«When Trends End.»
Traders,
The wait is nearly over for tonight’s YouTube webinar, where Coach Matt Justice will teach everything you need to know about trend reversals. The class is titled “The Art of the Reversal” and begins at 8:30 PM EST on our YouTube channel.
Over the past week, we’ve discussed the most common topping and bottoming patterns and the chronology of how trends end. You’re well-equipped to pick up everything Matt will be laying down this evening if you’ve been following along.
Here’s one final thought for you to mull over.
Since the stock market tends to rise over time, buying after bottoming patterns has been far more lucrative than shorting tops. Historically, the S&P 500 rises in 3 years out of 4. And yet, we still see average annual declines of 14%, with drawdowns nearly double that once every five years. The fact that stocks can still end so many years in the green tells you something about just how short-lived downtrends have been.
If you think the past provides a good guide to what the future holds, you’ll be better off focusing your efforts on buying when downtrends end versus selling short when uptrends top.
🛑 Webinar Tonight! › Technical Analysis 101: The Art of the Reversal with Coach Matt Justice at 8:30 PM EST on YouTube
Join Tackle Trading on the next Technical Analysis webinar where Coach Matt Justice is going to take a deep dive into how price trends reverse. It’s called The Art of the Reversal. You will learn everything you need to know about how to spot, analyze, and trade the various reversal patterns that end (and begin!) trends.
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