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In 2008 some stocks soared, while others tanked. Find out how you can put these moves in your pocket and walk away a winner in the stock market.
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Hi Adam,
I've wondered for a long time about how to handle sideways markets. Currently TBonds are moving sideways, each trade will loose 2-3 thousand dollars, which really adds up if you just stick to trading the triangles.
It seems that once it's recognized as being sideways, that we should stand aside and wait for a breakout, I think you've noted that previously in other postings. What, then, constitutes a breakout? Should we be looking for closes below the support (or above the resistance) or just a simple price breakout? If closes, is one enough?
What do you look for in this very common situation?
Thanks,
Andy
They have stop placement in the help section guys:
http://broadcast.ino.com/livesupport/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=50&nav=0
If you are using this system you should note where the previous 3 week low was (if going long). If the risk is too great you should wait for a retracement before entering. More often than not after a large up move to generate a new monthly signal, there will be a few weeks of consolidating price action to allow you to get in at a better price. Feel free to message me if any of you have further questions as to how I place my stops using marketclub.
Some people learn best by observing successful modelling. That is why these 90 second clips are so effective. Five 90 seconds clips showing stop placement based on various levels of risk avoidance and other factors could spark some interesting discussion on the blog about various techniques.
I really like the way the primers are done and all but I have the same comment as everyone else. We would like to have a primer that shows how to set the stops.
I know how to do it with options or stocks but would like to see how you would do it with Futures or oil something that moves fast.
I agree with David - I like these simplified primers and reminders. Congratulations Adam & crew. But I would really like to see a presentation or two on how to set stops under different circumstances, particularly in today's volatile markets. It's so easy to get knocked out by the "noise" just before the market moves in the direction you want. Today, I set stops on the notion of "how much am I willing to lose?"
Very concise, very effective
Like the concise presentatios. Now if only you could do the same indicating stops.