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Your systematic approach of following the price action has opened up a world of possibilities I never perceived.

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Based on the above explanation of our short selling methodology, our anticipated entry into $ GLD (or buy entry into a «short ETF») is now a bounce to near the $ 150 level that is followed by the first subsequently bearish price action.

If the price action follows through to the downside today (January 30), then bearish short - term momentum will likely take the index down to the 4,000 area (support of the December 2013 lows).

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-...]

As anticipated, price action followed through to the upside over the next few days, and quickly cleared the high of the wide - ranged reversal candle from March 12.

But if a stock or index trades below the prior day's low (on the next day following a break of the 20 - EMA) and continues lower after the first opening hour, the price action may be headed for a deeper correction that could lead to a longer consolidation period.

This site is run by a community of traders that follow Al's price action trading methods.

When you learn how to interpret subsequent price action that follows the touch of a 20 - EMA, this stellar indicator can be used by swing traders as the proverbial «line in the sand» for knowing whether or not a trend is maintaining very bullish momentum.

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That is why it is so hard for technical traders, and those who follow the ticker tape, to get a grasp of where price action will lead a stock.

Still, the recent bottoming action in gold prices in 2014 matches the bottoming action of the SP500 in 2010, in the months following the May 2010 Flash Crash.

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.

Hence, after studying the charts for some 20 years and watching what market action has followed the appearance of Broadening Price Patterns, we have come to the conclusion that they are definitely bearish in purport, that, while further advance in price is not ruled out, the situation is, nevertheless, approaching a dangerous sPrice Patterns, we have come to the conclusion that they are definitely bearish in purport, that, while further advance in price is not ruled out, the situation is, nevertheless, approaching a dangerous sprice is not ruled out, the situation is, nevertheless, approaching a dangerous stage.

The third possibility — which features both the biggest potential risk and the most intriguing possible payoff — would have investors play the possibility of a true «spike» in gold prices through the purchase of a long - dated gold call option, perhaps one of those traded by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on gold futures (see the «Actions to Take» section that follows).

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.

Still, there is a clear speculative element in day - to - day market action here, as trend - following investors remain heavily focused on very specific price levels, which can trigger short - term bursts of buying and selling pressure.

Gold's punk price action this week has turned me mildly skeptical, but I'll follow the bullish lead of a chat room denizen who saw encouraging signs on Thursday.

While it is important to follow the price and volume action of broad market averages like the S&P 500 or Nasdaq Composite, you should not focus only on these charts to determine the health of the market.

The following daily chart of Powershares Nasdaq Trust ($ QQQ), as an ETF proxy for the Nasdaq 100 Index, shows that the price action in this ETF has been contained by a relatively tight ascending trend channel (annotated by the red lines) since forming its «swing low» support level on June 4.

Yesterday's highly volatile price action, which followed sharp declines in the two previous sessions, was the leg down that saw the stock touch the 50 % retracement level of the 2015 range.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has begun to take legal action against incidents of illegal pricing following the snow emergency in Western New York.

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However, I know from emails that I get that a lot of people who follow me think that «price action trading» means trading any old price action setup; they seem to totally ignore the market context that the setups occur in, which is actually just as important, if not more than the individual setup itself.

You really don't have to take my word for it though, check out some of my free forex videos, forex strategies, or follow my free daily forex trading commentary if you would like to see for yourself just how powerful forex candlestick charts combined with my price action setups can be.

The price action is all that really matters, and anything that can affect a market will be reflected in its price action, so following news reports and analyzing them is really a waste of time that can easily cause you to become fearful for no reason.

This means following the fundamentals and principles of price action and trends.

For every small cap like Quadrant 4 System (NASDAQ: QFOR) that is up more than 800 percent for the last 52 weeks of market action, there are great publicly traded companies in that group like SoupMan (OTC: SOUP), LaborSmart (OTC: LTNC), and Americas Petrogras (OTC: APEOF) that have increasing revenues with the stock price not following as it seemingly should.

