Published in July 20th, 2009
As some of you have noticed, I have asked Ms Ana Wang to fill in for me.
I am attending to some personal matters in Sydney until next Monday. I have asked Ana to step in till then. I know she will do a great job and hope you will all benefit.
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Published in July 20th, 2009
Hi All
As Ray Barros wishes to spend more time with his ailing mother in a Sydney hospital this week, I have offered to write his blogs for him while he is away from his computer.I do not see myself able to offer what our mentor can, but I will try and fill you with some […]
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Published in July 17th, 2009
Lately, if you have been following Ray Barros on twitteroos on the ES, you will see how he has to be alert monitoring the markets after pit session begins, to twit his change of tactics as the market does what it wants to do.
As Dr Brett Steenbarger said on Traderfeed on Wednesday July 15 2009:“When […]
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Published in July 16th, 2009
It has been brought to my attention that while my two personal websites were down, (due to my own fiddling with upgrading of softwares - www.awanginvest.com and www.anatrader.com) I did not post this article that was published in the Trader’s Journal in April 2009, either here or at my own websites.
I wrote this article based […]
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Published in July 15th, 2009
BarroMetrics Views: Myopia
I spent the best part of today in the bankruptcy court: we had applied for a winding up petition against a company for failing to pay a ‘liquidated amount’. ‘A liquidated amount’ is a sum that is certain and undisputed.
In its defense, the defendant had alleged that the terms of the agreement were […]
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Published in July 14th, 2009
BarroMetrics Views: The Perception of Volume Patterns
At one stage, one of the ‘hot’ tools was Richard Arms ‘equivolume charts‘. Then in 1992, Gregg Morris developed “candle volume charts“; he called it CandlePower. His candlevolume charts were candlesticks drawn the equivolume way: where the horizontal axis was volume rather than time. The software I had that […]
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Published in July 13th, 2009
BARROMETRICS VIEW: Exiting Trades II
In Friday’s blog, I outlined my approaches to exiting trades. In today’s blog, I want to show an example of a structural exit.
But before I continue, it’s worth making the point that I seek to enter intra-day in order to obtain a better reward:risk. When I enter intra-day, I have a […]
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Published in July 10th, 2009
BarroMetrics Views: Exiting Trades
I received an e-mail from a John Stewart asking why I exit positions even if my stop has not been hit. That’s an answer worthy of a blog.
There are a number of strands to the answer:
It starts with my trading philosophy and
The best way to implement it.
We then consider the specific implementation […]
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Published in July 9th, 2009
BarroMetrics Views: Trading Plan III
In Trading Plan I, I examined the differences between the simple approach best used when we first begin trading and one that increases our awareness of the probabilities for a successful trade. The latter used appropriately will increase our profitability. In this blog, I’ll review my own approach.
NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) has […]
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Published in July 9th, 2009
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