Price Bar Reversal Patterns – The Bullish Rejection Pattern
Price Bar Reversal Patterns – The Bullish Rejection Pattern
One of the basic concepts underlying Technical Analysis, the YTC way, is that of traps. (See here and here for example. And of course here!) Usually in these articles when I've discussed traps it's been in terms of short timeframe setups or trigger entries. However the same concept applies at the higher timeframe structural level….
I thought I’d finished the “Long is Wrong” articles for now. But then I received an email from a reader of the YTC Newsletter that I absolutely LOVED. And I thought that maybe “Long is Wrong – 3” would be a good way to share some of that love! If you missed the prior articles,…
I see far too many traders destroy a session through fighting the market. Again and again and again. You need to break the pattern. Try implementing this rule: Two Attempts – Then Reassess! After two attempts at a trade idea, if it hasn't worked, it's clear that something is not right. You're not…
If you’d prefer to read The Importance of Exit Strategy, see the article series here: https://yourtradingcoach.com/trading-process-and-strategy/the-importance-of-exit-strategy-part-1/ https://yourtradingcoach.com/trading-process-and-strategy/the-importance-of-exit-strategy-part-2/ https://yourtradingcoach.com/trading-process-and-strategy/the-importance-of-exit-strategy-part-3/ Or in one PDF download here: https://yourtradingcoach.com/ebooks/ Otherwise… enjoy the videos…
Rather than reinventing the wheel through production of a YTC Beginners Guide to Technical Analysis, I’m going to use this article to refer you to existing internet resources that already meet this need in a comprehensive, accurate and easy to read style. This will allow me to focus on more advanced topics of "the application…
Let's examine a recent emini-Dow trade from Thursday 2nd July 2015 which resulted in only a partial entry. We'll look at my decision making and see if perhaps it could have been improved in some way, allowing for a full-size position. First, let's start with the higher timeframe to get some context. You'll note…