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Will he be proven right? We debate. And…why work from home could backfire for companies. Because trend trading is so popular and can be used in many different markets, there are many strategies that can be used. This is also true for trend trading strategies. You just need to find high probability trades and then ride that next wave that price makes higher or lower.
When you move to your price action chart you should be able to quickly see if price is making an obvious move higher or lower. If you are struggling to find a clear move higher or lower, then the chances are there is no trend. The other easy way to find trends and also when new trends are starting is looking at the swing highs and lows. A trend will form a series of swing points.
See the example chart below. Price is in a trend lower. With this trend we have a series of lower highs and also lower lows. Nick Radge's Weekend Trend Trader.
Thread starter p2tr Start date 15 February Tags flipper nick radge trading trading system trend trading weekend trend trader. Go to page. Jump to new. Joined 13 February Posts 6 Reaction score 0. Thinking of buying his TurnKey code. Joined 10 October Posts Reaction score The chartist seems to be advertising a fair bit recently keeps poping up on banners. Anyone have any audited results on this guy?
Couldn't find anything on the site, looked like a typical sales page with lots of join now buttons. Ken Oath. Joined 30 July Posts 8 Reaction score 0. I would be interested to hear of any leads for results as well.
Certainly been hearing a lot of Nick Radge. Not that I doubt his experience or previous results but I always wonder about peoples motives when they are selling a system rather than using it themselves.
Who was making the guaranteed income and who was taking the risk? Joined 26 September Posts 8 Reaction score 1. The book does not go into which particular stocks were used for the simulation. If the 20 stocks used were particularly well-performing stocks on the upside, the simulation results would once again tend to overstate performance compared to a set of average or "normal" stocks. I think the book could have done a better job of describing the particular stocks used. Choice of SPX as the only comparison.
So the book comparison, while obviously true, is not very surprising. Almost any long-only strategy for would also have outperformed the SPX. If the main argument of the book is that the book strategy beat the SPX during , then the provided evidence clearly proves that claim.
But I think the book could've done a more informative job by pointing out that any long-only strategy would also have outperformed the SPX, by virtue of avoiding those two major down legs. My final point here is that the book strategy and other similar long-only trend following strategies only look really good during because of the wild market conditions wild dot-com rise, huge drop into , wild ride up into , huge global crash down into , big climb into , and not because the strategies are inherently or normally that profitable.
If we do not continue to get those wild swings in the future, long-only trend following strategies are not going to be that profitable. Of course, people can argue that the market swings are going to get even wilder with all the QE money printing and maybe tapering that drives markets these days, so maybe trend following is not a bad strategy to use Just a beginner By Thomas B I am just starting out and implementing this technique in software.
So far, the process is described really well and I am excited to see the results. The author doesn't waste your time with any anecdotes. We will fully step through each of these points in detail and slowly build the system from the ground up. Available ebook formats: epub. Create Widget. About Nick Radge. Learn more about Nick Radge.
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