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10 Reasons Why News And Events Dont Impact Trading IndexesWhile news and events typically have a significant impact on trading indexes, there can be situations where certain factors mitigate or dampen their influence. Here are 10 hypothetical reasons why news and events might not have a substantial impact on trading indexes, considering the context provided earlier: 1. Market Stability: In a period of overall market stability, where there are no major economic concerns or geopolitical tensions, news and events may have a limited impact on index movements. 2. Prevalence of Technical Analysis: Traders relying heavily on technical analysis may prioritize historical price patterns, trends, and technical indicators over current news and events when making trading decisions. 3. Long-Term Investment Horizon: Investors with a long-term perspective may choose to overlook short-term news fluctuations, believing in the overall upward trajectory of the market over time. 4. Limited Exposure to News Sources: Traders who have limited exposure to news sources or who do not actively monitor real-time news updates may not be immediately influenced by breaking news. 5. Low Market Participation: During periods of low trading volumes or reduced market participation, the impact of news and events on indexes may be less pronounced. 6. Index Composition: If the majority of stocks in an index are relatively insulated from the effects of specific news or events, the overall impact on the index may be minimal. 7. Anticipation of Events:If news or events are widely anticipated and already factored into market expectations, their actual occurrence may have a muted effect on index movements. 8. Global Economic Factors:In a scenario where global economic factors have a more dominant influence on index movements than local news and events, the impact of the latter may be overshadowed. 9. Consistent Economic Indicators: If economic indicators consistently show positive or stable conditions, short-term fluctuations driven by news events may be viewed as less significant in the broader economic context. 10. Investor Sentiment: In situations where investor sentiment remains relatively unchanged despite news developments, the impact on trading indexes may be limited. Investor sentiment can sometimes act as a counterbalance to immediate news reactions. It's essential to recognize that these reasons are hypothetical, and in practice, news and events often play a crucial role in shaping market movements. Traders and investors should stay informed about relevant news and events, as sudden developments can significantly impact market dynamics and influence trading decisions. Risk Warning: Trading in financial markets carries a risk of substantial financial loss and is not suitable for every investor. Users should be aware of the risks associated with trading and are urged to seek advice from an independent financial advisor if they have any doubts. Trading Disclaimer: The information provided on this platform is for educational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. Trading financial instruments involves risk, and past performance is not indicative of future results. Users should carefully consider their financial situation, risk tolerance, and investment objectives before engaging in any trading activities. No Financial Advice: The information provided on this platform is not intended as financial advice. Users should seek professional advice from a qualified financial advisor before making any financial decisions. No Guarantee of Profit: Trading strategies, analyses, or recommendations provided are not guaranteed to result in profits. Individual trading outcomes may vary, and users may experience losses.
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by lubosi
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Trading View Premium Chart PatternsI just upgraded my Trading View account to Premium so I could get access to the premium chart patterns. I did this over Black Friday so I think it costed a $1 more per month with their deal and they gave me 13 months for the year. This video goes over the some of the automatic chart patterns and candle indicators that Trading View provides. I think it could be helpful for my trading as it will show me patterns automatically that I might have missed otherwise. Hope this video helps out as I couldn't see any real videos on this on YouTube.
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by jdsscarlett
How to trade Double Tops to the Short Side using 1 hour barsI always ask myself: What's my favorite chart pattern for finding high probability entries? I look at my stats, I look at my various strategies, and I always find I like one type of trade best: Trend Continuation trades using double tops for shorts and double bottoms for longs. The strategy is simple: Using 1 hour wickless bars, (I'll show you how in the video), identify a trending stock by seeing where price is clearly up or down, then identify a double top or double bottom occurring along the trend. When you have two confirmed tops or bottoms, get short or long, as the case may be. The patterns really do come in all shapes and sizes, but they are best when they occur along a resistance line, be it VWAP, a 20 EMA, or some other. They also can be confirmed by looking at your RSI chart which will indicate clearly two v bottoms for a long entry or two peaks for a shorty entry. Seeing where on the RSI chart these double patterns are forming is also instructive. Longs should show up on the RSI chart as a pair of v bottoms occuring at the bottom of the upper half of the chart, above the 50% line. Shorts should show up on the RSI chart as a pair of peaks at the top of lower half of the chart, just below the 50% line. Because you're using 1 hour bars to find entries, it naturally stands to reason that your setups will trigger at the top of the hour, when there is typically a burst of volume. If your analysis is correct, that volume burst will push your trade in the proper direction within seconds, so if you like instant gratificatrion like I do, you'll enjoy that aspect of trading this way.
