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Hideyoshi Taro - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Taro is an experience trader who trades in stocks, futures, forex. He strongly focuses on technical analysis, trading systems and money management.
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- Secret of Setting Exits in Trading
[Investing:Stocks] The secret of exiting a trade for professionals is to plan their exits. Before entering a trade, professionals set their specific target and stop price levels. While beginners keep searching for entries.
- How to Place Stops Using the SafeZone
[Investing:Stocks] Where should traders put their stops? This is one of the hardest questions in technical analysis. Stops have to be tight enough to protect capital and also have to be distant enough to keep clear of meaningless swing.
- Forecast Price Using Pivot Point Analysis - Part 2
[Investing:Day-Trading] The basis of pivot point formulas, which traders use to calculate pivot point numbers, involves several steps. Traders should be able to interpret the rationale behind the calculations.
- Forecast Price Using Pivot Point Analysis - Part 1
[Investing:Day-Trading] The Pivot Point Analysis is considered as a leading indicator rather than a lagging indicator since it provides the early advanced target levels for traders. Traders could use the pivot point numbers from previous session to identify the support and resistance levels in the next trading session.
- Easy Profits From Moving Averages Trading - Part 1
[Investing:Day-Trading] Moving Averages or MAs are among the simplest tools for technical traders. They are ones of the most useful tools that help traders in identifying trends and finding entry points.
- Easy Profits From Moving Averages Trading - Part 2
[Investing:Day-Trading] When enter a trade, don't buy high above Moving Average or sell low below MA. Enter a trade when price return to MA. When traders buy or sell near MA, place a tight stop slightly below (if buy) or above (if sell) the MA.
- The Kangaroo Tail Pattern in Technical Analysis
[Investing:Day-Trading] The kangaroo tail is a pattern that points trading opportunities for traders. It has been introduced in Alexander Elder's book, Come Into My Trading Room.
- Introduction to the Pyramid Trading System
[Investing:Futures-and-Commodities] The Pyramid trading is a technique that allows traders to minimize chances of loss while enhancing their ability to profit from "expected" market price movement at the same time. The Pyramid technique alone is not enough to build a profitable trading plan, a sound Money Management technique is also needed to help traders to control their risk and loss.
- What is Trading Volume and How to Use it For Technical Analysis?
[Investing:Stocks] In technical analysis, Trading Volume is an indicator that indicates the strength of market trend. Trading Volume, which is usually referred to as Volume, is simply the number of trades executed during defined time period.
- How to Use Scale Trading in Futures and Commodities
[Investing:Futures-and-Commodities] Scale trading is a popular style of trading system which is based on the idea that there is a limitation of how low the price can go. The scale trading technique tried to make profit from a market that is at historically low price levels.
- The 2% - 6% Money Management Rules
[Investing:Stocks] The greater staying power of traders the greater chance to win. Traders have to stay in markets long enough to win trades. Money management plays an important role in helping traders to survive in markets.
- The Importance of Back Testing a Trading System
[Investing:Day-Trading] Whatever trading system traders use for their trades, they are going to thoroughly and objectively back test their trading system in order to confirm that the system can make them profits. The importance question that traders must ask their self is "Is the trading system they use profitable?" The back testing is lent to give them ability to answer this question.
- How to Design a MetaStock Trading System
[Investing:Stocks] Before designing and developing a successful trading system, traders must understand the base theory of Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH). The current market price of traded assets (e.g., stocks, bonds, or property) already reflect all fundamental and economic influences and known information.
- Why Money Management is Important in Trading
[Investing:Day-Trading] Once traders enter a trade, they rely on their emotions to make their trading decisions and miss the essential element of winning, the management of their emotions. Their lacking of managing themselves leads to poor money management of their trading portfolios.
- Secret of Time Frames in Trading Systems
[Investing:Day-Trading] Most traders analyze charts in only one time frame, usually daily. This is not enough; markets are too complex to be analyzed in only one time frame. Every time frame relates to its next higher and lower time frames.
- 3 Basic Money Management Strategies
[Investing:Stocks] Psychology, trading tactics, and money management are the three essential skills for successful trading. These skills can be learned, but most traders tend to overlook the money management skills in trading.
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