(Commodities)

As we start the new year… and as new lurkers appear… the question begs to be asked once again. IS TRADING FOR YOU? Are you willing to do WHATEVER it takes to succeed? Are you willing to take the time […]

Thus far I have only discussed ideas regarding price action. And while learning how to read the market like a pro is important… one can never trade like a pro until other factors are addressed. These factors, which I call

Now going back to my argument of keeping things simple. How can I possibly preach the need for simplicity in the light of different analysis and indicators I use? Well… I never said the business of trading was simple… only

What is important to know about S/R levels is that many often use them only as potential reversal points, when in fact, they become reliable BREAKOUT LEVELS. This is the importance of integrating trend analysis with S/R levels. There is

Greetings! Just wanted to point something out, particularly to a newer trader. A reversal day with a weak close, in a downtrend, after a correction… is my strong strong sell signal. Fridays reversal day in the NQ and S&P was

Fear is a natural emotion that comes with trading. Beginners often dont have any fear, because they dont know yet what the market can do to them. As we accumulate experiences of losing trades, our mind will remind us of

You gotta do your own homework, period. There is no shortcut for you here. If you rely on tips, rumors, mentors and the like, chances are, you wont last long as a commodity trader. Even competent advice, such as that