Generally, gap trading starts right at the open. Only on a few exceptional occasions should you actu...
A Trader’s Daily Schedule and the Morning Rush/Morning Dump Trade
Just like any job, a trader has a schedule and the trading year is somewhat seasonal. Traders do cer...
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USD/Stock Market Correlation and other Key Correlations
Market correlations are never 100% predictable, but the following market correlations are highly pre...
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How to Cope with More Market Volatility
There is only one certainty in the financial markets: that is uncertainty, which makes for volatilit...
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Inflation and The Fed’s Interest Rate Decision
Let us start by sharing the mission statement of the Federal Reserve: Mission The fundamental missio...
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The Gap Fade and Fill
Gaps and gap trading setups are some of the most reliable and predictable trading setups found in sh...
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Introduction to Gap Strategies & Types of Gaps
Every day there are three things that the market can do: Gap Up Open Flat Gap Down Learning how to t...
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Volume for Trading Explained
Professional traders and investors generally have better access to the market through more sophistic...
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Volume Analysis
The most important building blocks of trading are price and volume through time. In real estate, peo...
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Climactic Buy and Sell Setups
The Climactic Buy Setup is similar to a regular buy setup, with the exception of trend consideration...
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