PRD day trader
Trading is easy ,if you know how to keep it simple.
Friday, December 21, 2018
Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Sunday, November 26, 2017
Some trades
I was really busy with trades ,teaching and my other business,didn't have any time for blog.Hopefully I will post some trades and my Ideas in the Forex and other market,Please take my apology for long break,
Monday, July 18, 2016
Different types of risk traders face in trading
Risk is the first think that comes to any traders mind before he/she place an order, a novice traders become pro by controlling risk and managing their portfolio. Risk that retail traders should watch out for are :
1. Overall market risk – This is the risk of loss by reasons of movements in a market sector. These can be caused by any number of factors including political, economic, taxation or legislative. Specific examples include changes in interest rates, political changes, and changes in superannuation laws, internal crises or natural disasters. Market risk can be minimised by having a spread of investments across different types of assets.
2. Global risk – This is the vulnerability of an investment to international events or market factors. This would include movements in exchange rates, changes in trade or tariff policies and changes in international or bond markets.
3. Sector risk – The risks associated with an industry’s specific products or services such as, demand for the product or service; commodity prices; the economic and industry cycles; changes in consumption patterns; lifestyle and technology changes. This may be minimised by detailed research to identify quality investments, reviewing their performance and their place in a portfolio.
4. Equity specific asset risk – risks associated with the specific investment, for example, quality of the company’s directors; the strength of management and key personnel; profitability and asset base; debt level and fixed-cost structure; litigation; competition levels; liquidity of the investment.
5. Timing Risk – The possibility that you enter the market at a bad time, for example, just before a fall in the share market. This can be minimised by not investing all of your funds into the market at one time.
6. Speculative Risk – If an investment is described as speculative you should be aware that the investment could rise significantly but also fall by the same degree. You should not invest in speculative investments unless you understand and accept the risks fully and are prepared to accept any resultant loss.
1. Overall market risk – This is the risk of loss by reasons of movements in a market sector. These can be caused by any number of factors including political, economic, taxation or legislative. Specific examples include changes in interest rates, political changes, and changes in superannuation laws, internal crises or natural disasters. Market risk can be minimised by having a spread of investments across different types of assets.
2. Global risk – This is the vulnerability of an investment to international events or market factors. This would include movements in exchange rates, changes in trade or tariff policies and changes in international or bond markets.
3. Sector risk – The risks associated with an industry’s specific products or services such as, demand for the product or service; commodity prices; the economic and industry cycles; changes in consumption patterns; lifestyle and technology changes. This may be minimised by detailed research to identify quality investments, reviewing their performance and their place in a portfolio.
4. Equity specific asset risk – risks associated with the specific investment, for example, quality of the company’s directors; the strength of management and key personnel; profitability and asset base; debt level and fixed-cost structure; litigation; competition levels; liquidity of the investment.
5. Timing Risk – The possibility that you enter the market at a bad time, for example, just before a fall in the share market. This can be minimised by not investing all of your funds into the market at one time.
6. Speculative Risk – If an investment is described as speculative you should be aware that the investment could rise significantly but also fall by the same degree. You should not invest in speculative investments unless you understand and accept the risks fully and are prepared to accept any resultant loss.
Monday, July 4, 2016
How to trade confluence to increase your probability:
Confluence zone are great place to enter a
trade because multiple types of traders get involve, which create a significant
shift in supply and demand. We should look for Strong confluence zone to increase
our probability in trading.
How to look for confluence zone:
Confluence zone are formed when multiple
levels of entry signal occur near each other or overleap each other. We have to
draw trend line, support resistance line and use tools to get the confluence
zone. If you look for following level shown below, that will cover the most
important entry level were traders will likely to enter a trade.
1.
Horizontal support and
resistance levels from larger timeframe.
2.
Trend line support and
resistance
3.
Equidistance channel support
and resistance
4.
Fibonacci retracement levels
5.
Round numbers
6.
Pivot level
7.
Chart pattern
How to gain long term success in trading!
Over the period of ten years, I was lucky
to get to know many traders (My students and fellow traders), from different
background. It’s amazing, how common their approach towards trading is. I am
not an outsider; I had the same approach when I started trading, I had no idea
what the trading was about. It is somehow in people’s mind that trading is very
easy and anyone can make fortune in this business. Yes, you know the truth now;
it is so difficult to make consistent profit in this market, no matter what
some people say. If you know it is difficult then your will approach would have
been completely different, you will be spend time to learn the business and you
will afraid to place your foot in to the market. It is important to be afraid
and keep on learning before you put your hard earn money in trading.
To avoid bad trade, you must have specific
trading rules that fit your mind set. You must have a strategy that will guide
you to entry and exit. You need to allocate the capital that you willing to
lose in case something goes wrong.
