Entries & Exits

The more I teach new traders, the more I find out that they don’t always follow the rules exactly like we teach them.  Before I say anything else, let me clarify that we have already experimented and tested our strategies very extensively.  So much testing that we have it perfected and down to a science, […]

If you have read any of our day trading manuals, then you should know and understand that we have some basic rules that we use and follow.  Often times though, people monkey around with those rules and make ever so slight changes to them, and then they wonder why they are not having success.  The

Today I am going to talk about how we use price action to identify our key entry points when day trading.  What most novice traders do when day trading is that they fail to understand the need for patience.  Instead of waiting for the proper set ups and for prices to reach our key entry

In this article we are going to discuss how we use a two part exit strategy for better price action results.  While learning where and when to enter a trade is extremely important, we believe that we have found a way to profit on our entries more often than not, simply by having an improved

I talk a lot about being patient and waiting on the trades to come to you, but based on some of the feedback I get, I don’t think many traders are hearing this, thus today’s trading article on how to use price action to find trade entries in advance.  As a day trader that relies

I am often asked if trading with price action offers a more consistent way to determine trade entry locations, and the answer is an astounding yes!  Our number one rule in price action trading is to never counter trend trade.  Most traders lose money because they are always trading against the prevailing trend.   There

Once a trader finally realizes the importance of price action trading, or simply, the importance of having an ability to read a price chart, the sooner they will improve their trading results, and probably gain the ability to actually make money day trading the markets.  We believe that the only way to consistently make money

If you are even slightly interested in day trading or investing, then it is almost certain that you have heard the term “buy low and sell high,” but what does this really mean?  Also, how does price action trading relate to buy low and sell high strategies?  Are they one and the same or is