Inside Trading

P/L Filter

P/L Filter

by Russell Sands One of the most important principles we have in Turtle Trading is that of the Last Theoretical Trade, also known as the P/L Filter. This powerful concept helps to avoid trades that do not have a lot of expectation going for them. In the world of the...

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Trends: Price Action

Trends: Price Action

by Ellie Taft Let’s start by taking the “technical” out of technical analysis.  Simply put, technical analysis is an easy way to view market activity using pictures.  You’ll be amazed by the way charting a market’s price action will give you a clear picture...

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ETFs: What and When to Buy

ETFs: What and When to Buy

by Steve Swanson You’ve no doubt been introduced to Exchange Traded Funds by now. Created in the mid-nineties, they are stocks designed to follow the movement of markets the way index funds do, through the buying and selling of the stocks which make up a particular...

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Buy-Outs

Buy-Outs

by Thomas DeMark I have been in the investment business for a long enough time to witness all the fads and market concepts that are imaginable.  The era of corporate takeovers was a thrill for me.  Fortunately, the supply-demand models I had created were...

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Candlestick Reversal Patterns

Candlestick Reversal Patterns

by Adam Oliensis Candlestick reversal patterns primarily apply to trending markets, though they can be meaningful near the tops and bottoms of trading ranges.  It is important to note, though, that a “reversal” in the lexicon of candlesticks does not necessitate...

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Keeping Trade Records

Keeping Trade Records

by Andy Chambers Proper record keeping is another one of those basic, fundamental activities that should become second nature to you. There are three sets of records you should always keep up to date. Individual Trade Tickets Trading Log Open Order Log Individual...

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Money Management and Diversity

Money Management and Diversity

by Darrell Jobman Trend following is indeed a valid and profitable methodology, yet even the most trendy markets fall into consolidations or trading ranges about 70 percent of the time. We don’t know when markets are going to trend or when they are going to...

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