Position Sizing With Limited Capital
A question related to Adaptive Analysis for Stocks about position sizing: Let’s say I have a system where I want […]
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Fibonacci Time & Price
Fibonacci analysis is used to monitor the extension or retracement of price in a chart pattern or the extension of
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Glossary: Your Guide to Market Terminology
The financial markets can be confusing, especially when you are just starting out. We have put together this glossary of
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Can I trade with a small account?
What strategies are needed when you have a small account, around $5,000? If you’re going to use correct risk management
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Best advice for Traders
What is the best piece of advice you’ve ever received? I think understanding why your strategy makes money. That’s key.
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Advice to Novice Traders
When it comes to novice traders, where would be one of the key areas you see them slipping up, and
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Trend Following
Nick Radge has been trading since 1985. In this article he explains his style of trading; trend following. You define
How I Became a Trader
Nick Radge has ridden many waves of the financial markets since placing his first trade in 1985. With 30 years
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Risk Management
Risk management, or position sizing, is paramount to the longevity of your career as a trader. The bottom line really
How to Avoid the Next Dick Smith Holdings (DHS)
Our job at The Chartist is as much about helping our members protect their capital as it is about advising
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Rookie Mistakes Made by Amateur Traders
Amateur traders tent to make the same types of mistakes. “Your mind will do everything it can to make you
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Paper Trading
“Do you recommend a paper trading account?” This stock trading question comes from James C. who asks: There are pros