Good stuff Nial as usual, I hope to be subscribing to your service next year, price action IS the real deal and I hope to get somewhere near to your levels of success by following your teachings.

If you have been following my blog for any length of time, you should know a little bit about how I trade with price action, if you don't, click here.

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These events have, on average, been followed by three days of upside price action in JD — and then by declining prices over the next couple of days.

The short answer is that I follow a handful of highly - liquid, major markets that provide me with the best price action trading opportunities.

Commit yourself to 12 months of continued study of price action trading, follow the teachings in my trading course and daily commentary and fine - tune your own personal price action trading skill.

Thank you to sharing this article.I follow your site every day that help me for trading in the market.Now i am a perfect trader of price action.

These words make the most sense of all, and I must have looked at nearly every strategy and method that is out there and I know this to be true, Indicators do not work and price action does work, I follow your daily analysis and it makes ultimate sense and it works, keep up the good work

Trend following is a large part of my Price Action Forex Trading Course and of my general trading strategy.

Here's an example of this... Notice how there was a powerful directional (down) move followed by a period of choppy price action or very tight consolidation / back and filling (all mean the same thing)...

By simply back - testing using strategies such as price action, it's apparent that if you had followed the protocol of price action, you would have been successful a majority of the time.

Trend following price action is an alternative to participating in the randomness of trying to make buy and sell decisions by calculating fundamental valuations in the hopes that the market will agree at some future date.

The chart below shows us another good example of a pin bar buy signal that formed at a support level and was then followed by slow / grinding price action before the big move higher took place.

Hence, instead of blindly following price action trading strategies of (purportedly) successful traders, learn from them what makes sense to you.

For any one person to believe they can predict anything is the height of arrogance, all we can do is follow price action wherever it takes us.

2/5/16 Consolidation in the Short Term Downtrend 1/29/16 Short Term Reversal Higher 1/22/16 Bounce in the Downtrend 1/15/16 Continued Downtrend 1/8/16 Continued Downtrend 12/31/15 Short Term Downward Bias in the Long Term Consolidation 12/24/15 Short Term Upward Bias in the Intermediate Downward Move 12/18/15 Continued Move Lower 12/11/15 Short Term Downward Bias in Consolidation 12/4/15 Consolidation in the Long Term Uptrend 11/27/15 Consolidation in Short Term Uptrend 11/20/15 Continued Short Term Uptrend 11/13/15 More Downside Short Term 11/6/15 Continued Uptrend 10/30/15 Possible Pullback or Consolidation in the Uptrend 10/23/15 Uptrend Continues 10/16/15 Continued Short Term Uptrend 10/9/15 Continued Upward Price Action 10/2/15 Short Term Strength in Consolidation of the Down Move 9/25/15 Short Term and Intermediate Term Downward Bias 9/18/15 Consolidation of the August Plunge with a Downward Bias 9/11/15 Continued Tightening Consolidation with a Short Term Upward Bias 9/4/15 Consolidation in the Pullback, Watching for Direction of Break 8/28/15 Short Term Bounce Continues Watching for Reversal if no Follow Through 8/21/15 Continued Downside with Possible Oversold Bounce

After studying and following demo trades for a year and a half, I am only beginning to feel confident and demonstrate a level of consistency after going with price action and dumping the indicators.

The following testimonial is from an existing trader who has chosen to continue with their existing strategy, enhanced through the use of one key principle from the YTC Price Action Trader methodology... that of the Trapped Trader...

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When conditions are usual and price action dulls down past the first couple of hours following successful trades, share your stories about profitable mornings and improving golf scores in the afternoon.

This article will follow a typical trading day, broken down into a series of charts, to demonstrate how to use price - action lines for entries and exits.

Today's open hinted that price action might not be the strong signal to follow... We examine the psych of why today's open still shows a clear bear signal even though we technically broke into a «reversal of trend» from bearish to bullish on the larger time frames.