Keith Brian Stock Market Investing School
Learn Stock Investing. Become a Pro.
AKA: Short Term Investing
How Swing Trading Gives You The Edge Only The Professional Have
How Swing Trading Let's You Not Get Fooled By The Random Noise
How Swing Trading Is Simple and Doesn't Take Your Time
How Swing Trading Is Easy and Clear To Even New Investors
The good news is that – thanks to the explosion in computing power – today you, too, can replicate Tudor Jones’ swing trading success! Let me explain…
Whether the market is in a bullish or bearish trend, a stock will always fluctuate, or “swing,” around a longer-term or “primary” trend.
Investors buy and sell stocks at the extremes, buying at the bottom and selling at the top.
But short-term price swings around the primary market trends allow swing traders to generate substantial gains while keeping their trades short.
This focus on short-term moves means that swing traders are only in the market between two and 10 days, sometimes longer.
This approach also allows swing traders to make money no matter what the overall stock market is doing.
Candlestick charts were initially developed in 18th-century Japan to track short-term movements in rice prices.
Today, they are an indispensable weapon in the arsenal of every successful swing trader.
Candlestick charts focus on the open, high, low, close and trading range of a stock each day. As such, they convey a lot more information than a stock.
Take a look at the chart for Chipotle (NYSE: CMG) – a well-known blue chip stock.
Each of these bars represents ONE trading day.
The yellow bars tell you that sellers pushed the stock down for the day. Ten consecutive yellow bars tell you that traders pushed the price down for 10 stocks.
See the blue bar in the middle?
That’s what I call a “reversal.” It means the buyers are about to swing the stock back in the other direction.
And sure enough… What happened? The stock swung back up into the blue.
So all you had to do to profit was place an order to buy Chipotle when you saw the reversal.
Why Bitcoin Is As Well.
Let me share with you two pieces of good news.
First, as a small investor, you have a massive advantage over the Tudor Joneses of the world.
That’s because you can turbocharge your returns by buying call options. Options allow you to generate double- and even triple-digit gains in a ma
Second, swing trading takes less than 10 minutes a day.
Once you place a trade at the market open, you can forget about it.
Your work is done for the day. Play a round of golf. Spend some time with your kids. Go about your life.
After a few days, you book your profits. That’s all it takes!
That’s why I am launching SWING TRADING a new Pro Trading Service that uses swing trading algorithms similar to the ones used by some of the top-class gurus.
It's amazing how the world's greatest investor - Jim Simons and his quant shop Renaissance Technologies - owes his remarkable investment stock to these great strategies.
Renaissance has crushed the returns of other investment approaches by relying on swing trades driven by computerized algorithm
You may have never heard of Simons. But are you a fan of the late, great Jack Bogle, the founder of Vanguard and index investing.
Well, $1 invested in a Vanguard S&P 500 index fund in 1988 would have turned into $20.
Do you admire Warren Buffett? The same $1 invested in Berkshire Hathaway would have grown to $107.
But, had you been lucky enough to invest with Simon's Medallion Fund, your $1 would be worth about $27,000 now.
What's the most important conclusion for you as an investor?
A quantitatively driven approach to short-term swing trading is by far the way to make the most money over the shortest period.
The "Inhuman" Success of Quantitative Trading.
A recent headline on CNBC highlighted Renaissance's greatest edge: "The secret behind the greatest modern-day moneymaker is their willingness to invest"! Put another way, Don't make it harder than it is!
I mostly post a video every Monday. At times, if this does not happen it may rollover to Tuesday. If there is a Holiday, break, or closed market we may make it up by posting on Thursday, Friday, or the weekend. Our goal is to post a video once a week
The swing charts can be used in multiple ways. You can learn more about the current market conditions, practice technical analysis, or get another perspective. Everyone uses the content a little bit differently
Since many stocks are traded internationally, you can use the content to help you regardless of which country you are in. Even if you are new to trading and the stock market trades different companies, you can use the swing charts to practice your technical analysis and get a better understanding to evaluating swing trading opportunities.
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