Daily Trend Research - December 1, 2020

Today's technical overview: Final_DTR.pdf

Daily Trend Research Commodities - December 1, 2020

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How to use Elliott Wave Theory

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "How to use Elliott Wave Theory". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: The theory was developed by R.N. Elliott in the 1930’s. Inspired by the Dow Theory and by observations found throughout nature. In Elliott’s model, market prices alternate between an impulsive and a corrective phase on all time scales of trend. Impulses are always sub...

Ichimoku Cloud Trading

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "Ichimoku Cloud Trading". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: The Ichimoku Clouds, also known as Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, is a popular indicator that define support and resistance, identifies trends, momentum and provide trading signals. At this webinar you will learn how to use this indicator. The indicator was developed by Goichi Hosoda. See the recor...

Trading with Relative Strength Index (RSI)

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "Trading with Relative Strength Index (RSI)". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: RSI is an extremely popular momentum indicator developed by J. Welles Wilder. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. RSI is considered overbought when above 70 and oversold when below 30. Signa...

Trading with Basic Moving Averages

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "Trading with Basic Moving Averages". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: Moving averages are the most popular and easy to use technical tools available to the technical trader. They smooth a data series and make it easier to spot and follow trends. They also used for many other technical indicators and overlays. The four most popular types of movi...

Powerful Candlestick Patterns

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "Powerful Candlestick Patterns". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants.     Webinar description: The Japanese began using technical analysis to trade rice in the 17th century.Compared to traditional close or bar charts, many traders consider candlestick charts more visually and easier to interpret. Use Japanese candlestick patterns in you trading   See...

Trading with Bollinger Bands

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "Trading with Bollinger Bands". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: Bollinger Bands are volatility bands placed above and below a moving average. Volatility is based on the standard deviation, which changes as volatility increases and decreases. The bands automatically widen when volatility increases and narrow when volatility decreases. Review of ...

The Dow Theory

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "The Dow Theory ". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: Dow Theory has been around for more than 100 years, it was developed by Charles Dow and describes market trends and how they typically behave. It provides signals that can be used to identify the primary market trend and indicate a change in the trend. Dow describes three types of price movemen...

Trading with Stochastic RSI

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "Trading with Stochastic RSI ". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: The Stochastic RSI was developed by Tushar Chande and Stanley Kroll and published in the 1994 book "The New Technical Trader”. Stochastic RSI is derived from the traditional Relative Strength Index (RSI). the Stochastic RSI is a momentum indicator that shows the RSI rela...

How to use Pivot Points

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "How to use Pivot Points". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: Pivot Points are key levels traders can use to determine directional movement and potential support and resistance levels. During this webinar, you will learn how to use Pivot Points as a trading tool. Pivot Points predict future support and resistance levels, and are considered as bein...

How to Trade With ATR, Parabolic SAR and Supertrend

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "How to Trade With ATR, Parabolic SAR and Supertrend". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: Average True Range (ATR) and two interesting "stop and reverse" indicators.Both gives a clear picture of the trend and where to place stop and reverse. Wilder introduced the Parabolic SAR in his 1978 book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems. ...

How to use stop loss orders in trading

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "How to use stop loss orders in trading". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: Always start by identifying the risk you are willing to take. Stop loss orderes helps you to manage and control your risk. A risk is an uncertain event that could have - a positive or - a negative effect on your - investment. Remember - John Maynard Keynes words: The mark...

Risk and Uncertainty

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "Risk and Uncertainty". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: Frank Knight was an American economist who described a distinction between risk and uncertainty in his 1921 book, Risk, Uncertainty, and Profit. Knight argues that we have imperfect knowledge of future events. Risk applies to situations where we do not know the outcome of a given situation...

Trading Psychology

Here we continue the discussion of today's webinar "Trading Psychology". Feel free to ask any questions here for expert and presenter Klaus Ikast, or other of your fellow participants, provide your own tips, or other. The discussion is open for everyone also non-participants. Webinar description: Trading psychology are easily understood by reading Hans Christian Anderson's fable The Emperor’s New Clothes, 1837. A small child, who didn't understand the apparent necessity for presence, piped up 'But he has nothing on!'. The bubble of presence burst and soon all the onlookers were...