Sentences with phrase «daily chart for»

In order to show that higher - frequency trading does not equate to higher overall profits, let's look at a hypothetical example of a trader who over-traded on the 4 hr charts during one month versus a trader who traded less - frequently on the daily chart for the same month.

As a bear market evolves, follow the daily chart for key turning points and act defensively at all times.

We have adapted it for swing trading by observing the weekly chart for trends and the daily chart for stochastic entries.

I have practiced to trade FX in daily chart for months and I can say that my balance stay in positive since then.

I highly recommend a daily chart for new traders.

i work with price action in the daily chart for big operation — minimum 100 pips each — and also intrady with the 15m time frame for multi small 20 pips each — .

This means, looking only at the daily chart for a while, not using your phone to trade and only analyzing the charts a couple of times per day for 20 to 30 minutes each.

Moving averages yeah i find them useless on lower time frames as well but on 4 hr and daily chart for long term trades they so far have worked.

Below is the 2 year daily chart for the SPX which shows its 2016 bull market uptrend channel with the price action testing the bottom rail with the high, down to up volume spike on Monday.

The low end is an uptrend on the daily chart for gold that connects the lows of $ 1.130.4 a Troy ounce set on Nov. 7, 2014 through the low of $ 1,141.6 set on March 17.

While indicators show that buying has slowed for the stock, Lang's daily chart for Workday showed that the stock's June decline went hand - in - hand with a decline in trading volume.

The charts shown in Figures 1 and 2 show the weekly and daily charts for ticker USO (an ETF which is designed to track the price of crude oil).

I have hitherto traded H4, H1, using some indicators to confirm my trades, and using Weekly and Daily charts for major trends (this improved my win rate significantly) and using M5 and M1 to find entry points.

Finally, I don't expect you to take my word for any of this, instead, go look at the daily charts for yourself, draw in the horizontal support and resistance levels and learn to spot the price action strategies that I teach.

I normally look at price action on daily charts for +2 R targets (set and forget, so I only look at charts once a day at the close).

I combine pinbar setups with fundamental reports released around the London open and I use 4 - hour and daily charts for trend identity analysis and a 1 - hour charts for my entrances.

Oversight of Employees including checking job duty completion, daily charts for temps, schedule violations and inventory.

Not exact matches

For starters, take a look at the annotated daily chart of $ EPU below, which highlights our exact buy entry point, as well as our current target price on the $ EPU:

This can be seen on the weekly chart of Guggenheim Solar ETF ($ TAN), an ETF we recently sold for a 44 % gain in The Wagner Daily newsletter:

So, let's drill down to the weekly charts of one ETF and two individual stocks that could soon be in play for Wagner Daily buy entry.

As shown on the daily chart below, notice that EWH has been neatly holding near - term support of its 20 - day exponential moving average, and is now poised for a breakout to a fresh 52 - week high:

For the sake of brevity, we will skip analysis of the Dow Jones SPDR ETF ($ DIA) because both its daily and weekly chart patterns are quite similar to SPY above (broke down firmly below its 50 - day moving average yesterday, and is also coming into support of its year - long uptrend line).

On the following daily chart of the benchmark S&P 500 Index SPDR ($ SPY), a popular ETF proxy for the broad - based S&P 500 Index, we have highlighted the reclamation of its 50 - day moving average:

Scanning for reliable chart patterns is obviously one of the most important factors that determines which stocks and ETFs we buy in the model portfolio of The Wagner Daily newsletter.

Presently, there are a handful of stocks that meet my criteria for selling short (former leading stocks blowing up), but I have not yet spotted low - risk swing trade entry points on the daily charts.

The breakout above resistance on the weekly chart, combined with the pullback on the daily chart, provides for a positive reward - risk ratio for this ETF trade setup.

Due to the fact that daily chart trading strategies are critical for all traders to learn, we all need to see the most accurate and relevant daily chart closing price.

The following daily chart illustrates the technical setup for this potential trade:

However, the most time - tested and trusted way for determining a market's trend is simply to look at the daily charts and analyze the market's price action.

We'll tell you why it does not matter later in this article, but let's first take a quick look at the daily chart pattern of the S&P 500 SPDR ($ SPY), a popular ETF trading proxy for the benchmark S&P 500 Index:

The technical swing trade setup for $ MX is shown on the annotated daily chart below:

For this reason, I always scan through a line chart on the daily and weekly in an attempt to identify a market that is beginning to trend or is already trending.

The PowerShares QQQ Trust ($ QQQ), an ETF trading proxy for the Nasdaq 100 index, has a very similar daily chart pattern:

This triple convergence of support is annotated on the daily chart of S&P 500 SPDR ($ SPY), a popular ETF proxy for the S&P 500 Index:

However, although such price action is bullish, the daily chart pattern presently does not yet provide us with a clearly defined buy entry point and level for setting a stop price.

The technical trade setup for TZA is shown on the daily chart below:

This bearish pattern can be clearly seen on the daily chart of PowerShares QQQ Trust ($ QQQ), a popular ETF proxy for trading the Nasdaq 100 Index:

Although the daily chart has always been pivotal for locating low - risk buy setups, my extreme focus on that single time frame was causing me to ignore the power of confirmation from longer time frames (such as weekly and monthly charts).

The daily chart showed that the stock was above a «golden cross,» which supported an opening buy for 2017.

The daily chart pattern below details our exact entries and exit prices for the $ IBB swing trade.

This next chart is a daily combo chart we've been following for some of the US stock market indexes which is showing some interesting price action.

Note that this Scotiabank chart (via The Daily Shot) is a bit misleading using the ISM data for the U.S. and Markit data for the ROW.

As the daily chart below illustrates, the price action of IOC was holding above its 20 - day exponential moving average (the beige line), in a narrow range, for the preceding three weeks.

But for now, maintaining a small percentage allocation of short / bearish exposure may help to reduce overall portfolio risk by basically «hedging» until / unless the downtrend from the September 2012 highs is convincingly reversed by the formation of two «higher lows» and «higher highs» on the daily charts.

# 1 Breakout from Downtrend Channel: As you can see from the daily chart of PZZA below, the stock was within a short - term downtrend channel for the past year.

On the daily chart of S&P 500 SPDR ($ SPY), a popular ETF proxy for the benchmark S&P 500 Index, we have annotated the key resistance levels to pay attention to this week:

I have been trading daily on daily (end of day & 3 / 5 minute charts for scalping.

So, let's take a closer look at the daily chart patterns of the Nasdaq 100 Index ETF ($ QQQ) and S&P 500 SPDR ($ SPY), two popular ETF proxies for the broad market.

I must admit I do have a weakness for MacD, and stochastics, but all these things have not helped me in being consistent, as well as having a penchant for dwelling on the lower timeframes (even though I do a proper top down analysis starting with the daily chart).

Although the daily chart is useful for seeing short - term trends, trade setups on the monthly timeframe can be more explosive, especially when they align with bullish price action on the weekly and daily chart intervals.