Sentences with phrase «trend retracement»

Yesterday opened trend retracement positions on $ JAZZ and $ MU.

The following potential trades exemplify trend following and trend retracement trades I look to take.

The trend retracement system for stocks trades often.

There is a trend retracement trade on TSLA today... As the market has turned down today... so far and possibly this trade will not work.

We have identified these trending stocks however we only would want to enter on a trend retracement or a loss risk entry based on no more 1 % risk of the account size.

Identify the strongest stocks, then see if either a trend breakout or trend retracement trade is possible with a small percentage of your trading account.

When we trend follow we either buy / sell breakouts or utilize trend retracements as entries....

Not exact matches

$ 1307 - 10 — five bottoms — 3/16, 3/19, 3/20, 3/21 and 4/30 lows $ 1312 — 5/2 high $ 1315 — double bottom — 4/26 and 4/27 lows $ 1319 — 4/25 low $ 1323 — 100 - day moving average $ 1321 - 23 — quadruple bottom, 3/29, 4/5, 4/6 and 4/23 low $ 1324 - 25 — double top, 4/27 and 4/30 highs $ 1325 — options $ 1329 — 50 day moving average $ 1331 — 40 day moving average $ 1332 — 20 - day moving average $ 1332 - 33 — double top - 4/24 and 4/25 highs $ 1335 — 4/23 high $ 1334 - 35 triple bottom — 4/12, 4/13, and 4/20 lows $ 1335 — 50 % retracement of down move from 1/25 $ 1366 high to 3/1 $ 1303 low $ 1337 — up trend line from 12/12 $ 1236 low $ 1338 — 4/17 low $ 1341 — 4/19 low $ 1345 — down trendline from 8/2013 weekly chart $ 1346 — 4/20 high $ 1350 — options $ 1350 — down trendline from 1/25/18 $ 1366 high $ 1355 - 57 — quadruple top, 3/26, 3/27, 4/18, and 4/19 highs $ 1365 — down trendline from 7/6/16 $ 1375 high $ 1365 - 67 — 6 tops 4/11, 1/25, 8/2/16, 8/3/16, 8/4/16, and 8/5/16 highs $ 1375 — 7/6/16 high $ 1388 - 89 — double top 3/16/14, 3/17/14 highs

$ 1319 — 4/25 low $ 1322 — 100 - day moving average $ 1321 - 23 — quadruple bottom, 3/29, 4/5, 4/6 and 4/23 low $ 1324 - 25 — double top, 4/27 and 4/30 highs $ 1325 — options $ 1332 — 50 day moving average $ 1332 — 40 day moving average $ 1332 - 33 — double top - 4/24 and 4/25 highs $ 1334 — up trend line from 12/12 $ 1236 low $ 1335 — 4/23 high $ 1334 - 35 triple bottom — 4/12, 4/13, and 4/20 lows $ 1335 — 50 % retracement of down move from 1/25 $ 1366 high to 3/1 $ 1303 low $ 1335 — 20 - day moving average $ 1338 — 4/17 low $ 1341 — 4/19 low $ 1345 — down trendline from 8/2013 weekly chart $ 1346 — 4/20 high $ 1350 — options $ 1350 — down trendline from 1/25/18 $ 1366 high $ 1355 - 57 — quadruple top, 3/26, 3/27, 4/18, and 4/19 highs $ 1365 — down trendline from 7/6/16 $ 1375 high $ 1365 - 67 — 6 tops 4/11, 1/25, 8/2/16, 8/3/16, 8/4/16, and 8/5/16 highs $ 1375 — 7/6/16 high $ 1388 - 89 — double top 3/16/14, 3/17/14 highs

