Hi Traders,
In this episode, our Senior Trader looks at what market direction really is, and how to define it and then how to take advantage. He shares three of his favourite techniques to define the market direction and implements it using a combined model from episodes 188 and 198 of this series.
We hope you enjoy the episode.
In Episode 389, we replace impulsive buy clicks with a disciplined semi‑automated “Buy Only” mode that enforces strict risk and trade rules,plus a built‑in accuracy counter and a 30‑day community challenge. Includes links to Trade View X and the 2025 Algo Trading Conference.
Discover how a long-running algo model has performed over 100 weeks, including both a 1-minute AUDUSD scalper and a daily multi-symbol swing strategy. Plus, meet all three presenters for the 2025 Algo Trading Conference.
In Episode 387 of Trading Talk, we add trailing stops after breakout entries and show real-time model management mid-cycle. Plus, Alan Clement joins the Algo Conference lineup.
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