Support and Resistance 3 – Areas of Congestion

Welcome back to the third article in the current support and resistance series. In the last article we discovered how swing highs and lows lead to the development of support and resistance areas, through the actions of traders – either through an expectation of these areas holding, or through traders being psychologically forced to exit…

Scalping

I’ve been following a great blog (http://forexbird.blogspot.com/) for a couple of months now and it’s inspired me to spend a week or two playing with a reduction in trading timeframe. And I have to say that while trading is without doubt a serious business, I haven’t had so much FUN in years. Despite his excellent performance, the…

Are Short Timeframes Just Noise?

Are Short Timeframes Just Noise? (And Other Scalping Feedback) Thanks to everyone who provided feedback on the Scalping article last week – https://yourtradingcoach.org/trading-process-and-strategy/scalping/ It appears this is a market approach that interests quite a few people. Expect to hear more in future. For those of you not interested though, do not despair. There will be lots…

Sports and Trading – Finding Your Forté

Your trading timeframe, market and strategy MUST be matched with who you are as a person. Until it does, I believe it’s impossible for you to achieve consistent success. This is discussed below in a great email exchange with one of the YTC readers… Email: Hi Lance, I actually read the three parts of “The…

A Strategy Implementation Plan

Do not jump straight into live trading! Success with any trading strategy should follow a graduated implementation plan, to allow you to increase risk ONLY as you have proven sufficient knowledge and skill at each risk level. YTC PAT Vol 5 discusses deliberate practice and provides a detailed example of a graduated learning plan. YTC Scalper…