Edition 646 - October 28, 2016
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The Law of Charts with Commentary
by Master Trader Joe Ross
Author, Trader, Trading Mentor, and Founder of Trading Educators, Inc.
Trading Tops and Bottoms
How do you trade markets that form "V" bottoms, or for that matter, "A" tops. The method I usually follow causes me to miss the first part of the move, but I feel that with "V" bottoms and "A" tops it is better to be safe than sorry. Typically, when prices form sharply-turned bottoms and tops, the move is considerable once it becomes established. Such was the case shown on the chart below. I've pointed out on the chart the way my method would allow me entry into the trade. It follows the rules for the Law of Charts. The Law states that the breakout of the #2 point of a 1-2-3 low defines a trend; a breakout of a Ross Hook establishes a trend.
Prices formed a potential #2 point at .7342. The pattern then corrected, but not enough to establish the #2 point. A #2 point by definition requires both a lower high and a lower low to form before a #2 point is in effect. Prices moved to .7343 where, by definition of both a lower low and a lower high following the move to .7343, there was a defined #2 point. Prices then made a higher low and a higher high, putting into effect the #3 point. Two bars later, a Ross hook was formed when prices failed to move higher. A Traders Trick Entry was in effect at .7459, leaving plenty of room to cover costs and take a profit. The rest is history, and it seemed that prices would soon arrive at .8000.

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Question from a Subscriber:
by Master Trader Joe Ross
Author, Trader, Trading Mentor, and Founder of Trading Educators, Inc.
A reader asks: "Hey Joe! I’m pretty new at this. Can you tell me the rules for buy and sell stops?"
When the market trades above (“trades through”) a buy stop price order, it becomes a market order. The first down tick after the market order price is activated determines the highest price at which the buy stop order may be filled. The rule to remember placing stops is this, "Buy above and sell below." Buy stops are placed above the current market price, and sell stops are placed below the current market price. If a buy stop price is hit, the order then becomes a market order to be filled electronically or by the floor broker at the best price possible. If a buy stop is hit at 40, and the market trades 40, 45, 50, then 45, the worst fill a trader can receive is a 50, because 45 is the first down tick. In general, you must expect to get the worst fill possible. Anything better is a bonus. The exception to this rule is a fast market condition, when no one is legally held to any price.
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On 31st May 2016, we gave our IIG subscribers the following trade on SLB, which was showing accumulation on a pullback. We decided to sell price insurance as follows the following day:
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- On 6th June 2016, we bought to close SLB Jul 15 2016 70P @ $0.40, after 6 days in the trade, for quick premium compounding.
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by Master Trader Andy Jordan
Educator for Spreads, Options, Swing/Day Trading, and Editor of Traders Notebook Complete and Traders Notebook Outrights
Andy is looking into the seasonal Feeder Cattle spread long May and short March 2017.
Traders Notebook Outright Futures Trading
by Master Trader Andy Jordan
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Blog Post - Time
by Master Trader Andy Jordan
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You pay a price for every profit you take with time and effort required to obtain it. Not to mention the years of experience upon which your knowledge and system methodology have...read more.
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This Week's Blog- FOMC Days = Crazy Days?
by Master Trader Marco Mayer
Educator for Forex and Futures, Systematic Trader, and
Creator of Ambush Trading Method and AlgoStrats.com
This Tuesday, we'll have another Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) day. Whenever the FOMC meets and releases its rate decision and its statement, it’s seen as one of the most important data releases in the markets in the currency markets. But is it really such a market mover? What kind of moves can we actually expect on such a day? Well, let's find out and look at some statistics! Read more.
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