Hi guys, i’ve seen all videos about trading ranges, but i have a doubt.
On slide 33 (37:50 seconds) , Al says that has 20 signals in TR day and He talked about three.
Does the anothers 17 signals has in wich videos on course? Maybe i’m not remembering wich videos are such signs? Or was it not adressed (approached)?
Tks.
Ey Lucas, on that slide he means 20 entries (not signals) from the 3 signals, so not 20 different signals.
This video has 3 Common Entry patterns for scalp. I think these techniques are explained more detailed in this video than any earlier videos in the course:
1.Fade big bull bars near TOP, Fade big bear bars near BOTTOM
2.Buy Below prior swing LOW, Sell above prior swing Highs
3.Fade bad flags near top and bottom
Thanks AI and Team
Thank you for sharing this video.
It is very helpful to people living outside the United States and having difficulty attending original presentation (it is true even if presentations are distributed on the Net, because of time zone differences).
Slide 21 (around 22:00) says “Must trade the chart in front of you, not the one you hope it becomes”.
This should be a key lesson for price action traders. In my experience, just keeping this in mind can prevent many bad trades and unnecessary losses.
Al says also in another place:
“But, obviously, my goal is to make as much money as I can. But I don’t think of it in that way. I think of it as my goal is to try to do the right thing. And try to do good things, to be consistently good. To make good decisions – to manage trades well. And I trust if I’m able to achieve that, then I’ll make certainly enough money.” (Ask Al: Doing the right thing Vs making money, May 9, 2015)
If a trader gives first priority to something other than just doing the reasonable things, the trader easily projects his/her emotions onto the chart, which increases the chance of missing the reality of the market and losing money.
I like “But, obviously, my goal is to make as much money as I can. But I don’t think of it in that way. I think of it as my goal is to try to do the right thing. And try to do good things, to be consistently good. To make good decisions – to manage trades well. And I trust if I’m able to achieve that, then I’ll make certainly enough money.”
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Hi guys, i’ve seen all videos about trading ranges, but i have a doubt.
On slide 33 (37:50 seconds) , Al says that has 20 signals in TR day and He talked about three.
Does the anothers 17 signals has in wich videos on course? Maybe i’m not remembering wich videos are such signs? Or was it not adressed (approached)?
Tks.
Ey Lucas, on that slide he means 20 entries (not signals) from the 3 signals, so not 20 different signals.
This video has 3 Common Entry patterns for scalp. I think these techniques are explained more detailed in this video than any earlier videos in the course:
1.Fade big bull bars near TOP, Fade big bear bars near BOTTOM
2.Buy Below prior swing LOW, Sell above prior swing Highs
3.Fade bad flags near top and bottom
Thanks AI and Team
Thank you for sharing this video.
It is very helpful to people living outside the United States and having difficulty attending original presentation (it is true even if presentations are distributed on the Net, because of time zone differences).
Slide 21 (around 22:00) says “Must trade the chart in front of you, not the one you hope it becomes”.
This should be a key lesson for price action traders. In my experience, just keeping this in mind can prevent many bad trades and unnecessary losses.
Al says also in another place:
“But, obviously, my goal is to make as much money as I can. But I don’t think of it in that way. I think of it as my goal is to try to do the right thing. And try to do good things, to be consistently good. To make good decisions – to manage trades well. And I trust if I’m able to achieve that, then I’ll make certainly enough money.” (Ask Al: Doing the right thing Vs making money, May 9, 2015)
If a trader gives first priority to something other than just doing the reasonable things, the trader easily projects his/her emotions onto the chart, which increases the chance of missing the reality of the market and losing money.
I like “But, obviously, my goal is to make as much money as I can. But I don’t think of it in that way. I think of it as my goal is to try to do the right thing. And try to do good things, to be consistently good. To make good decisions – to manage trades well. And I trust if I’m able to achieve that, then I’ll make certainly enough money.”