The Global Update

When volatility ramps up, markets can get exceedingly trickier to trade. Which side of the market (buying or selling) might provide better trading opportunities? Should you go long or short? What might be a good price point to enter or

It may seem a bit strange to think that stop loss targets may be easier to identify than profit targets. Traders often place stop losses at support or resistance levels (depending on whether they are going long or short). If

Stop loss strategies can play a significant role in managing your trading risk. To protect yourself against unfavorable market movements, particularly sudden and volatile movements, it might be wise to always trade with a stop loss. But stop losses can

In a previous post, we discussed a technique to use Bollinger Bands to fade what might be interpreted as “extreme” market moves, anticipating that price might revert back to the “average” as measured by a Bollinger Band’s moving average line.

Market Replay is a hypothetical study that explores how a given market might have been traded using a strict price action-based approach. Some trades might have yielded favorable results while others might have been less favorable. We reveal both. CLV18

Like any other form of speculation, swing trading can never guarantee success. It can give you exposure to more frequent opportunities than long-term investing, and it might give you more time to plan your trades using both technical and fundamental

Trading a volatile and non-trending market is a dangerous proposition. There’s no trend. No evident direction. No apparent patterns or formations other than “noise” between two ranges of support and resistance. Although trading itself comes with considerable risk, trading a