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by BlackCar
Overview of good ideas I had :)☝️Dear traders, no one here has superpowers, and I'm as well just a human. Please take everything with a degree of doubt and critique. I'm just sharing my view and one of the possible scenarios of price action. When I enter I try to predict as little as possible and actually follow what the market is doing, joining the market and not arguing with it or forcing my will. Have good trading, keep a constant flow of self-awareness, and do your best. 🙌
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by Yelli_trades
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10 / 28 Moving Average Strategy with Liquidity TrendIn this idea I'm providing to you the use of a 10/28 Moving average that you can find in my profile. This particular indicator is specifically designed to use for this type of strategy. keep in mind that also any previous video I made sure to note with all of you guys if you are using a pair of indicators on your chart then the settings for both of these indicators should match each other. That being said since I'm using a 10 and 28. Look back on my price chart then on the lower part of the chart I'm using an RSI where the RSI is 810. And the RSI moving average is 28 periods. There's a specific reason for this and if you watch the video you'll get a full understanding of it. In this particular indicator there is not only a fast trend and slow trend line there is also a midline which is not specifically the middle but it is also looking for and showing you good price on the different time frames that you would ever set this indicator to. You can set this indicator to current start time frame a time frame lower or any time frame higher. Accordingly that liquidity trend line which is the golden line in the middle is going to adjust itself as you change your chart time frame. So now let's get into it How to Take Long Trades Now that you have your indicator set up and they are matching each other you want to make sure that you have the following for long trades. you should have a candle that breaks above the fast moving average (or the white one) at the same time your RSI is breaking both above the midline and above its own moving average. This would be the indication for a long trend or an uptrend beginning. If your RSI breaks above its moving average and it's already been above the midline this would be a re entry of a long trade or in other words a continuation trade. Short Trades are taken by doing the opposite. Bear in mind that it does not matter if you're moving averages are right side up or upside down while you are taking longer shorts against them. Because the way price action works is that you simply need to be closing against them or faster than your fast period moving average.
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by CoffeeshopCrypto
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Managing Positions with Parallel ChannelVideo tutorial: • How to identify downtrend and uptrend line • How to draw parallel channel correctly • Confirming a change in trend (using trendline itself) • Managing positions with parallel lines - Profits - Risks - Knowing its volatility Micro Natural Gas Futures & Its Minimum Fluctuation 0.001 per MMBtu = $1.00 Code: MNG Disclaimer: • What presented here is not a recommendation, please consult your licensed broker. • Our mission is to create lateral thinking skills for every investor and trader, knowing when to take a calculated risk with market uncertainty and a bolder risk when opportunity arises. CME Real-time Market Data help identify trading set-ups in real-time and express my market views. If you have futures in your trading portfolio, you can check out on CME Group data plans available that suit your trading needs www.tradingview.com
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by konhow
Create No Code Auto Trading Bot with Tradingview and OKXHello Everyone, In this tutorial, we learn about how to create simple auto trading bot using tradingview alerts and OKX exchange built in integration mechanism. Few exchanges have come up with this kind of direct integration from tradingview alerts to exchanges and as part of this tutorial, we are exploring the interface provided by OKX. In this session, we have discussed 🎲 Preparation Steps Preparing tradingview account Webhooks are only available for essential plans and plus. Enable 2FA in your tradingview account. Preparing your OKX account Create OKX account, and we prefer you do the initial tests under demo account before moving to active trading account. Bots created in demo account will not appear in the active trading account. Hence, when switching to active account, you need to create all the setup again. 🎲 OKX Tradingview Interface Features What is supported Auto trading based on strategy signal Custom signals - Enter Long, Exit Long, Enter Short, Exit Short What is not supported: Stop/Limit orders Bracket orders/ Complex execution templates 🎲 Weighing Pros and Cons of Using Direct Interface rather than Third party integration tools Pros Latency is minimal as per our observation Easy Integration with Tradingview and Pinescript Strategy Framework and no coding required You save cost on third parties and also avoid one hop. More secure as your data is shared between less number of parties. Cons No native support for Stop/Limit orders
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by Trendoscope
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