3 Rules for a Winning Trade

Winning Trade Strategy

Markets gave us another big run today, but with such strong momentum, we can assume that a lot of traders are waiting for the next deep pullback…

And while we’re watching for that pullback, it’s important to remember the three most important rules for qualifying a winning trade – are you ready?

Crude Oil Wants to Rally (But When?)

Crude Oil is bearish, but the last-minute rally for the bulls gives the buyers a slight edge going into the overnight Asian session…

And since we’re back inside the range from earlier this morning, my plan is to look for a seller-failure set-up to buy below the range low.

E-Mini S&P is Making the Sellers Wait…

E-Mini S&P is bearish into a wedge pattern, but it’s not what happened today that’s most important – it’s what didn’t happen – we never got a deep pullback!

Knowing this, I assume that sellers are patiently waiting to sell the next pop higher, and I’m going to use the strength of that pullback to tell me which type of sell set-up I want to use tomorrow morning.

Nasdaq Finishes Strong, But Is It Ready to Reverse?

Nasdaq is bearish with a strong run lower, ending in a range, which tells me to look for sell set-ups above the range tomorrow morning.

I’m also watching for a possible short-covering rally off the measured-move support level too, but since this momentum is so strong for the bears, I need to wait for the crown-reversal set-up to be sure.

Gold is Waiting for a Pullback to Confluence

Gold is bullish and trying to re-test yesterday’s high, but we’ve started trading sideways inside a narrow range, which tells me I need to wait for a pullback…

And I have four support levels all coming together at the same place – the low of a channel, a reversal-line, range-expansions, and a Hidden Channel.

Euro is Trying to Break Out (Can they finish it?)

Euro is bearish and trying to break free of this morning’s trading-range – which tells me to keep my eyes open for a short-covering rally back into the range where we started…

But remember, the bearish momentum is too strong to try “picking a bottom”, it’s a lot more reliable to wait for a crown-reversal set-up instead.

“If you don’t design your own life plan, chances are you’ll fall into someone else’s plan. And guess what they have planned for you? Not much.”

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    cryptoratedump - August 16, 2019 Reply

    For example, let s say that if we have a bad streak and three trades go against us in a row. To mitigate that we set up a new rule and put less than 1% on each trade, something like .0075%, reducing our stop until the trades start to go in our favor again and then we bounce back up to 1%. We could also do the opposite and increase our risk on each trade when the game is going in our favor.

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