For this reason, it's generally far easier to trade a break from a range than it is to
attempt trading the price action within the range itself.
Not exact matches
In this February 22 post on our
trading blog, which was published immediately following two days of heavy selling on February 20 and 21, we said, «If and when the S&P
attempts to bounce from its current level, the subsequent
price and volume
action that immediately follows any recovery
attempt will be extremely important at -LSB-...]
Then, in this technical
trading commentary published one day later, we stressed why the most profitable swing traders are those who learn to merely react to the market's
price action that is presented to them at any give time, rather than those who
attempt to predict the direction of the next move.
Above all, don't forget our
trading system is designed to react to
price action, rather than
attempting to predict it.
Regardless of what type of
trading system you follow, one of your most important keys to success is disciplining yourself to merely react to
price action, rather than
attempting to predict it.
While
price action trading is widely discussed in online
trading forums and
trading courses, very few publications have
attempted to organize its body of knowledge.
Practice
trading specific
price action strategies combined with support and resistance levels for at least 3 months on a demo account, or until you are consistently profitable, before
attempting any of this on a real money account.
Should all traders demo
trade with my
price action trading strategies before
attempting to
trade them live?
Be sure to review it before
attempting to
trade the
price action we're discussing in this post.