Three Strategies For Buying The Dip
Buying the dip in any stock or index can be a difficult task for an active investor. Not only do you have to worry...
Turnaround Tuesday: Wall Street Cliche Or Trading Edge?
What is Turnaround Tuesday? Is it a Wall Street cliché, media company selling headline, or verifiable trading edge? Maybe all of the above, depending...
System Traders: The Noise Test and Lying Backtests
Can you trust a backtest?
Below is a simple strategy that uses intermarket signals from the Japanese Yen to trade US 30 Year Bond Futures.
It...
Amgen Stock (AMGN): A Near-Term Outlook With DeMark Indicators
As many of you know, I use DeMark indicators in my analysis. Sometimes tweets and posts come off a bit terse, as it is...
Combining Trading Rules To Smooth Performance
The market is “overbought” or “oversold” are common phrases you will hear across the finance space. However, it is actually extremely rare for these...
How Traders Can Profit Off Volume Spikes
This post was written with Derek Benedet of Richardson GMP.
A common saying for investors is that volume tends to lead price. By volume, we...
Using Conditional Probabilities To Gain A Trading Edge
Much of trading can be broken down as conditional probabilities. And there's a distinct benefit in understanding what is likely to happen if some condition...
What Major Stock Market Tops Look Like
Stock Market: Markets Don’t Peak Quietly
Over the past few weeks in my newsletter, "On The Mark," I discussed some things that generally occur at major...
Tracking Sigma Scores Of Price Changes For Regime Shifts
Measuring price moves is the name of the game.
However, measuring price moves given recent context can add additional benefits to your trading performance.
At times,...
3 Simple Ways To Reduce The Risk Of Curve-fitting
Curve-fitting is almost certain death for a trading or investment strategy.
So, what is curve-fitting?
Well, you know when you test a trading or investment hypothesis,...
