Episode 173 – Fakeout Strategy
A fakeout trading strategy is a type of trading approach that involves entering and exiting trades based on false breakouts or "fakeouts" in the market. A fakeout occurs when prices…
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This webinar is presented by Matthew Shirtcliffe - Senior Trader.
The US has voted. Biden is President-Elect.
The US has voted. Biden is President-Elect, but Trump is still the President. Can Trump surprise markets this week? Read below what our desk thinks, and the important levels to watch this week.
Fractals
Hi Traders, in today's episode we discuss what a fractal is and how it applies to your trading. We show you how to use the Fractals Indicator, both within Trade…
The 2020 US Presidential Election
Will it be Trump or Biden? Or is there another surprise? Read below to see what our desk thinks, and the important levels to watch this week.
Known Volatility
Hi Traders, In today's episode of Trading Talk, founder Robert Bubalovski introduces the episode with an overview of the current global situation. Head of Trading, Elay Ghaly, dives deep into…
All eyes on the ECB this week
As Europe continues to battle the Coronavirus pandemic, can the ECB come up with a plan to help its struggling economies? Click below to see what our desk thinks, and the important levels to watch this week.
Tokyo Breakout
Hi Traders, In this episode, Senior Trader Matt Shirtcliffe shares the basis of a Tokyo Breakout strategy. You will learn how to define and automate session times. We hope you…
Key Manufacturing Data this week
Is manufacturing making a comeback? With some key numbers due this week, how will markets react to the ongoing uncertainty in this sector? Click below to see what our desk thinks, and the important levels to watch this week.
Fundamentally Speaking: Supply And Demand
As an algorithmic trading firm, most of our models make extensive use of technical, statistical, and mathematical concepts towards exploiting an edge in markets. Some markets, such as the S&P500 which is an extremely efficient market as defined by statistical measures and price/volume techniques, respond very well to the use of these tools. Other markets, such as Crude Oil, lack the same efficiency seen in the S&P500; however it offers much higher levels of volatility.
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