Michelle B submits: Having read a few comments at trading blogs—OK, I have read zillions—I have encountered more often than not, a frenzied, harried, stressful approach to time when one is trading. Some feel the demonic pressure crushing them as soon as the market opens; others feel enervated by its demands needling and pinpricking them [...]
Posted by 26 February 2006
Chart Request: Metlife, Inc. (MET)
Posted by 13 June 2004
Trading 101: Recommended Reading – ‘Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques’
Learning how to use candlestick charts was probably the second most important thing I’ve learned (money management is a clear #1) since I started trading for a living. The funny thing is that when I started trading all of the charts in my trading software were defaulted to displaying candlestick charts. At that time I [...]
Posted by 29 May 2004
Let’s Review
Posted by 18 May 2004
May Lows Still Holding
After yesterday’s gap down opening the market basically ended where it opened. The indices tested last week’s lows and bounced back, making spinning tops in the process. (Note that I use SPY and DIA to do candlestick analysis on the S&P 500 and Dow respectively. That’s because of the way NYSE stocks open in the [...]
