Free MACD Training Videos Free Elliott Wave Training Videos by Andy Skinner is an expert in Technical Analysis and the creator of the Ramp and Fibonacci Market Scanner Programs. He has spent years researching technical indicator reactions to stock prices touching qualified trend lines. These videos will make you an expert trend line trader. It is very important that you view these videos in order and, please, do not skip the basics. The information in each video builds on the previous video's lesson. To learn the trading system start with video #2 below. |
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Inc. See the Videos above for a full understanding of these rules. 1. Know what sectors are on support and/or resistance by scanning the sectors first. 2. Trade only when a sector or group of stocks within a sector are all showing buy signals. Look for patterns. A single stock pattern does not qualify a trade. It must fit a pattern for several related stocks. 3. The sector and stock price must touch the trend line in the middle of the chart. 4. The MACD must be divergent and the entire divergence pattern must be below the MACD zero line. 5. There must be at least two other positively divergent technical indicators of your choice. 6. Only buy long term up trending stocks in a pullback. Use the trend line to show you this. 7. Exit the trade if the stock closes below the trend line. Never let a stock close below the trend line on a second bar. 8. Be very slow
to take profits. Expect to achieve a 4 to 1 risk reward ratio and only
exit if the price touches the trend line or you need the money for a
new trade. |