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Test Your Mettle With Discretionary Trading

Mechanical types of trading strategies are great for many people for a variety of reasons mainly because discretionary trading is more “hangs on”.  Having everything being clear cut and objective makes it much easier for people to follow a trade plan of some sorts. Knowing to do A when B... Read more… read more

Trade Management – Automate It

As a trader, there are so many things you have to focus on to ensure you are trading properly and safely.  One of those is ensuring you have placed two others orders once you are in the market…..profit and stop.  You can survive forgetting a profit target but forgetting a... Read more… read more

Day Trading Positional and Historical Biases

Biases and Marginal Trades There are two big problems traders have to tackle amongst the many factors which are involved in their success. Taking marginal trades is the blight of the small and yet-to-be-consistent trader and historical and/or positional bias on the interpretation of trading activity finishes a close second.... Read more… read more

Market Turns and Extremes Part 4

Examples Trading distilled is about logic, decision making and money management. There’s not much which is particularly hard to understand or even that complicated. It’s just that it takes some putting together of ideas to form a useful plan. I think that with varying speeds a trader’s journey goes something... Read more… read more

NetPicks Educational Webinar: Market Predictions 2012 Q and A

Question and Answer 2012 Market Predictions Our NetPicks Coaching Team put together their market predictions for 2012. Listen as our NetPicks coaches field questions from our members about the year to come in 2012. Transcript Mark Soberman: Thanks, Ron, we appreciate that. So this is a portion of the presentation... Read more… read more

NetPicks Educational Webinar: Market Predictions 2012 James Kessick

Mark Soberman 2012 Market Predictions Our NetPicks Coaching Team put together their market predictions for 2012. Listen as NetPicks analyst James Kessick discusses his predictions for the year in trading to come. Transcript James Kessick: Okay. It’s there but it’s not actually started the slideshow yet. Mark Soberman: It’s kind... Read more… read more

Market Mind Games with Author Denise Shull

NetPicks Authors Series When it comes to investing, we’re usually taught to “conquer” our emotions. But our next special guest in our NetPicks Author Interview Series actually sees it in reverse: We can use our emotions as an edge. Join us as we sit down with Denise Shull, author of... Read more… read more

NetPicks 2012 Market Predictions: Shane Daly

We continue our 2012 Market Predictions with a presentation from Coach Shane Daly. Follow along in this video as he recaps his year trading in 2011, whether he stuck to his list, what he thinks personally will be happening in the markets in the year to come, and tried and... Read more… read more

Webinar Recording: Market Predictions for 2012

NetPicks Educational Webinar The new year has begun and you know what that means… new market movement, opportunities and chances to profit! In this free educational webinar, you’re going to hear all about our market predictions for the coming year. What’s going to be white-hot in 2012, what trends are... Read more… read more

Constantly Failing Levels

Admittedly, sometimes we all misread the market from time to time and ‘look’ for entry signals at certain prices when we should not. But what about levels which are entirely valid and yet fail? You might suggest that if a level fails to hold then it’s probable that you won’t... Read more… read more

Preparation Is Critical in Day Trading

4 Keys to Consider I wanted to show you a really great example of why preparation is so important. Anyone who monitors the market habitually will tell you I am sure, just how crucial it can be in maintaining their level of performance. Studying the market for clues as to... Read more… read more

The Importance of the Market Open in Day Trading

The market open is simply the first moments of trading during a product’s main session. When a market opens, its position relative to previous trading areas and the type of trading activity which follows, is potentially a great early indication of possible movements during the rest of the session. Many... Read more… read more