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Good Day Rookie Bloggers! For those of you who know me or have at least interacted in some of the content, I have been involved with you probably know that I am more conservative about trading than maybe some of the other coaches in our community and there fore it may seem somewhat strange that
Good Day Rookie Bloggers, this week we are going to focus on one of the most important parts of trading and that is planning or more importantly having a plan for each trade. Here at Tackle, we are big fans of making plans for trades and this is because we have learned over our many
Good Day Bloggers! This week I am going to test your observation skills. There will be a lot of “have you noticed?” type thoughts today. Have you noticed the large moves in your favorite equities? I have noticed that some of my favorite stocks have moved much more in the daily time frame than I
Welcome to the Rookie Blog! This week I want to talk about strategy selection. I was having a conversation with one of my trader buddies the other day and we were looking at the same chart. We both came to the logical conclusion that this chart was bullish. This is not uncommon that two traders
Good Day Rookie Bloggers, In the blog last week we talked about an increase in volatility or another way to put it would be an increase in turmoil, market turmoil. This turmoil can do a couple of things to traders it can make this salivate or it can make them cringe. Whatever side you reside
Good Day Rookie Bloggers! This week in the blog I want to talk about the tools in our trading toolbox. When I talk about the tools I am speaking about the concept of strategy selection and all that goes into it. It’s great to find a stellar technical setup but how does one know what
Good Day Rookie Bloggers! This week we are going to talk about the current market conditions that we are seeing and what it means for our trading. Although it would be great to believe that our trading systems will work in all market conditions this is not always the case or more aptly put, there