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How To Sync Charts Within A Multi-Chart LayoutAre you interested in looking at multiple charts at once without the need of adding more monitors? Well in this video I'm going to show you how to do so here on Tradingview along with some tips on how you can sync the charts & make life a lot easier for you when it comes to watching multiple markets at once and/or backtesting. Please leave any questions or comments below & make sure to HIT THAT BOOST BUTTON before you head out. Akil
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by Akil_Stokes
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Using Candle Wicks to refine your daytrading entriesIn the video I discuss the importance of 'Candle Wicks' in price action and how I use them to refine an entry. I like to use the 1 minute chart for my entries and have certain criteria to trade with the trend (which I discuss in the video). When trying to trade with the predominant trend up/down, I look to trade retracements. One thing I look for is wicks into the EMAs and then a reversal of the previous candle. I find these greatly help my timing for entries and can greatly reduce my risk. I hope that you enjoy the video and are able to use in your own trading. ** If you like the content then take a look at the profile to get more daily ideas and learning material ** ** Comments and likes are greatly appreciated **
Education
by TradeTheStructure
Advanced Analysis Of SPX500 Using Fibonacci, Channels, & MoreTo continue to expand your learning experiences and to see what I do in the background (trying to figure out advanced price theory and Fibonacci secrets), I created this video to share some of my work. The idea is for you to watch and learn - trying to pick out what you see as valuable and possibly sparking some insights into advanced Technical Analysis concepts. Fibonacci Price Theory is the basis for almost all of my work. But price channels, price action, cross-market analysis, and multi-timeframe analysis are all part of what I use to determine probable outcomes - and I'm still wrong sometimes. I see trading/investing is "the attempt to use your best judgment to move probability onto your side related to trade actions." After you have reasonably attempted to use your best abilities to determine the "smart trade", the next stage is determining allocation (how much you want to trade). Remember, the easiest way to accomplish this is to focus on your RISK levels. If you have a 3% risk on a trade, figure that risk level out as real dollars - then as yourself if you are comfortable risking that amount of money on the trade. Again, this may be a bit more advanced than you are ready for, but I'm trying to build on the basics of trend channels, basic Fibonacci Price Theory, and more. The deeper you get, the deeper it goes. Visit my profile to see all my videos and learn how I attempt to identify future price trends (I read the charts and see the data). Plus, I pay attention to historical price trends and cycles. How you enjoy.
FX:SPX500Education
by BradMatheny
🚀What Are $5 Stocks? 💹 📈If you have played the cashflow game board you will see that the best way to exit the rat race is to buy -- $5 stock well in this video we look at the stocks you can buy in real life -- Watch it to learn more Disclaimer: This is not financial advice do not buy or sell anything i recommend in -- this video or any other publication wether written or video -- do your own research before you trade -- Rocket boost this content to learn more -- Lubosi stocks
Education
by lubosi
How To Improve Your Win RateHey guys! Today, we're discussing 3 concrete strategies that you can use to improve your win rate with your trading strategy. This includes: 1.) How to improve your underlying decision making (trade with the trend, take advantage of levels, and understand the fundamentals driving supply and demand). 2.) How to adjust your exit strategy to improve your win rate, trading psychology, and (potentially) expected value. 3.) How to reframe the markets using probabilities and options. Leveraging the law of large numbers can allow you to hit what you're aiming for, including a high win rate with many different option structures. Questions? Hit us up in the comments. Looking for more high-probability trade ideas? Follow us below. ⬇️⬇️
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NASDAQ:TSLAEducation
by PropNotes
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A Simple Method Of Evaluating Trade Setups For Everyone - PART IThis is a simple example of how anyone can attempt to understand price action, trade setups, and determine if the current trade setup is valid for any trading action. Unless you have a trading system that helps you identify highly successful trade setups, most people struggle to find opportunities before they turn into breakout trends (up or down). Ideally, most traders want to get into trades before the big breakout, or breakdown, happens. This video, part I of an extended series, will help you learn to use simple tools to identify qualified trade setups from invalid setups. You can trade whatever you want. But remember, the trend is your friend, and learning to understand price theory, trends, channels, and support/resistance is all you need to make better decisions. Watch this video to see if it helps you. Over the next few weeks, I'll create more videos highlighting simple techniques to help you become a better trader. I'll review dozens of charts and highlight what works and what doesn't. Trading is a matter of managing risks while attempting to generate profits. This will be a great way for me to share my thoughts with all of you while trying to help you learn techniques to help you build solid skills. Hope you enjoy this first video.
