All Market… All Timeframes.
1. Determine the bias
2. Enter on a trap setup against the bias
The following provides an example for longer timeframe equities traders, using a Weekly / Daily combination.
Note: These were not traded live. I trade lower timeframe futures. This article is simply demonstrating the concept for educational purposes.
Lance Beggs
In previous articles I mentioned that my analysis involves monitoring price action, in order to gain an insight into the short term sentiment of the market. Determining who is in control at that time – the bulls or the bears. And assessing how they’re likely to respond to changes in the market. I thought today…
Every now and then I get a question I just can’t answer, which is great because it gives us both an opportunity to learn. If anyone can help with this, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Please email me. Here’s the email Q&A… Hi again Lance, I have a real question to ask as I…
Depth refers to the distance with which a pullback retraces the previous extension.
Sometimes a slight change in perspective can make ALL the difference. The light bulb comes on. And what was once hidden is now blindingly obvious. It’s my hope that today’s article may well provide someone with one of these paradigm shifts, as it relates to the mindset required for trade re-entry. If you operate with…
Here's an interesting little exercise that may help you to see charts in a different way! Where do you see the opportunity in this chart? Don't think too hard. There's no trick. Just first impressions. Where do your eyes instantly go if you're seeking opportunity for profit? If you're like most traders, I expect you'll…
Grind: Low volatility Significant candle overlap Weak price extensions Pullbacks that just refuse to break lower And it just goes on and on, well beyond when you expect it to stop. Unless you're comfortable scalping within such a low-volatility environment, your best game plan is often to just stand aside until signs of failure. Of…
