To really understand price action means you need to study what happened in the
past. Then observe what is happening in the present and then predict where the
market will go next.
“Regardless of what you may think, all traders are forecasters, just like the
weatherman.”
The weatherman knows where the wind is blowing from, sees the high and low
pressure systems forming over the land, knows the temperature variation, cold
front, hot front…you know what I’m talking about, right? Then what does he do?
He will say something like “tomorrow, the weather in Edinburg will be mostly
cloudy, slight chance of shower and possibly sunny in the afternoon.”
How does he know that?
Well, from studying the past data and seeing what the current weather situation
is at the moment (and these days, their prediction is more reliable due advanced
computer models and weather satellites in space).
So traders are like that…
If we get the direction wrong, we lose money, we get it right, we make money.
Simple as that. So everything you are going to read here is about trying to get that
direction right before you place a trade.
Before you get started, these are some words that you may encounter:
Long= buy
Short= sell
Bulls= buyers
Bears= sellers
Bullish=if the market is up, it is said to be bullish (uptrend).
Bearish=if the market is down, it’s said to be bearish.
Bearish Candlestick=a candlestick that has opened higher and closed lower is said
to be bearish.
Bullish Candlestick=a candlestick that has opened lower and closed higher is said
to be a bullish candlestick.
Risk : Reward Ratio=if you risk $50 in a trade to make $150 then your risk: reward
is 1:3 which simply means you made 3 times more than your risked. This is an
example of risk: reward ratio.
past. Then observe what is happening in the present and then predict where the
market will go next.
“Regardless of what you may think, all traders are forecasters, just like the
weatherman.”
The weatherman knows where the wind is blowing from, sees the high and low
pressure systems forming over the land, knows the temperature variation, cold
front, hot front…you know what I’m talking about, right? Then what does he do?
He will say something like “tomorrow, the weather in Edinburg will be mostly
cloudy, slight chance of shower and possibly sunny in the afternoon.”
How does he know that?
Well, from studying the past data and seeing what the current weather situation
is at the moment (and these days, their prediction is more reliable due advanced
computer models and weather satellites in space).
So traders are like that…
If we get the direction wrong, we lose money, we get it right, we make money.
Simple as that. So everything you are going to read here is about trying to get that
direction right before you place a trade.
Before you get started, these are some words that you may encounter:
Long= buy
Short= sell
Bulls= buyers
Bears= sellers
Bullish=if the market is up, it is said to be bullish (uptrend).
Bearish=if the market is down, it’s said to be bearish.
Bearish Candlestick=a candlestick that has opened higher and closed lower is said
to be bearish.
Bullish Candlestick=a candlestick that has opened lower and closed higher is said
to be a bullish candlestick.
Risk : Reward Ratio=if you risk $50 in a trade to make $150 then your risk: reward
is 1:3 which simply means you made 3 times more than your risked. This is an
example of risk: reward ratio.
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