Category Archives: Learn

Do not Strike when Angry

By | January 13, 2017 3:30 pm

Source Yashiko was a wealthy samurai warrior in ancient Japan. He cut a fine figure; his armour and sword were of the finest workmanship. His ornaments were of the finest variety: silver, copper, gold and bronze. Even the toggles on his tunic were priceless netsuke: masterfully carved figures of animals, insects, dragons and fishes, made… Read More »

Psychological Pitfalls in Trading

By | January 11, 2017 4:57 pm

In all my years of trading and talking to fellow traders, I have noticed that newbie traders are susceptible to four main psychological pitfalls. Let’s take a look at each one and examine them carefully. Hopefully, after reading this, you will be able to see them coming and stop them before they destroy your account.… Read More »

Larry Williams OOPS Trading System

By | December 31, 2016 12:20 pm

Larry Williams OOPS System  methodology was presented in his book, How I Made One Million Dollars Trading Commodities. It is still used by many traders with varying adaptations. OOPS trading System can be used for pattern applicable on  hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or yearly. History: Back in 1979 Larry Williams published a description of a… Read More »

Trading Lesson Learnt From my Trading Guru Part-III

By | December 30, 2016 3:37 pm

In Continuation with the previous 2 articles Trading Lesson Learnt From my Trading Guru Valuable Trading Lesson Learnt From my Trading Guru Part-II Before starting the article a small note, If You Really Enjoy my article, Could you please do me a ‘Huge favor’ after you have finished reading today’s lesson. Please click the Facebook… Read More »

Trading using Woodie’s Pivot Point

By | December 28, 2016 3:49 pm

Using Woodies Pivot Points as Trading Strategy As we have discussed above Pivot is the trend deciding level for a particular day so we can derive 3 basic rules for trading with pivots If the market/Stock trades above the pivot point then the bias for the day is on long side ie.Buying is advisable. If… Read More »