If you’ve ever felt like trading was a cruel game of hurry-up-and-wait, congratulations, you’re not broken. You’re experiencing one of the most vital skills in the trader’s toolbox: delayed gratification. And if you can embrace it, it’ll do more for your trading...
This week's update is a little more brief than normal as I am pressed for time with the school holidays and family commitments. The markets continued to hold their position and edge up a little this week. The Canadian and Hong Kong markets sitting above their 200EMA...
The Ichimoku Cloud trading indicator, also known as Kinko Hyo, is a comprehensive indicator that offers traders a clear visual representation of price trends, price momentum, and support/resistance levels. Developed by Japanese journalist Goichi Hosoda, this...
The Put/Call Ratio is a tool commonly used by traders to gauge market sentiment, adding this tool to your trading system may provide the critical edge you need to make your system profitable. The Put/Call ratio offers traders a snapshot of market sentiment based on...
In the world of stock trading, understanding momentum is crucial, one powerful tool traders use to track momentum is the Rate of Change (ROC) trading indicator. In simple terms, the ROC measures how much a stock’s price has changed over a specific period of time,...
You’ve read the books. You’ve watched the videos. You’ve even highlighted a few promising strategies on your spreadsheet. So why aren’t your trades clicking? Let’s be blunt—if you’re stuck constantly researching, fine-tuning, “almost ready,” and second-guessing...
After the tariff shocks that started a couple of weeks ago the markets have rallied this week, but looking at the charts below I don't see a lot of cause for long side traders to get excited. The current rally is looking weak and it has already rolled over on the...
The Elliott Wave trading indicator is a technical analysis tool that helps traders identify market trends by recognizing recurring price patterns in price movements. Think of it like a map that shows the twists and turns in a journey. Just like a map helps you predict...
Time cycles as a trading indicator refer to recurring cyclical patterns in market movements based on time durations rather than price action alone. Just as natural cycles—like seasons or lunar phases—follow a repeating pattern, financial markets also exhibit cyclical...
Let’s cut straight to it: if blame is part of your trading routine, it’s quietly wrecking your results. It creeps in after a losing trade. It flares up when markets move unexpectedly. And it robs you of the one thing every successful trader needs—agency. Blame is like...