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Learning to trade properly requires a process. This 7-step guide will help you develop that process so that you can make good decisions at each step and become a successful trader.
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https://tackletrading.com/day-trading-mastery Introduction & Overview Welcome to the Day Trading Mastery Course. If you’ve been to Matt Justice’s awesome webinar, you’ve already noticed that the theme here is financial freedom through successful day trading, education, and systems. From your casual interest in trading and taking care of your financial future, you are now projecting yourself as
Welcome to Forex 101. This training has been designed by the Coaches at Tackle Trading to help you understand the opportunities and nuances of trading foreign currencies.
Throughout this course, you will discover some familiar concepts, but many will be new. Our goal is to teach you the basic theory and principles surrounding Futures trading so that you can decide if it’s a vehicle you want to learn more about.
Becoming a successful trader is about finding quality entries, logical places to exit, and managing risk. And that is exactly what the Hard 14 System is all about.
Though the options market has the potential to aid you in your cash flow quest, it requires a sound foundation. One built on education, not ignorance.
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Welcome to the S.T.E.P System. This system is designed by the Coaches at Tackle Trading to help you execute your directional trading strategies with rules.
In the System Development 101 series, we will teach you how to build your own successful trading system from scratch in any market landscape, anywhere in the world you’ll happen to be trading from, in any core business you choose to work with.
What makes the Tackle 25 so popular? Simple: it’s the power of selling options on these carefully selected stocks for cash flow and growth. Bullish, bearish or neutral, this system works through the power of compounding premiums consistently over time.
What makes the Tackle 25 so popular? Simple: it’s the power of selling options on these carefully selected stocks for cash flow and growth. Bullish, bearish or neutral, this system works through the power of compounding premiums consistently over time.
In this power-packed video series, Noah Davidson will lay out everything you need to know about the world of Technical Analysis. By the time you’re finished, you’ll know enough tips and tricks to join a traveling circus. From candlesticks to trends and support zones to price patterns, it’s all in here.
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Each week in the Tackle Newsletter, we rank the major sectors using the SPDR sector ETFs. To make the most of those rankings, it’s helpful to understand how each ETF is constructed and weighted. While the overall structure doesn’t change much quarter to quarter, the weightings—and occasionally the constituents—do shift. In fact, starting this Monday, COIN will join the S&P 500, replacing DFS following its merger with COF.
We maintain our +35, Slightly Bullish market ranking as improving participation offsets deterioration in Technology. Last week, the S&P 500 reached a new high while early Nasdaq underperformance accompanied improving strength elsewhere. This week, that divergence widened as selling accelerated in Technology while developing recoveries in RSP and the Dow progressed. That combination preserves the broader assessment while calling for a more cautious approach to the immediate trading environment.
Each week in the Tackle Newsletter, we rank the major sectors using the SPDR sector ETFs. To make the most of those rankings, it’s helpful to understand how each ETF is constructed and weighted. While the overall structure doesn’t change much quarter to quarter, the weightings—and occasionally the constituents—do shift. In fact, starting this Monday, COIN will join the S&P 500, replacing DFS following its merger with COF.
The S&P 500 established a new all-time high this week, but the more important development came as its recent leaders started pulling back. Buyers stepped into several areas that had spent weeks correcting, allowing RSP to strengthen through Thursday’s technology weakness. That gives the market a better foundation heading into earnings season, with broader participation beginning to support the bullish structure.
The S&P 500 is approaching another resistance test, but the broader market has yet to finish its correction. Technology strengthened this week while breadth weakened, leaving the index in a choppy consolidation beneath 7,850. The late-week recovery improved the hourly trend and preserved rising support on the daily chart, although the pattern is less orderly than last week’s bull flag. With the longer-term bullish structure intact and the short-term range unresolved, we maintain our +35 (Slightly Bullish) ranking.
Each week in the Tackle Newsletter, we rank the major sectors using the SPDR sector ETFs. To make the most of those rankings, it’s helpful to understand how each ETF is constructed and weighted. While the overall structure doesn’t change much quarter to quarter, the weightings—and occasionally the constituents—do shift. In fact, starting this Monday, COIN will join the S&P 500, replacing DFS following its merger with COF.
The S&P 500 enters next week in its best technical condition in several weeks. Monday produced a momentum candle, the market built a flag through the middle of the week, Thursday formed a hammer, and Friday confirmed the pattern. Support is rising beneath price, and the weekly chart is also developing constructively. Those improvements support maintaining the +35 (Slightly Bullish) ranking.
Each week in the Tackle Newsletter, we rank the major sectors using the SPDR sector ETFs. To make the most of those rankings, it’s helpful to understand how each ETF is constructed and weighted. While the overall structure doesn’t change much quarter to quarter, the weightings—and occasionally the constituents—do shift. In fact, starting this Monday, COIN will join the S&P 500, replacing DFS following its merger with COF.
Each week in the Tackle Newsletter, we rank the major sectors using the SPDR sector ETFs. To make the most of those rankings, it’s helpful to understand how each ETF is constructed and weighted. While the overall structure doesn’t change much quarter to quarter, the weightings—and occasionally the constituents—do shift. In fact, starting this Monday, COIN will join the S&P 500, replacing DFS following its merger with COF.
The S&P 500 maintains its +35 (Slightly Bullish) ranking following a volatile Fed Week. Wednesday’s rate hike and hawkish message pushed the market through the familiar 7,600 battleground, but sellers once again failed to finish the breakdown. The market sold the press conference before reversing back inside the range, and Thursday’s recovery carried price above the 9 EMA and 20-period moving average. Conditions are improving, but price remains trapped between 7,600 support and 7,800 resistance, leaving the market slightly bullish without a confirmed directional breakout.
Each week in the Tackle Newsletter, we rank the major sectors using the SPDR sector ETFs. To make the most of those rankings, it’s helpful to understand how each ETF is constructed and weighted. While the overall structure doesn’t change much quarter to quarter, the weightings—and occasionally the constituents—do shift. In fact, starting this Monday, COIN will join the S&P 500, replacing DFS following its merger with COF.
The S&P 500 earns a 5 point downgrade this week to +35 (Slightly Bullish) as the market continues working through the same choppy conditions that have defined the last several weeks. It’s a bit of a Groundhog Day setup relative to last week, the same conversation, just further down the road, and in general this counts as a slight win for the bears. The larger bullish structure remains intact, but the short term picture has deteriorated enough to justify becoming more cautious heading into next week
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