he uses 5 min chart and 1 min chart chart has 2 moving averages ema8 and ema20 the space between ema8 and ema20 is called river of value river of value provides a context for price 1)we need to have a reason to take a trade one reason is price moved up thru river of value other reason is price pulled back to river of value and holds refuses to fall another reason is price pulling back to ema20 line and begin to move up price pulled back into river of value and then starts moving upwards 3 we look for a candle that moved above ema28 line but not touching it
hi Antony great video , ive got a question, do you teach and do you use financial systems that provide full transparency in the market like Spread Betting, Contracts for Difference aswell as sentiment data orderflow etc basically the same systems institution and billionaires use to have an edge in the market and be ahead of the retail traders, where can one get those financial systems as a home based trader , because apparently using chart analysis is looking at 5% of the picture when price is determined by multiple exchange rates and prices changing by the second so how does one actually trade like institutions and have a 80+% win rate like these institutions have. or is the system in your video enough to be highly profitable short and long term obviously combining with discipline?
how would you combine this strategy with fundamental analysis ?is it needed ? and is there more to this trading system to make it even more successful ? and aren't candlesticks and indicators a lagging indicator because they dont show what is actually happening and what made price move
Thank you for the valuable content. But may I ask you why you prefer to trade the Dow Jones and not the NQ or ES? Couldnt you have higher profits in the NQ with this much experience and your strategy?
Thank for your question. I do trade the NQ and ES but the charges per trade v points price movement are lower for me on the Dow. This means that I get to keep more of my profits. I hope that makes sense.
@anthonybeardsell1200 Thanks for your quick reply. I am not sure if I got you. Do you mean that Dow has a higher volatility and higher gaps than the NQ? I took a short look at the Dow chart, I couldnt confirm this. And as I understood, a point is $5 in the E-Mini Dow and $20 in the E-Mini NQ.
I use CFD to trade Nasdaq 100 and have a fixed spread of 80 cents with commission included. Dow 30 has a fixed spread of 150 cents. NAS 100 is priced at $20205.00 and Dow 30 at $42760.00. So if you trade 2 NAS100 contracts you pay 2x80=160 cents with an index value of $40410.00 and with Dow 30 you trade 1 contract for 150 cents with a value of $42760.00. The margin requirement is about the same for 2xNAS100 contract as 1xDow30 contract. ATR, Average True Range, for the last 10 trading days is $416 for Dow 30 and $279 for Nasdaq 100 and for two contracts that is $558. So Nasdaq is more volatile. You pay 10 cents more for the potential of making $142 more, so for a 7% higher trading fee, you increase your profit potential with 34%. I think Nasdaq 100 is the best choice under existing circumstances.
You are criminally underrated, whoever isn’t watching these videos is missing out! Thank you.
Very generous. Thank you.
he uses 5 min chart and 1 min chart
chart has 2 moving averages ema8 and ema20
the space between ema8 and ema20 is called river of value
river of value provides a context for price
1)we need to have a reason to take a trade
one reason is price moved up thru river of value
other reason is price pulled back to river of value and holds refuses to fall
another reason is price pulling back to ema20 line and begin to move up
price pulled back into river of value and then starts moving upwards
3 we look for a candle that moved above ema28 line but not touching it
also do you move your stop loss to BE when you are deep in profits or do you have to leave it for the strategy to work?
Really appreciating these videos. Please keep them coming! 👍
Plenty more on the way. Thanks for being here
Nice 👌 you always say practice . Best advice . Always something of value in your videos . Thanks Anthony.
We've gotta practice. It's our natural way of learning and our amazing brain will take over from there and take us where we want to go.
hi Antony great video , ive got a question, do you teach and do you use financial systems that provide full transparency in the market like Spread Betting, Contracts for Difference aswell as sentiment data orderflow etc basically the same systems institution and billionaires use to have an edge in the market and be ahead of the retail traders, where can one get those financial systems as a home based trader , because apparently using chart analysis is looking at 5% of the picture when price is determined by multiple exchange rates and prices changing by the second so how does one actually trade like institutions and have a 80+% win rate like these institutions have. or is the system in your video enough to be highly profitable short and long term obviously combining with discipline?
how would you combine this strategy with fundamental analysis ?is it needed ? and is there more to this trading system to make it even more successful ? and aren't candlesticks and indicators a lagging indicator because they dont show what is actually happening and what made price move
Thank you for the valuable content. But may I ask you why you prefer to trade the Dow Jones and not the NQ or ES? Couldnt you have higher profits in the NQ with this much experience and your strategy?
Thank for your question. I do trade the NQ and ES but the charges per trade v points price movement are lower for me on the Dow. This means that I get to keep more of my profits. I hope that makes sense.
@anthonybeardsell1200 Thanks for your quick reply. I am not sure if I got you. Do you mean that Dow has a higher volatility and higher gaps than the NQ? I took a short look at the Dow chart, I couldnt confirm this. And as I understood, a point is $5 in the E-Mini Dow and $20 in the E-Mini NQ.
I use CFD to trade Nasdaq 100 and have a fixed spread of 80 cents with commission included. Dow 30 has a fixed spread of 150 cents. NAS 100 is priced at $20205.00 and Dow 30 at $42760.00. So if you trade 2 NAS100 contracts you pay 2x80=160 cents with an index value of $40410.00 and with Dow 30 you trade 1 contract for 150 cents with a value of $42760.00. The margin requirement is about the same for 2xNAS100 contract as 1xDow30 contract. ATR, Average True Range, for the last 10 trading days is $416 for Dow 30 and $279 for Nasdaq 100 and for two contracts that is $558. So Nasdaq is more volatile. You pay 10 cents more for the potential of making $142 more, so for a 7% higher trading fee, you increase your profit potential with 34%. I think Nasdaq 100 is the best choice under existing circumstances.
Looking to try your system on bitcoin futures, have you ever tried your system on crypto?
Drop me an email to anthony@excellenceassured.com and we can talk. Thanks. Ant
Very good thanks for your time
Much appreciated. Thanks for watching
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