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 How You Can Finally Start Profiting From
The Stock/Forex Market
If you would like to get
much better results from your
trading, here are 6 things I
have learned that will help you
to become a far more
consistent, more profitable
trader.
1. Only trade fast-moving
trends. We have learned that our
ability to profit from the stock
market depends more on this
decision than any other: ONLY
trade long-term, fast-moving
trends.
The results of your trading
depend less on which
stocks/currencies you trade than
on how quickly they are moving
from one price level to another.
Fast-moving trends allow us
to accumulate profits quickly.
It’s as simple as that.
2. Only buy stocks or
currencies that show promise.
The second most important
decision is this: You should
ONLY buy fundamentally sound
assets that are also trending
higher, because they present you
with the safest buying
opportunities.
Buying a stock just because it
is going up can work out well for
you. For a while.
The fact is by limiting your
purchases to stocks/currencies
that are both fundamentally
sound AND rising in value, your
potential for building a
profitable, long-term trading
business is multiplied many fold.
3. Use a proven entry trigger.
Regardless of the fundamental
outlook for a stock, or whether it
is trending higher, always wait
for a proven entry signal before the table unnecessarily.
committing your funds. To lock in profits, use what I
A bullish engulfing pattern like call my “Thin Blue Line”
the one below is a classic entry indicator.
trigger, and is something you The Thin Blue Line Indicator
can rely on to get you into is created by drawing a blue, 8-
uptrends. period exponential moving
average on your charts.
SELL on a close below the 8-
period exponential moving
average, even if your 20 period
moving average is still rising.
4. Confirm the uptrend. By
drawing a 20-period simple
moving average on your charts,
you have a simple method for
determining the trend.
Never buy or hold a stock
/currencythat is trading below a
20 period simple moving
average.
6. Buy high, sell higher. After
selling on a close below the 8-
period moving average, BUY
again on a close above your 8-
period moving average, AS
LONG AS the stock is still above
a RISING 20 period moving
average, indicating the trend is
continuing higher.
This means you can enter and
exit a long-term trend several
For clarity, I colour my
times, but you will be out of the
moving average GREEN in an
market when that trend
uptrend and RED in a
inevitably comes to an end.
downtrend as shown above.
5. Take profits. Trading
profitably means we must take
profits. However, taking them
too early means we can leave a
significant amount of money on