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Category Archives: Options
11 Rules to Improve Your Trading: Rules 9 & 10
The purpose of this series of posts is to provide a manageable list of fundamental trading rules to help you improve your trading process – regardless of your experience level. I will also explain the rationale behind each rule and … Continue reading
Are the Seasonal Trends Working this Year?
Knowing the historical seasonal tendencies of our trading instruments can dramatically improve our returns, but how much weight should we assign to seasonal trends? What should we do if our other indicators are bearish and the historical seasonal trend is … Continue reading
A More Efficient Relative Strength Indicator
Relative strength investing has a proven track record of success. Most traders have heard the term, but know very little about developing or trading strategies based on relative strength. The concept is simple: buy the strongest securities and sell the … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Indicators, In-Depth Article, Market Breadth, Market Timing, Options, Relative Strength, Stocks & ETFs, SWAMI Charts, Technical Analysis
Tagged AD, advance decline line, Economic Indicator, Enhanced SWAMI chart, ETFs, market breadth, market timing, oscillator, relative strength, Russell 2000, stocks, Swami, SWAMI Charts
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Do Not Short a Bull Market
The first and most important rule of trading is to always trade with the prevailing trend. I have emphasized this rule in a number of my past posts. It holds true in all market environments, but is especially crucial in … Continue reading →