My Swing Trading Strategy I closed out my short position in Western Digital Corp (WDC) for a a +3.1% profit. Market pointed lower this morning, but I’m more interested in seeing how long the bears can hold the early losses and whether the bulls step in and buy the dip once again as seen on Friday
My Swing Trading Strategy Busy day yesterday, I started the day out long and strong, and just following price action, managed to somehow end the day with just a short position remaining in the portfolio. I closed Tesla (TSLA) for a +4.6% profit, then I closed Alibaba (BABA) for a +2.1% profit, McDonald’s (MCD) for a +1% profit and a Day-Trade in Square
My Swing Trading Strategy One additional long position added yesterday. I took a stab at a short position as well, but that was determined to not be a great idea, rather quickly, so I closed the trade for a small loss. Indicators Volatility Index (VIX) – Just can’t seem to gain any momentum, especially when volume
My Swing Trading Strategy I added two new long positions yesterday, with unique setups aside from the recent market bullishness. I’ll also look to add a short position this morning, if the bears come out strong today. Indicators Volatility Index (VIX) – Continuing to hold support off of the rising trend-line from the November lows of
My Swing Trading Strategy One new long position added to the portfolio. I took profits in McDonalds (MCD) on Friday as I became concerned with the amount of selling on average volume, when the market was rallying hard. I took profits of +1.5%. Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO) I took small profits in. I’ll look at adding
There is this undying belief that you should use price alerts to be notified when you should place an order to buy or short a stock. I’m here to tell you that price alerts will create turmoil for your portfolio! I have been trading for more than two decades, and for the large part of