This 3-step method for trading pullbacks comes from Richard Deutsch’s excellent Udemy course. It uses the Keltner Channel to identify trend momentum and tradeable pullbacks. From there, it relies on price action to select the best pullbacks for entering the market. Note: I’ve interpreted the source material with my observations to form the trading rules […]
Harami Candlestick Reversal Trading Strategy
The Harami candlestick pattern is highly recognizable on your charts. However, like all price patterns, trading the Harami alone is not a good idea. This is especially true when you’re looking for trend reversals. This article shows you how to trade the Harami candlestick pattern with other tools. In the process, you’ll learn to build […]
Modified Hikkake Price Pattern For Trading Reversals
The Hikkake pattern is one of my favorite price patterns. Although it is a simple pattern, it demonstrates powerful price action concepts. In this tutorial, you’ll learn about a lesser-known variation of the Hikkake: Modified Hikkake Pattern According to Dan Chesler, the Basic Hikkake works for both continuations and reversals. On the other hand, the Modified […]
How To Find Pullback Trade Zones With Heiken-Ashi Candlestick Chart
Pullback trading is popular among technical traders due to its simplicity. And you can use Heiken-Ashi candlesticks to make it even simpler. In this tutorial, you will learn how to read Heiken-Ashi to find optimal zones for pullbacks. The Heiken-Ashi candlestick chart is not a tool I use regularly. But, over the years, I’ve noticed […]
How To Trade Reversals With The 1-2-3 Price Pattern Setup
The 1-2-3 trading setup is a classic price pattern for trading reversals. Victor Sperandeo popularized it in his book – Trader Vic: Methods of a Wall Street Master. This excellent book offers more market perspectives than specific trading tactics. But the few setups discussed in the book are illuminating. This tutorial discusses my interpretation of […]
How To Trade Reversals By Spotting The Big Players
If you’re reading this, you’re likely to be a small player in the market. For small retail players, one way to succeed in the market is to observe demand and supply. And the best way to do so is to follow the big players. Who are the big players? The banks? The hedge funds? The […]
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