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Showing posts with label cut loss. Show all posts

Fibonacci and Breakouts


Yggrasil shares how he spent 10-15 hours a day trying to learn stock trading. I have the same story. I am learning from the sidelines. Learning from the free stuff and then I got hold of the Blueprint. It has enlightened me greatly of the ways of stock trading.

ZF shares on the interpretation of Fibonacci retracements

  • as long as FIBO is 38.% and above, bull territory (more money)
  • between 38-50 is bullish bias
  • between 61-50 is bearish territory: dumping or accumulating time
  • 61.8-76.4% is last chance area; possible bounce play
  • below 76.4% is death zone
Rayner Teo shares how to trade on breakout
  • breakout with buildup: buildup he means a period of sideways trend
  • higher lows into resistance or ascending triangle on trendlines (price going up)
  • lower highs into support of descending triangles on trendlines (price going down)
  • re-test where he illustrates when the previous support because the new resistance
Trading 212 shares on how to trade on breakout
  • breakout means price moves and closes ABOVE resistance levels ad BELOW support levels
  • trade range: support + resistance levels
  • enter on actual breakout
  • pre-set level before the breakout at previous high
  • enter when candle closes above the trade range
  • false breakout: when price breaks support and resistance and return back to trading range

Here is tutorial on trading retracements by Trading 212


Full Time Stock Trading Needs Dedication

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 Profiting from stock trading is just like any profession, it takes time and lots of effort. Sirius Lee here shared that technical analysis can be learned by anyone with zero knowledge and dedication. He has shared his success too on how he purged stocks to make way for new learning. He cut losses and had almost all gains. His post inspired me to take on trading, that I can learn it despite not having a degree in finance or business. Initially his blog was in Tagalog then succeeding posts were in English. I feel it would be better in English for SEO purposes. Sirius Lee mentioned he started reading about ZeeFreaks January 2015 and when full time trading October 2015 after finishing ZF + Kidlat formal course. His initial reason to shift to full time trading was
ticket to free myself from corporate slavery
Stock Gamit here shares that life felt like
works on weekdays like zombies and laugh like clowns on weekends
And he ventured into several other ways to make money like freelancing, pay-per-click, multilevel marketing (MLM) before coming across stock trading. Self education on stock trading felt like
portfolio grew not with my gains rather by adding funds into my account... and kept throwing my cards blindly hoping for a lucky strike...
Stock gambit had a realization, stock trading
is NOT to buy cheap and let my money sleep BUT rather wait sufficiently, trade efficiently...Failure is an outcome of a poor execution
ZeeFreaks advised full time stock trading when,
  1. Disciple
    • can you cut your losses?
    • can you take a loss without being too emotional?
    • do you have a trading journal?
    • do you have a routine in checking charts and doing analysis?
  2. Capital
    • do you have 300-500K in your portfolio?
    • can you achieve 10% gain per month in your portfolio?
  3. Specialty and Identify