Reminder:Online Trading Webinar 12/16 at 3:15pm CST - Live from the Trading Floor at the CME

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Stock Forex Market Trading Blog, Daily Trading Blogs for Traders - Different Gap Patterns

 

Here are the latest updates for maria.nurse00@gmail.com "Stock Forex Market Trading Blog, Daily Trading Blogs for Traders" - 1 new article Different Gap Patterns More Recent Articles Search Stock Forex Market Trading Blog, Daily Trading Blogs for Traders Different Gap Patterns Gaps are common chart patterns that can be good indicators of future trends and trend changes. They are also the necessary component of many chart patterns. By definition gaps are areas on the chart where there is no price activity; the price movement breaks before the gap and continues after the gap. Gaps are mainly of 4 types, namely, common gaps, breakaway gaps, runaway gaps and exhaustion gaps. Common Gaps: They are formed because of usual market activity. The main triggering factors are news and low trading volume. Common gaps are usually filled quickly. Also known as trading gaps and area gaps. Breakaway Gaps: They are formed at the start of a bullish or bearish trend. Breakaway gaps are formed usually after a consolidation and are associated with high increase in trading volume. The gap can then act as support/resistance for future movements. Breakaway gaps are not usually filled in the near future. Runaway Gaps: They are formed within a trend and indicate further strengthening of the trend. Like breakaway gaps, they act as support/resistance for future movements. With runaway gaps, the volume should be on average level; extreme levels can make the gap exhaustion gaps. They are also not usually filled in quick time. Exhaustion Gaps: They are formed when the trend is about to end and reverse. They are associated with high trading volume. The price first moves in the direction of the trend but then soon reverses to fill the gap and start a new trend. Usually exhaustion gaps are the last large move in a trend. The signal strength is optimum when the stock/security makes a substantial move. NobleTrading.com Offers Online Stock Trading, Online Options Trading Online Futures Trading, Online Forex Trading Worldwide Brokerage Service, Day Trading Brokerage • Email to a friend • Related • More Recent Articles Upside/Downside Ratio Indicator What is ETF Tracking Error? Weekly Stock Trader Newsletter, December 7, 2009 What is Discretionary Trading? Introducing the NobleTrading Finance Center

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Here are the latest updates for maria.nurse00@gmail.com "Stock Forex Market Trading Blog, Daily Trading Blogs for Traders" - 1 new article Upside/Downside Ratio Indicator More Recent Articles Search Stock Forex Market Trading Blog, Daily Trading Blogs for Traders Upside/Downside Ratio Indicator Upside/Downside ratio or UpDown is a very useful indicator for finding long-term trends, and overbought and oversold levels. This is a simple indicator which is created by dividing the volume of total advancing stocks of NYSE by volume of total declining stocks of NYSE. For displaying long-term trends, the upside/downside ratio is represented as a moving average. UpDown = Advancing Volume / Declining Volume The value of daily UpDown is above 1 when the total volume of advancing stocks is higher than declining stocks (uptrend) and the value is below 1 when total volume of advancing stocks is lower than declining stocks. Extreme high values of upside/downside ratio indicate that the market is becoming overbought and extreme low values indicate that the market is becoming oversold. Many traders use the ratio to calculate the potential return of a stock on potential loss. They determine a target price based on fundamental analysis and test that against UpDown indicator. Generally the UpDown range is divided into 3 ranges, the lower 25% good-to-buy range because the price has more chance to increase than decrease, upper 25% good-to-short range because the price has more chance to decrease than increase and a middle 50% range. 'Multiple 9-to-1 days' is a feature to look for with upside/downside ratio indicator. Two or more days with ratio above 9 within a three month period is a good sign of the start of a strong bullish trend. NobleTrading.com Offers Online Stock Trading, Online Options Trading Online Futures Trading, Online Forex Trading Worldwide Brokerage Service, Day Trading Brokerage • Email to a friend • Related • More Recent Articles What is ETF Tracking Error? Weekly Stock Trader Newsletter, December 7, 2009 What is Discretionary Trading? Introducing the NobleTrading Finance Center Head and Shoulders Bottom Pattern

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Webinar Today at 3:15pm CST - Live from the Trading Floor at the CME

Live Webinar at 3:15pm CST - From the Trading Floor at the CME Presented by Managing Director Richard Regan- Richard reviews trades and strategies employed in the trade room and does a Q&A session with the attendees!   Wednesday, December 9th at 3:15pm CST https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/937680251   Proprietary Opportunities For more information regarding our proprietary opportunities please request an application at hr@protradingcourse.com. Education Subscribe to the trade room and get our manuals and DVDs!  For a free demo e-mail Kathleen@protradingcourse.com.   Richard Regan on Bloomberg https://rcpt.yousendit.com/788284906/c6c0c98c79202114f827881fbd9cf945   Pro Trading Course 141 W. Jackson Blvd. Suite 3125 Chicago, IL 60604 Kathleen Wilson Pro Trading Consultant 312.379.3571

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