Try multi time frame approach:
1.
A set up in daily
2.
A set up in 4h
3.
A set up in 1h
4.
A set up in 30 min
Try to add a moving average to give you a
direction
1.
20 EMA
2.
50 EMA
3.
50 SMA
Try trend line bounce and breakout.
Try Horizontal line bounce and breakout
Try triangle and flag pattern in your
trading
Try to be a money manager before a trader
Try 4% risk in every trade never more than
that
Give me a call if you still can make money
in trading, I will help you out.
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Psychological obstacles of trading
I have categorized the often-identified psychological obstacles of trading into the following categories:
2. Effects of the Ego – The Need to be Right
3. Impact of the "Law of Small Numbers"
4. Opinions of the Majority – "There's safety in numbers"
5. The Appeal of Sophistication
6. Excessive Need for Understanding
7. Excessive Pattern Recognition
8. Greed & Hope
9. Misplaced Optimism
10. Fascination with Predictions
11. Illusion of Control
I would like to explain all the point in my upcoming book.
2. Effects of the Ego – The Need to be Right
3. Impact of the "Law of Small Numbers"
4. Opinions of the Majority – "There's safety in numbers"
5. The Appeal of Sophistication
6. Excessive Need for Understanding
7. Excessive Pattern Recognition
8. Greed & Hope
9. Misplaced Optimism
10. Fascination with Predictions
11. Illusion of Control
I would like to explain all the point in my upcoming book.
Sunday, April 10, 2016
What is a valid trend line?
We can draw a trend line just connecting two
points in a chart but a valid trend line must
Have three points. Remember that drawing a trend
line is not science so every trader draw it different way By drawing a trend
line you could easily identify our entry point, if you are a conservative
player you should enter after the third touch, but in the pic:1 shows that third time price broke the trend
line which made it invalid for trade
bounce.
What to look for in an online Forex Firm/broker:
· Low spreads - In Forex Trading the
‘spread’ is the difference between the buy and sell price of any given currency
pair. The lower the spread saves the trader money. Most firms offer 4-5 pip
spreads in the Major Currency pairs. The best firms offer clients 3-5 pips.
· Low minimum account opening - Those who
are new to trading, and for those that don’t have thousands of dollars in risk
capital to trade, being able to open a mini trading account with only $200 is a
great feature for new traders.
· Instant automatic execution of your
orders - This is very important when choosing a Forex firm.
· You
want instant execution of your orders and the price you see and ‘click’ is the price
that you should get. Don’t settle with a firm that re-quotes you when you click
on a price or a firm that allows for price ‘slippage’. This is very important
when trading for small profits.
· Free charting and technical analysis -
You need a firm that gives you access to the best charting and technical
analysis available to active traders. The firm that I recommend gives clients
FREE professional charting services and even allows traders to trade directly
on the charts!
· High leverage - You want high leverage
- the ability to trade a large amount with a small margin deposit. Some of the
best firms offer .25% or 400:1 leverage.
· Hedging capability - You want the
flexibility of opening positions on the same currency pair in opposite
directions without them eliminating each other and without margin increase!
Friday, March 18, 2016
What takes to make money in forex!
We are programmed to be competitive and defend our opinion and notion.Our society teaches us to be like that too,more or often thats a good indication,healthy competition is not a bad thing,but in trading all our common human behavior seems to work against us.The more we try to compete with the market ,more we try to defend our opinion ,we will dig hole for us.
In trading, only logic prevail,emotion has no place in math but think of us, without emotion is like,fish without water,emotion is a huge part of our life.Emotion makes our life beautiful,
So is it impossible to ask a trader to trade like robot or some of us robot like, very less emotion only logic dictate their life.
In trading, only logic prevail,emotion has no place in math but think of us, without emotion is like,fish without water,emotion is a huge part of our life.Emotion makes our life beautiful,
So is it impossible to ask a trader to trade like robot or some of us robot like, very less emotion only logic dictate their life.
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Few trades from my forex trading
Most of my trades based on market supply and demand imbalance ,in a certain market condition the number of buyers and sellers should be equal.This is the nature of the trading,but when the underlying supply and demand for the particular currency changes dramatically ,we see the market movement either up or down.That makes trading more of a waiting game for me.
Monday, February 15, 2016
What make traders lose money in Forex:
1.
Lack of knowledge about the market dynamics.
2.
Using leverage like crazy.
3.
Not trading Forex as business.
4.
Try to cut short the learning curve.
5.
False hope from the marketing hype.
6.
Lack of capital to make it in Forex.
7.
Trading Wrong trading strategy.
8.
Too complex trading strategy
9.
Too ambitious and high expectation in trading
10.