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NASDAQ:CSCOEducation
by BradMatheny
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Learn To Trade Breakout/Flags More Efficiently - Part IIn my first tutorial, I tried to show how price channels can be used to identify and validate strong trade setups. Additionally, I attempted to show you how to identify better trade setups from what I consider invalid trade setups. Understanding and maintaining at least a 2:1 Reward-to-risk factor for any trade you consider taking is essential. Secondly, it is essential to understand and use proper allocation levels for trades. The simple way to understand allocation levels is to focus on the RISK amount. If your trade risks $5 per share and you can't afford to risk $500 on this trade, then you should NOT attempt to trade 100 shares of this stock. Set your risk level based on how much you intend to risk for the trade - nothing more. If you can only risk $250, then you would only trade 50 shares. If you can only risk $125, then you would only trade 25 shares. Learning to find and identify proper trade setups on Daily and Weekly charts is critical for success in the long run. I firmly believe price tells us everything we need to know about a chart, and indicators reflect price. As you continue to learn some of the techniques I use in various price chart setups, I hope you can refine your techniques to become better traders. I will likely create a PART II and PART III version of these types of advanced trade setups. Hope you enjoy.
AMEX:SSOEducation
by BradMatheny
Top 3 🔥 Hot Stocks You Can Buy TodayBuying stocks can be a challenge but with this strategy, you will be able -- to see what is required of you to buy or sell -- It's a very simple but powerful ''Rocket Booster Strategy'' Watch this video to learn more -- -Disclaimer- I am not a financial advisor, and the information provided here is for informational purposes only. Stock trading and investing involve risks, and past performance does not guarantee future results. It's important to conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Always be aware of the potential for loss, and consider your risk tolerance and investment goals before engaging in any trading activities. The content provided here does not constitute financial advice, and I do not take responsibility for any financial decisions made based on this information. -- remember to rocket boost this content to learn more
NYSE:CVXEducation
by lubosi
GBP/USD Hello traders Here is an educational video of how you could have entered the GBP/USD trade this morning. So, as I stated yesterday we continue bearish until market structure changes. It found strong resistance in the flip zone I had drawn out. Dropped to a lower time frame and market structure turn from bullish to bearish. You can then find your (OTZ) optimal trading zone for entry and let it play out. #Alpha-Omega-Trading #Getonboard  Like and Follow PS excuse my cold.
Education
by The-Trading-Guy
A Simple Method Of Evaluating Trade Setups For Everyone - IIIMore examples of trade setups and how I use my custom algos to help identify stronger trade opportunities from other symbols. In this example, near the end of this video, I review the QLD chart (Daily) which provides a very clear example of major trend vs. intermediate trend. It is very important trader learn to see these opportunities from all aspects. Please pay very close attention to the details I'm sharing related to trading concepts and theory. I'm trying to teach all of you to see charts in a different way. See PRICE as the driver of trends, and counter-trends, as Fibonacci Price Theory describes. Basic Rules of Fibonacci Price Theory: 1. Price is ALWAYS seeking new highs or new lows - ALWAYS. 2. Failure to establish a new high means price will attempt to retest/break recent/new lows. 3. Ultimate HIGH/LOW levels are critical to understanding major trends vs. intermediate trends. 4. If you have trouble identifying a clear trend on a Daily chart, try Weekly or 240 min as an alternative. 5. If you still can't identify trend clearly, wait it out. Price will ALWAYS attempt to make new highs/lows. Sometimes, you have to be patient and wait for consolidation trends to work themselves out. My objective is to show you how I look at charts and identify trade opportunities. Simply put, I just trying to help you see and understand simple TA theories and to help you learn to identify great trade opportunities. Hope you enjoy.
AMEX:QLDEducation
by BradMatheny
A Simple Method Of Evaluating Trade Setups For Everyone - IIThis second video reinforces the concepts supporting my simple method of validating or invalidating trade setups using price channels, Fibonacci price theory, Stochastics, RSI, and simple price metrics. Anyone can do this - it just takes a little patience and learning. The trick to the ENTRY is to WAIT to see how price reacts near support/resistance. REJECTION is very important in terms of seeing price REJECT near the price channels and near support/resistance. Learn to use these techniques to help you learn to become a better trader. Hope you enjoy.
NYSE:FEducation
by BradMatheny