$ 1321 - 23 — quadruple bottom, 3/29, 4/5, 4/6 and 4/23 low $ 1325 - options $ 1330 — up trend line from 12/12 $ 1236 low $ 1332 — 40 day moving average $ 1332 - 33 — double top - 4/24 and 4/25 highs $ 1333 — 50 day moving average $ 1335 — 4/23 high $ 1334 - 35 triple bottom — 4/12, 4/13, and 4/20 lows $ 1335 — 50 % retracement of down move from 1/25 $ 1366 high to 3/1 $ 1303 low $ 1337 — 20 - day moving average $ 1338 — 4/17 low $ 1341 — 4/19 low $ 1345 — down trendline from 8/2013 weekly chart $ 1346 — 4/20 high $ 1350 — options $ 1352 — down trendline from 1/25/18 $ 1366 high $ 1355 - 57 — quadruple top, 3/26, 3/27, 4/18, and 4/19 highs $ 1365 — down trendline from 7/6/16 $ 1375 high $ 1365 - 67 — 6 tops 4/11, 1/25, 8/2/16, 8/3/16, 8/4/16, and 8/5/16 highs $ 1375 — 7/6/16 high $ 1388 - 89 — double top 3/16/14, 3/17/14 highs

$ 1325 - options $ 1330 — up trend line from 12/12 $ 1236 low $ 1331 — 4/10 low $ 1332 — 40 day moving average $ 1333 — 50 day moving average $ 1335 — 4/23 high $ 1334 - 35 triple bottom — 4/12, 4/13, and 4/20 lows $ 1335 — 50 % retracement of down move from 1/25 $ 1366 high to 3/1 $ 1303 low $ 1338 — 4/17 low $ 1349 — 20 - day moving average $ 1341 — 4/19 low $ 1345 — down trendline from 8/2013 weekly chart $ 1346 — 4/20 high $ 1350 — options $ 1352 — down trendline from 1/25/18 $ 1366 high $ 1355 - 57 — quadruple top, 3/26, 3/27, 4/18, and 4/19 highs $ 1365 — down trendline from 7/6/16 $ 1375 high $ 1365 - 67 — 6 tops 4/11, 1/25, 8/2/16, 8/3/16, 8/4/16, and 8/5/16 highs $ 1375 — 7/6/16 high $ 1388 - 89 — double top 3/16/14, 3/17/14 highs

$ 1335 — 50 % retracement of down move from 1/25 $ 1366 high to 3/1 $ 1303 low $ 1334 - 35 triple bottom — 4/12, 4/13, and 4/20 lows $ 1333 — 50 day moving average $ 1332 — 40 day moving average $ 1331 — 4/10 low $ 1328 — up trend line from 12/12 $ 1236 low $ 1321 — double bottom, 3/29 and 4/6 lows $ 1318 — 100 - day moving average $ 1313 - 15 — quadruple bottom, lows 3/2, 3/9, 3/12, 3/13 $ 1307 - 10 — quadruple bottom — 3/16, 3/19, 3/20, and 3/21 lows $ 1303 — 3/1 low $ 1302 — 200 - day moving average $ 1302 — 1/1 low $ 1301 — 50 % retracement of up move from 12/12/17 $ 1236 low to 1/25/18 $ 1366 high $ 1300 — psychological level, options $ 1294 — 12/29 low $ 1287 — 12/28 low $ 1281 — 12/27 low

$ 1319 — 4/25 low $ 1320 — 100 - day moving average $ 1321 - 23 — quadruple bottom, 3/29, 4/5, 4/6 and 4/23 low $ 1325 - options $ 1332 — 40 day moving average $ 1332 — 50 day moving average $ 1332 - 33 — double top - 4/24 and 4/25 highs $ 1333 — up trend line from 12/12 $ 1236 low $ 1335 — 4/23 high $ 1334 - 35 triple bottom — 4/12, 4/13, and 4/20 lows $ 1335 — 50 % retracement of down move from 1/25 $ 1366 high to 3/1 $ 1303 low $ 1337 — 20 - day moving average $ 1338 — 4/17 low $ 1341 — 4/19 low $ 1345 — down trendline from 8/2013 weekly chart $ 1346 — 4/20 high $ 1350 — options $ 1352 — down trendline from 1/25/18 $ 1366 high $ 1355 - 57 — quadruple top, 3/26, 3/27, 4/18, and 4/19 highs $ 1365 — down trendline from 7/6/16 $ 1375 high $ 1365 - 67 — 6 tops 4/11, 1/25, 8/2/16, 8/3/16, 8/4/16, and 8/5/16 highs $ 1375 — 7/6/16 high $ 1388 - 89 — double top 3/16/14, 3/17/14 highs

Retracements typically cover 1/3 to 2/3 of the previous move, and a retracement of more than 2/3 typically signals a trend reversal.

