Here’s a stock I'm keeping an eye on for the next day's trading. I'm aiming for a 1%+ intraday profit with a flexible stop-loss.
The rules are simple - there are two lines marked on the chart that act as support or resistance, depending on where the price opens. When the price touches or crosses either line, from any direction, for the first time, I decide whether to buy or sell at or near the line based on six simple indicators + order book confirmations. If no trade is taken, the chart becomes invalid.
I won't go into details about indicators because they are to be interpreted and change depending on the market. For example, an RSI of 40 means different things in a bull, bear, or choppy market. It's all about looking at things relatively; and each trader has their own setup, rules and approach to risk management.
Check back after the market closes to see how things went. Sometimes, the price might not touch those lines for a day or more. You have to remain patient.
Disclaimer: Trading and investing carry risks, and you should consult with a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. Any charts or patterns mentioned are for educational purposes only and do not guarantee future results. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Always conduct your own research and consider your risk tolerance before engaging in any trading activities.
The rules are simple - there are two lines marked on the chart that act as support or resistance, depending on where the price opens. When the price touches or crosses either line, from any direction, for the first time, I decide whether to buy or sell at or near the line based on six simple indicators + order book confirmations. If no trade is taken, the chart becomes invalid.
I won't go into details about indicators because they are to be interpreted and change depending on the market. For example, an RSI of 40 means different things in a bull, bear, or choppy market. It's all about looking at things relatively; and each trader has their own setup, rules and approach to risk management.
Check back after the market closes to see how things went. Sometimes, the price might not touch those lines for a day or more. You have to remain patient.
Disclaimer: Trading and investing carry risks, and you should consult with a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. Any charts or patterns mentioned are for educational purposes only and do not guarantee future results. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Always conduct your own research and consider your risk tolerance before engaging in any trading activities.