by Dan Gibby | May 25, 2021 | Chart of the Week Past
With broader markers in a corrective phase at this time, we have many new students coming to Master Trader look for help with their swing and day-trading. Rightly so, they are frustrated because of getting whiplash with the market’s recent uncontrolled volatility?...
by Greg Capra | May 9, 2021 | Chart of the Week Past
A runaway trend is when the demand in an uptrend is so strong that it overwhelms demand or, in a downtrend, the supply overwhelms demand.When the supply-demand imbalance is so slanted to one side, a trend will pick up momentum leaving virtually no consolidations or...
by Dan Gibby | Apr 27, 2021 | Chart of the Week Past
Candlesticks convey different messages of supply and demand. We read those messages and look for high-probability setups using patterns of candlesticks in multiple time frames to trade stocks and options. M & W Reversal Patterns display a confirmation of...
by Dan Gibby | Apr 18, 2021 | Chart of the Week Past
Traders and investors often try to “pick the bottom,” thinking they are getting a great price. What is a Bottoming Pattern? Master Trader defines it as anything in a downtrend that has broken its downtrend by failing to make lower lows or lower highs or showing signs...
by Greg Capra | Apr 18, 2021 | Chart of the Week Past
Repetition of Education Results in Mastery for the Student The Master Trader Method (MTM) applies to all tradable instruments (stocks, ETFs, Futures, commodities, and currencies), and on any time frame (day, swing, or position trading). And it is done with...
by Greg Capra | Apr 11, 2021 | Chart of the Week Past
For institutional traders and retail traders, a measurement being overbought is based on the oscillator used and the oscillator's settings.The question of which oscillator is best and what settings to use to measure overbought often leads to indecision because of...