Moving averages are usually better in obvious trends; you can watch for smaller retracements to the moving averages (exponential moving average or ema) and then look to join the trend from that ema, ideally on a price action signal, but it's not always necessary, especially in very strong trends.

Often, the best time to enter in the overall trend direction, is when it feels like maybe you shouldn't; these retracements can often seem like tops or bottoms, and many traders trade them as such, and then get burned as the dominant trend resumes.

$ 1314 — 5/2 high $ 1315 — double bottom — 4/26 and 4/27 lows $ 1318 — 5/3 high $ 1319 — 4/25 low $ 1324 — 100 - day moving average $ 1321 - 23 — quadruple bottom, 3/29, 4/5, 4/6 and 4/23 low $ 1324 - 25 — double top, 4/27 and 4/30 highs $ 1325 — options $ 1329 — 50 day moving average $ 1330 — 40 day moving average $ 1332 — 20 - day moving average $ 1332 - 33 — double top - 4/24 and 4/25 highs $ 1335 — 4/23 high $ 1334 - 35 triple bottom — 4/12, 4/13, and 4/20 lows $ 1335 — 50 % retracement of down move from 1/25 $ 1366 high to 3/1 $ 1303 low $ 1337 — up trend line from 12/12 $ 1236 low $ 1338 — 4/17 low $ 1341 — 4/19 low $ 1345 — down trendline from 8/2013 weekly chart $ 1346 — 4/20 high $ 1350 — options $ 1350 — down trendline from 1/25/18 $ 1366 high $ 1355 - 57 — quadruple top, 3/26, 3/27, 4/18, and 4/19 highs $ 1365 — down trendline from 7/6/16 $ 1375 high $ 1365 - 67 — 6 tops 4/11, 1/25, 8/2/16, 8/3/16, 8/4/16, and 8/5/16 highs $ 1375 — 7/6/16 high $ 1388 - 89 — double top 3/16/14, 3/17/14 highs

$ 1307 - 10 — five bottoms — 3/16, 3/19, 3/20, 3/21 and 4/30 lows $ 1315 — double bottom — 4/26 and 4/27 lows $ 1319 — 4/25 low $ 1322 — 100 - day moving average $ 1321 - 23 — quadruple bottom, 3/29, 4/5, 4/6 and 4/23 low $ 1324 - 25 — double top, 4/27 and 4/30 highs $ 1325 — options $ 1330 — 50 day moving average $ 1331 — 40 day moving average $ 1332 - 33 — double top - 4/24 and 4/25 highs $ 1334 — 20 - day moving average $ 1336 — up trend line from 12/12 $ 1236 low $ 1335 — 4/23 high $ 1334 - 35 triple bottom — 4/12, 4/13, and 4/20 lows $ 1335 — 50 % retracement of down move from 1/25 $ 1366 high to 3/1 $ 1303 low $ 1338 — 4/17 low $ 1341 — 4/19 low $ 1345 — down trendline from 8/2013 weekly chart $ 1346 — 4/20 high $ 1350 — options $ 1350 — down trendline from 1/25/18 $ 1366 high $ 1355 - 57 — quadruple top, 3/26, 3/27, 4/18, and 4/19 highs $ 1365 — down trendline from 7/6/16 $ 1375 high $ 1365 - 67 — 6 tops 4/11, 1/25, 8/2/16, 8/3/16, 8/4/16, and 8/5/16 highs $ 1375 — 7/6/16 high $ 1388 - 89 — double top 3/16/14, 3/17/14 highs

One important feature of the trend shown above is the 61 % retracement down to the $ 2900s.

