Hi Traders,
In today’s episode of Trading Talk, Senior Trader Matthew Shirtcliffe shows you how to use market characteristics and behaviours in your thought process when designing new trading systems. He will apply the ideas presented in a very simple model that you can build with him by following along.
We hope you enjoy this episode and all the best with your trading.
In this week’s episode of Trading Talk, we delve into the powerful combination of two proven trading strategies: “Buy the Dip” and Pyramiding, specifically on the USDJPY.
In Episode 392 of Trading Talk, we explore candlestick trading patterns — Three White Soldiers & Three Black Crows — and show how to combine pre-built models with templates inside Trade View X. Plus updates on the Algo Trading Conference, Live Trading Room, and community news.
In Episode 391 of Trading Talk, we revisit our Buy the Dip model from Episode 300. Running for two years and over 1,000 trades, this strategy shows the power of trailing stops and automation.
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