No faith in your system
11.
Not giving yourself and your system enough time
to prove.
12.
Trading without money management skill.
13.
Using wrong money management.
14.
Not analysis your trading outcome regularly.
15.
Not able to understand what works for you and
what doesn’t.
16.
Identity crisis as trader.
17.
Not enough knowledge in basic computer skill
18.
Trading too small time frame.
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
10 Reasons why traders find trading So Difficult;
- Your stop can be hit and then the market go in the direction you were positioned for.
- Sometimes that pullback that you are waiting for to buy never comes until the trend is over.
- Sometimes every momentum signal you buy will be a loser for a long time.
- Many times the market whipsaws you in a position for absolutely no reason you can understand.
- Sometimes your biggest position sizes are losing trades and your smallest position sizes are the winners.
- There is no ‘market’ you are trading against a herd of people all making decisions for many different reasons, and they are not predictable.
- You can feel foolish under performing buy and holders during straight up bull markets when you’re trading in and out.
- Some trading lessons can’t be learned they have to be experienced with real money.
- Money is made and kept based on the math of probabilities, risk, and reward not because a trader is the smartest but because they are the most flexible and adaptable.
by Steve
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Monday, April 20, 2015
How to improve your trading psychology:
1.
Study successful traders, try to understand the
reason behind their success, was it the innovative strategy gave them the
success or the mindset.
2.
Get some books written by real traders, when I said
real traders I mean traders become writer not writer become trader.
3.
Do some business management course, it will open
your eyes, you will know, what have you been doing wrong and how to become a
successful business manager.
4.
Manage your time do something when you are not trading,
write a book, paint or teach someone how to trade or something that you like.
Don’t just sit in front of the screen; you need to manage your time properly
that you can handle the stress with logic.
5.
Set an overall vision of your future, include
every in this vision. Make a set by step plan to implement the vision.
6.
Start everything small and realistic so that you
become skilled risk manager when your capital grew to a sizable amount.
7.
Enjoy the benefit of your work, like any other job,
you work, you get paid for that, your approach should be like this.
Monday, April 13, 2015
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
How to gain long term success in trading!
Over the period of twelve years, I was fortunate to get to
know many traders from different background. It is amazing, how common their approach
towards trading is. I am not an outsider; I had the same approach when I started
trading, I had no idea what trading was, but I started trading with big amount money.
It is somehow in people’s mind that trading is very easy and anyone can make
fortune in this business. But you know the truth; it is so difficult to make consistent
profit in this market, no matter what some people say. If you know it is
difficult then your will approach will be completely different, you will be spend more time to
learn the business and you will afraid to place your foot in to the market. It is
important to be afraid and keep on learning.
To be continue ............
Monday, February 16, 2015
Flipper Forex trading course pro.
Module 1
Unit 1:
Introduction to Forex .
Unit 2: how
the Forex market works.
Unit 3: why
should you trade Forex .
Unit 4
basics you need to know to start Forex trading.
Unit 5:
fundamentals indicators of the currency market.
Unit 6: how
to read a chart like pro.
Unit 7 :
Trade Forex using only horizontal support and resistance.
Unit 8: How to
trade Forex using trend line bounce.
Unit 9: Trend
line breakout and price measured move.
Unit 10: How
to Trade channel bounce and breakout.
Unit 11: trading
candlestick pattern combine with support and resistance.
Unit 12:
trading price pattern with price action.
Unit 13: trade breakout without failure.
Unit 14: how
to trade second test with more success.
Unit 15:
Understanding market manipulation and trade like one of them.
Unit 16: how
to know and trade market peak and bottom.
Unit 17: how
to trade moving average high low close with success.
Unit 18: how
to trade moving average crossover with success.
Module 2:
Unit 1: How
much money can you make trading forex ?
Unit 2: why
trading is a mental game?
Unit 3:
Psychology of a winning trader.
Unit 4: how
to trade like robot and compounding your capital.
Module 3:
Unit 1: Trading
system 1
Unit 2: Trading system 2
Unit 3
: Trading system 3
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Forex, how to win it?
Power
of price action, confluence with pattern analysis is the answer to success in the
Forex market. Unpredictability of market can never be overcome but if you contribute
to this chaos than there is no way you will survive in this market for long. I
was mentoring a traders last month, I was so surprised how random people can be,
there is no predictability in human behavior at all? I taught him importance of
capital management and preservation but when he started trading in demo, his
random behavior started show when there is a drawdown .Is it too tough to be
tough when comes to trading. My advice to traders how are still not profitable,
please drop your natural act (we are naturally random) be super discipline, you
will amazed how your trading improve
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Monday, September 3, 2012
Result August 2012
Thursday, August 2, 2012
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