Last week the 10 - year broke out from its month long slumber and narrow consolidation band to extended its 4 - month downmove to a 0.618 retracement of the 2.5 year upmove and is within striking distance of its 2.5 year Bull trend line.

The retracement down to such a low value shows that sell pressure is very strong in the current market and hints toward bullish exhaustion within the macro trend.

Netflix's daily chart details the drop back down to the key retracement levels, which included a move through a rising trend line drawn off the April and June lows, reinforced by the rising 50 day moving average.

The intraday trend trading strategy we reviewed uses Fibonacci retracements to find the best trades.

This retracement showed that the anticipated trend change is unlikely to materialise and bullish trades should not be taken.

Many times, price action signals will not cause a full reversal in the trend — only a small retracement.

What I demonstrate in this video is how to use trend momentum, 50 % retracements, and the pin bar setup in combination with one another to create a confluent or high reward to risk trade setup.

I introduce traders to the 50 % retrace pin bar reversal setup in this video; it is a combination of trend analysis, retracement analysis, and price action analysis.

The bearish engulfing candlestick pattern formed on the mid-point (50 % retracement) of the strong bear trend bar which provided resistance.

Shallow retracements often fail, except in the strongest trends.

Now, all trends are obviously not exactly the same, but we do typically see the general pattern described above; a forceful move in the direction of the trend followed by a period of consolidation or a retracement in the opposite direction.

Traders should use this trading setup for retracements rather than reversals unless there are compelling reasons to consider a trend change.

As I discussed in the lesson, we have to identify the dominant trend and then watch for retracements within that trend.

One of the most popular game plan is to find stocks that are trending strongly and wait to enter on retracement.

Moving averages are usually better in obvious trends; you can watch for smaller retracements to the moving averages (exponential moving average or ema) and then look to join the trend from that ema, ideally on a price action signal, but it's not always necessary, especially in very strong trends.

100 % retracement violates the major price direction and terminates the trend it corrects.

These can be trend lines, horizontal support or resistance, and even Fibonacci retracement levels.

From this point, continuation trends may reawaken in the next larger time frame by a new break through the 38 % (prior 62 %) S / R and continued push past the 62 % retracement, toward a test of the high / low extension.

Lagging indicators claim to help traders make money by spotting trending markets, however, the problem is that they are «late» to the ball, meaning they fire off a buy or sell signal into a trending market after the market has already started to trend, and just as it is probably about ready for a counter-trend retracement.

The retracement on the Daily trend are false breakout to build a stronger buying momentum.

The reason for the adoption of Fibonacci is to define the penetration of the probable retracement, correction or trend continuation and for taking most favorable profit.

In strong trends, the expectation is that if a pair retraces from its recent high or low price, it will find support or resistance at the 38.2 % Fibonacci retracement level.

Effectively, you are looking for a retracement of a larger, more powerful trend.

The strength of the pullback down is of course judged with respect to the previous spike (for e.g. retracement %), and other factors like number of bear trend bars and number of consecutive bearish bars.

I'm wondering if you stick with a trade through all the retracements, or exit given a certain criteria and then plan to re-enter when the trend picks up again.

You will see whether you've been able to take advantage of the recent trend by hoping in on retracements or if you've been stubborn, getting burned trying to pick tops and bottoms.

Technical analysis may applied to the commodity markets to gauge the strength of trends, predict retracements and reversals, and to time position entry and exit while fundamentals provide a big picture to macro market moves.

Trend trading is recommended, however, a market can exhibit predominantly downward movement for maybe 6 months and start moving upward for next one or two months, now do you consider that a trend reversal or a retracement?

A failure of the market to close beyond a key market level can lead to a large retracement or a change of trend.

The first thing you should know about the Fibonacci retracement tool is that it works best when the market is trending.

If you've been paying attention in class, you'd know by now that you can combine the Fibonacci retracement tool with support and resistance levels and trend lines to create a simple but super awesome trading strategy.