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Friday, January 25, 2008
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1. Selecting securities
2. Market direction
- decide on time frame
- confirm the market direction
3. Trend direction
4. Entry signals
- take entry signals from a suitable momentum oscillator
- use trailing stops to time entry and exit points
5. Stop losses
- set stop loss order as soon as your trade is confirmed
- do not exceed the maximum acceptable loss
- be technically consistent when setting stop levels
- adjust stop levels over time to protect your profits
6. Take exit signals from a suitable trend indicator
A Word Of Caution
These are typical steps that a trader will follow in deciding what stocks to buy, when to buy them and when to sell. It is not a magic formula, but consistent use should enhance your investment performance.
Trading methods can be compared to a carpenter's tools: Skilled use can produce outstanding results but unskilled use may lead to injury. Learn to use your trading tools properly before committing any capital. Study the behavior of the indicators over several years, learn their strengths and weaknesses and how they interact with each other and with the market. Start with a small amount of capital and only increase this when you are confident that you have a winning strategy.
2. Market direction
- decide on time frame
- confirm the market direction
3. Trend direction
4. Entry signals
- take entry signals from a suitable momentum oscillator
- use trailing stops to time entry and exit points
5. Stop losses
- set stop loss order as soon as your trade is confirmed
- do not exceed the maximum acceptable loss
- be technically consistent when setting stop levels
- adjust stop levels over time to protect your profits
6. Take exit signals from a suitable trend indicator
A Word Of Caution
These are typical steps that a trader will follow in deciding what stocks to buy, when to buy them and when to sell. It is not a magic formula, but consistent use should enhance your investment performance.
Trading methods can be compared to a carpenter's tools: Skilled use can produce outstanding results but unskilled use may lead to injury. Learn to use your trading tools properly before committing any capital. Study the behavior of the indicators over several years, learn their strengths and weaknesses and how they interact with each other and with the market. Start with a small amount of capital and only increase this when you are confident that you have a winning strategy.
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