What could be simpler than an impulse move through a level? Well… simplicity is deceiving, because it turns out there’s a lot going on behind a simple impulse move. Directional Bias An impulse is simply a move that’s larger and faster than the surrounding price action, and ideally through a key level without…
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A Year In Review It’s almost time to call 2019 to a close, so I thought I’d scan through my charts and bring you 10 of my favourite from this year. If you’ve still yet to “make it” in trading or just about to turn that corner, these charts might be just what you need…
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The other week I tweeted a Bitcoin chart with a very large supply zone. The zone was about $3500 high! Some of you asked what possible use could such a large zone have for the serious trader? ….and doesn’t your trading Furu always tell you to trade with “pip perfect” precision? Well… the reason for…
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At the beginning of the week, Twitter and YouTube were starting to show the usual hysteria that accompanies a big run up in Bitcoin. Champagne corks were popping, Crypto Vloggers were calling for 1 million dollar targets and some traders were already wondering whether they should head down to the Lambo showroom. So that very…
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So often I’ll see students making some very basic mistakes with supply and demand zone strategies. Usually it’s because they’ve combined methods from various sources and ended up with a confused mess of charts. In this article we’re going to explore those basic mistakes and how to correct them. No Fast Move –…
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What does a gymnast on a neatly stacked pile of stones have to do with trading? And how do they seemingly defy gravity? Well, this article is all about the market being in “balance” or “equilibrium”. You may have seen me mention Price Pivot Zones (or PPZs) before. This is the term I coined for describing…
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If you’re not from a traditional trading background and Cryptos are your first venture into technical analysis, looking at a trading chart might feel like you’re trekking through the woods without a compass. In this article we’re going to explore how simple Supply and Demand zones can be applied to Crypto currencies and how they…
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In this article I’ll show you how to draw Bull and Bear channels (also known as flags) and how you can use them effectively with supply and demand zones and support and resistance.
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My strategy is so much more than simply drawing supply and demand zones and when you’ve stared at the charts for 10 years, certain aspects of price action ring alarm bells and signal that a trade should be passed. In this article I’m going to show you one of my very simple price action filters…
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In this article, I’m going to explain the why, when and how of using guaranteed stop losses. These type of stops are offered by UK spread bet brokers, so if you’re not in the UK this article may not be relevant to you! For those based in the UK or able to use UK brokers, there…
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