Barry Rudd – Stock Patterns for Day Trading Home Study Course

This Stock Patterns For Day Trading The following describes the trading strategies used in professional stock traders’ own trading. These ideas are both from File Size 3.17 GB

Barry Rudd – Stock Patterns for Day Trading Home Study Course

 
Stock Patterns For Day Trading Home Study Course, Barry Rudd & Matt Rudd 3 DVDs + 10 Hours of Level II quote screen tutorials
This Stock Patterns For Day Trading This article describes the trading strategies that a professional stock trader uses in his own trading. These ideas are based on the experiences of SOES traders and friends. This collection of trading patterns is one of the first complete.-Fledged books that provide instruction on day, swing, and short-term trading in stocks. The author’s intraday trend trading approach and his scalping method are both described in detail. He uses these setups every day in his trading. This course should be of great value to short term stock traders who are looking to make a living from short term price swings. It is a toolbox for Finding high-probability trades for Trade the stock market and you will achieve success. These technical ideas are based on the personality of the NASDAQ Market, but can also be applied in New York trades.
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VIDEO I (Introduction module)
Introduction to electronic access trading for Stock day traders

Overview of Investing, Swing Trading, Day Trading

The NYSE – structure of an “auction” Market

SuperDOT allows you to route orders to the NYSE

Specialist’s Role

The structure of NASDAQ Market

Order routing at NASDAQ

Understanding ECNs (Electronic Communications Networks).

Role of Market Makers

Basic terminology

Understanding the Level II quote window

The components of the basic screen layout for Your computer

What are price bars charts?

The daily bar chart

The intraday bar chart for 5 minutes

How to use the stock ticker

Management and order entry windows

Monitoring market indices

Candlestick charts

Summary

Level II quote screen tutorial
VIDEO II
Section on Introduction to Methodology (for tapes 2-6

Why use price bar charts for day trades

Overview: Scalping vs. intraday trading trend trading – overview

Find the trading style that best suits your personality

Before you enter a trade know your exit price

The “Wiggle” – a detailed explanation

How to determine the current level of wiggle for Every stock you trade

Create a computer screen layout for Your trading

Navigating your stock box, tickers, charts, stockbox, time and sales windows

Interpreting your tickers

Which indices are to be followed and why

The following can be used: “new high, new low” ticker

5 minute bar chart patterns

The dynamics of consolidation breakout pattern

Timing your entry with the Level II & time and sales to get the best entry price

Identifying breakout patterns in advance

As a substitute for a Level II window, “launching pad” for trade entry
VIDEO III
What constitutes consolidation? The three main criteria

Connect the bar chart price with the Level II quote screen

Interpreting the time and sales “prints” Level II quote movement is used to identify buying or selling pressure

The Bull’s Horn pattern on the 5 minute chart

Listening to the market and reacting – don’t force a trade

Intraday wedge design

Using the prior day’s intraday chart to enhance consolidation breakout trades

Support and Resistance in micro and daily time frames are a visual indicator for potential halting points

“Shotgun” Pattern on the 5 minute chart with ensuing volume inflow

“L” Pattern on the 5 Minute Bar Chart

Morning “Flashback” Headfake or headfake patterns

Computer screen examples of 5 minute bar charts patterns

Wide Range Day Extreme Close – Daily bar chart setup

Wide Range Day with slight gap outside, slight gap inside, the opening even with prior day’s close, and the big gap open

Trading Micro support and resistance zones available on a wide range of days

Large price gaps are played on the daily bar chart
VIDEO IV
More information on large gap openings in the daily bar chart

Computer screen examples from a wide variety of day setups

Reversal setups for the daily bar charts

Intraday (5 minute Bar Chart) dynamics of the Reversal set-up

How to enter and exit a reverse trade

Take a look at your daily charts and create a hit-Liste for The next trading session

Alternative entry to intraday consolidation breakout

The dangers of “randomly” Interday price swings can be analyzed to determine the tops or bottoms

Variation on the first wiggle to reduce losses on losing trades

Daily congestion breakout plays — more stocks for The morning hit-Liste

Computer screen examples for the Reversal setup

Profit Targets – Stopping points that could prevent a trade from being closed:

1. Daily price support and resistance

2. Retracement of a Wide Range Day

3. Target profit in reversal

4. 50 & 200 day simple moving averages

5. The closing of a gap in price on the daily charts

6. Intraday chart shows price spike

7. Significant reversal in the direction of market indexes intraday

Filters – filtering the best day trades

1. Too near a profit target

2. Avoid trading stocks during daily congestion

3. The cyclical nature of a stock’s “trader friendly” Mode

4. Significance of the stock’s typical daily range

Computer screen examples of profit targets or filters

Summary – Tying together all of the trading analysis

Trade checklist – 14 step flowchart for High-probability trade evaluation, trading and management
VIDEO V
Download immediately Barry Rudd – Stock Patterns for Day Trading Home Study Course
Fading (counter-trend trading) techniques are not based on random picking of tops and bottoms. Instead, they are based on specific criteria.

Profit target reactions

“Tagging”

“Big Stack and a Rainbow”

NASDAQ Level II Quote Screen – A deeper understanding

To assess the risk of a stock, we use four key factors

1. Spread of bid/ask

2. Number of Market Makers and ECNs for each price level

3. Number of shares posted each Market Maker and ECN

4. The price difference between each “price level”

How a Market Maker can be the market maker “ax” Or “hammer” In a stock

Relative Strength – intraday and daily – is one of the most important factors in your trading decisions

Market Indices – The trend vs. its immediate direction on a 5 minute chart

Micro support and resistance to the indices

Market index behavior typical – Morning move, mid-Day and afternoon moves
VIDEO VI
Examples of relative strength from computer screen index

Time of day – how to find the best times to trade (and which ones to avoid).

How to choose the right stocks to trade – which stocks should you trade?

Trade analysis – trading as an enterprise

Management of your trading rather than just managing a trade

Money management – A three-step process to reduce risk and lock profits

News trades and IPOs

Scaling profitably – be aware of the pitfalls

Trading is an art

Some footage of “live trading”
The “Stock Patterns for Day Trading Home Study Course” Retail price: $495. Training seminar: $3,000. This is how it works: Course were Sold out at the author’s website.
 
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