All Entries Tagged With: "Trading Videos"
Video Review of the Indexes 10-2-2011
October 2, 2011 at 1:03 pm
September marked the 5th straight monthly decline for the S&P 500, and yet the indexes remain range-bound for now. A break could be imminent, and with short-term lower highs in place, that’s not an encouraging sign for the bulls.
As we head into a brand new week of trading, let’s examine some important levels to keep an eye on in the days ahead. That will have the greatest influence on how individual stocks are going to move, so it’s where the trading week begins.
Be sure to view in HD and full-screen mode for best quality in the video.
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Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
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Can You Trade Full-Time? Part 1
September 30, 2011 at 7:57 am
One of the most common questions I am asked is whether someone is fit to trade full-time, and if they’re equipped with what it takes to make it. You might be wondering the same thing, and if so, this 4-part video series is for you.
A recent email exchange with a subscriber who had just reached a crossroads with his career path brought about the questions we’ll cover, so I wanted to share this exchange with you over the course of the next few posts.
Keep in mind that the things I’ll be sharing are my opinions of things I think are needed in order to trade full-time, but your unique situation may differ. Think of this series as a list of things to consider as you count the cost when weighing whether or not you’re ready or able to trade full-time.
Here in Part 1, we’ll discuss the question “Do I have what it takes to make it?”
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Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
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Let Your Trades Go
August 4, 2011 at 7:15 am
Trading on certain timeframes requires that we monitor every tick, gauge the momentum, and continually modify our management of the trade.
For most traders, however, more of a hands-off approach is far better. Whether it’s a job that prevents fixating on the screens, or simply an aversion to that high a level of activity, many traders choose to operate on a timeframe that doesn’t require their nonstop full attention.
When I’m swing trading, there’s a tool I utilize that makes all the difference in the world. It allows me to take a set-it-and-forget-it approach to my trades so I can set them up and let them go. It helps me prevent interfering with my positions so that my original trade plan can fully develop.
Just as you should, I already know from the outset of my trade what I’ll risk if I’m wrong and where I’ll ring the register if my target is reached, so with those pieces of the equation already known, all I need to do is plug them in.
Read this post for an explanation and a video I made explaining how I trade with Peace of Mind.
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
Elevating Your Odds
August 3, 2011 at 6:05 am
Each of us would say we want every advantage possible in our favor, regardless of the activity. But a closer look at your trades would likely reveal occasions where you didn’t quite wait for all the elements of your trading plan to come together.
Perhaps that’s out of impatience or anxiety, but we’ve all done it and either suffered diminished returns from lowering our standards or we’ve implemented some poor habits which came back to bite us later.
When it comes to daytrading, our greatest odds for success come when we combine multiple favorable conditions before placing trades. That might be locating setups which point to the same outcome on multiple timeframes, or it might be considering the overall market environment and trading in such a way that we’re not fighting that.
Go check out this post from the archives which has both a written explanation & a video showing you what I mean, because the key is to Stack the Odds for Daytrading Success.
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
Pivot Points to Watch 5-25-2011
May 25, 2011 at 12:42 pm
Working the charts today, I’m seeing a ton of stocks sitting just beneath descending trend lines, all of which are potential pivots for bullish moves.
In the video below, I take 5 minutes to run through a couple dozen setups to keep an eye on, highlighting the setups and pivot levels to take note of.
Thanks for joining me for today’s video, until next time…
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
Archived Webinar
April 20, 2011 at 12:47 pm
Good news! Last night’s webinar in conjunction with Worden was recorded and is now available. If you missed out in real-time, there are still a TON of ideas worth taking note of.
The run time is under 1 hour, and I promise you’ll learn something on top of all the trade ideas presented. Here’s the link to the archived webinar.
Enjoy!
Trade Like A Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
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Video Review of the Indexes 12-19-2010
December 19, 2010 at 3:04 pm
It’s still a bull market, and last week we saw continued price action which was constructive to the current trend as the indexes tagged new highs and consolidated.
The buyers continue to provide support on even the smallest of dips, although we haven’t ramped higher since earlier this month. There’s still time for an end of the year rally, so with an underlying bid beneath this market, be careful not to rule that out.
As we head into a brand new week of trading, let’s examine some important levels to keep an eye on in the days ahead. That will have the greatest influence on how individual stocks are going to move, so it’s where the trading week begins.
Be sure to view in full-screen mode for best quality in the video.
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
Are you following me on Twitter yet?
