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50-Day vs 200-Day MA for Trend Signals
I use systematic trading with the 50-day moving average for swing-trade direction and the 200-day moving average for longer-term trends. Both average closing prices across
Economic Data Release Signals: Guide for Traders
I treat economic data releases as trading signals to test – not instructions to buy or sell. My starting point: compare the actual result with
Ultimate Guide to Continuation Candlestick Patterns
Most candlestick continuation setups fail for one simple reason: traders enter before the close. If I had to reduce this topic to one rule, it
RSI: Formula, Settings, Trade Signals
RSI helps me judge momentum fast: above 70 often means price has run hard, below 30 often means price has dropped hard, but neither level
Inflation Expectations: Guide for Traders
If I only watch CPI, I’m already late. What helps me more is tracking where inflation expectations are moving, because that can shift bond yields,
Flag and Pennant Patterns: Trading Guide
If I had to cut this trading guide down to one rule, it’s this: I only treat a flag or pennant as tradable when there’s
Breakout vs fakeout: key signal differences
Most breakout trades fail when price cannot stay beyond the level. If I want to tell a valid breakout from a fakeout, I look for
Intermarket Analysis for Trend Confirmation: Guide
A trend is more trustworthy when other markets agree. If I see stocks breaking out, I do not stop at that chart. I check yields,
Emerging Markets Under External GDP Shocks
When growth slows in the US or China, emerging markets usually get hit harder than developed markets. I’d boil it down to five things: trade
