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Edition 714 - February 16, 2018

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Andy Jordan Educator for Futures Trading Strategies on Spreads, Options, Swing/Day Trading, and Editor of Traders Notebook


Trading Article - Stress or just Excitement

by Professional Trader Andy Jordan
Educator for Spreads, Options, Swing/Day Trading, and
Editor of Traders Notebook Complete and Traders Notebook Outrights

 

There is a tendency to become overemotional when trading. Overcoming the propensity to play emotionally requires a conscious commitment to specific trading objectives. This entails choosing a target, developing a strategy, and finding a method for adhering to it. A goal enables you to keep a relatively even keel through good and bad periods, to sustain momentum, and to keep from becoming bored.

Of course, most traders enjoy the process of building up profits, the satisfaction of adept trading, or simply outwitting the crowd. But it is not just the outcome that is important, it is also the process. The tension that accompanies being in the market is an integral part of the overall experience. For profit without risk or loss without care drains much of the pleasure out of the trading process.

Can it hurt your health? I really can’t say. The wrong kind of stress is known to be harmful to your health, but some stress is what makes you perform at your best.

 

Andy Jordan is the editor for Traders Notebook which shows you Futures Trading Strategies in Spreads, Options, and Swing Trades. Learn step-by-step how to trade successfully.

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Master Trader Joe Ross shares trading education


Chart Scan with Commentary - Lesson from the Past—Trend vs Congestion

by Master Trader Joe Ross
Author, Trader, Trading Mentor, and Founder of Trading Educators, Inc.
Developer of Instant Income Guaranteed

 

Joe Ross shares trading success with Traders Trick Entry and Ross Hook trading methods example trading education

Viewing the chart above, are prices trending or are they consolidating? This kind of question comes up often. According to The Law of Charts, there is a defined trend showing on the chart. But which kind of trend? Is it an uptrend or a downtrend, and how can you tell which it is?

The Law of Charts states that trend supersedes any form of consolidation. That means if you find a trend within an area of consolidation, you must assume prices are trending. At Trading Educators, we call consolidations of 11 to 20 bars "congestion," and consolidations of 21 or more bars "trading ranges" However, in the chart above, if I count from the low marked "1," or even if I count from 3 bars prior to the low marked "1" until the last bar shown, we have nothing visible that can be called either congestion or a trading range. So what do we have?

The chart reveals a correctly marked 1-2-3 low formation. Following the breakout of the #2 point of a 1-2-3 low formation, any failure of prices to move higher is a Ross Hook (RH).

The Law of Charts states that if prices violate the #2 point of a 1-2-3 low formation, we have a defined trend. It further states that if prices were to violate the high or the RH, we would have an established trend.

So based on The Law of Charts, we are looking at a defined uptrend. If prices were to violate the RH we would have an established uptrend, but that has not taken place based on the current chart view. I think the rest of the chart can be quite easily understood, even though it is in German. "Wochenchart" just means "weekly chart." "Das Gesetz der Charts" means "The Law of Charts." "Ross-Haken," means "Ross Hook."

What I like best is that in any language, a chart is a chart. For those who might not know, the DAX is traded at the Eurex Exchange. 

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Professional Trader Marco Mayer Educator for Forex and Futures, Systematic Trader, and Creator of Ambush Trading Method, Ambush Signals, and AlgoStrats.com
Trading Video - Outside Bars in the Russell 2000 Mini Future

by Professional Trader Marco Mayer
Educator for Forex and Futures, Systematic Trader, and
Creator of Ambush Trading Method, Ambush Signals, and AlgoStrats.com

 

In this video Marco has a look at the "Outside Bars" pattern as an entry signal. He shows you how if it works as an entry signal in the Russell 2000 Mini Future and how to evaluate entry signals in general by using a systematic approach.

Happy Trading!

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