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Here is another "runup trade" example The last bar to the right is the 5:30am PST report release of "Initial Jobless claims" The...

One of my best trades is based on the simple principle of repetition I often look for these trades based on a 50% pullback (the "initial...

Another "Steal the Trade" example The context has been covered in previous posts and on the left side, we see that the red line...

Here is another good example of a "runup trade". In this example, it is obvious that UK institutions are "informed". That is to say, at...

Building on the previous post. As mentioned, after a significant move during London Sessom. the market opens and settles into a trading...

This is the market two (2) hours after the US session opens Stuck in a trading range This is often the case after a significant trend...

Another "Steal the Trade" example as mentioned in previous posts

It is early morning here on the West Coast USA (3:51am) I am posting a chart of the previous session (Emini) Readers should refer...

Here is the same chart after the Jobless Report Release. The release (and additional data) shows that the US economy is slowing (which...

Posting another example chart, that illustrates the principle of "Repetitive Behavior" When we train participants, we suggest that they...

As many of you know, when we anticipate a move during the London Session, we stay up to trade it, because it can be a significant source...

I thought the above post would be my last for the day However I have time tonight to provide additional info One of the limitations of...

What you will notice is that after Jobless report and move up price failed, and at the open institutions marked the market down]...

Industry professionals call this (the previous post) and this added chart a "Runup" trade. This phrase refers to the way that news...

Here on the West Coast USA, the time is 4:30am. Most of our profit opportunities occur after London opens at Midnight (PST in the USA)...