nowwhat2 T.A.

[nowwhat2]

Thanks for the kind words

Your request is a somewhat tall order however given that - Not all charts ARE "predictable".

Best defense against getting "whipsawed" therefore is to seek out (and trade only) ones which ARE predictable.

The S&P 500 is (for me), especially notoriously unpredictable.
Best I can do is merely ATTEMPT to maintain a feel for it
I rely greatly on overseas indices, etc. in manifesting that "feel".

I trade not the S&P (much) nor the DJIA

Size of arrows indicates.....opinion.












A rather poor example of what I mean (by "predictable"), for it wasn't TRULY a predictable thing of beauty







THIS tho is/was






I simply TRY to find promising "set-ups".....but uncovering them sure isn't easy




Oh, and I only trade Canadian stuff.


Everything I do I learned in the 90's......from about a 7 page "pamphlet" which covered only THE BASICS : how to identify support, resistance, trendlines, etc.

Wish I still had that pamphlet



Cheers - Gotta sign off for now