Category Archives: Trading Methods

Market Recap for The Week of 01/29/2012

Posted on January 29, 2012 by momoswing

Markets: Today I would like to introduce you guys a mysterious indicator I’ve been using since the very beginning of my trading career – “S&P 500 Stocks Above 50 Day Moving Average”. This indicator is actually quite simple but meanwhile … Continue reading →

How to Find The Most Volatile Currency Pairs for Forex Trading

Posted on December 19, 2011 by momoswing

There are various methods to filter out the most volatile currency pairs. Here is the simplest one I’m using: 1. Perform a search on the web to get tools to measure the strength of currency correlation. Like the followings:

Posted in Forex, Trading Methods | Tagged CHF, EUR, forex correlation, forex picks, forex scan, forex volatility, GBP, momentum trading | 1 Comment

Two Keys to Successful Trading

Posted on December 13, 2011 by momoswing

Key #1: Have a strategy. The strategy doesn’t have to make every and each trade a success, but it should ensure the total losses < total profits. A sound strategy should tell you what to trade (picks), when to trade and … Continue reading →

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Indicators I Using For Swing Trading

Posted on October 31, 2011 by momoswing

In the world of swing trading, complexity doesn’t necessarily bring your profits. Swing trading is simple, so should be the indicators you are using. One of my principles for trading is KISS – Keep It Simple and Straightforward, simply because … Continue reading →

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Market Recap for Oct 27th 2011

Posted on October 28, 2011 by momoswing

Markets: $SPX: the EURO debt deal and the Q3 US GDP data pushed the index high(higher than the donkey). The index broke out and rose above the resistance zone with convincing volume. The higher edge of the resistance turns out to … Continue reading →