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Technical Analysis Award

The “Special Traders Issue” of Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities just came out and (drum roll please) …

Top Dog Trading won a First Runner Up Readers’ Choice Award for “Technical Analysis Web Sites!”

This award is especially meaningful to me because it’s based on the number of votes submitted by individual traders.

A big thank you to all who voted for my site. I really appreciate it, and to show my gratitude I will share with you a new video on day trader stop running that can be used for trend trading, and even for reversal trading.

It’s a quickie (only 3 minutes long), but a goodie!

Learn more about the other “energies” I mention in this video by watching my free Trading Method Videos.

What do you think of this video? Please leave your comments and responses below.

Regardless of your trend trading time frame, whether you’re a day trader, do swing trading, or even investing, the classic definition of an up trend is:

Higher Highs and Higher Lows.

The classic definition of a down trend is:

Lower Highs and Lower Lows.

Every day trader knows this to be true … except for one thing: IT DOESN’T WORK!

There are several problems with this trend trading approach which I address in this video. I’ll also show you how I address these problems in my own trading.

However keep in mind that no matter how you measure trend, it’s only one “energy” on the chart. And I don’t care what indicator or chart pattern you use – one energy is not reliable enough to trade reliably (even if that energy is the venerable trend).

Personally, I won’t put my money at risk without getting the odds on my side with FIVE energies! To learn how I do that, you can view a recording of a 1 hour webinar I did here: The 5-Energies Webinar.

But first, enjoy this brief video on how to do trend trading.

After you watch the video, please leave your comments below.

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