Market technique basics part 2 with Oliver Najjar: Deepening the stock market strategy
The Market Technique Series with Oliver Najjar from markttechniktrading.de at CapTrader - a webinar from November 2019. In this webinar, Oliver Najjar looks at the various possibilities for setting market technique stops. He explains stops in trend trading all the way to stops in momentum trading and shows how computers can provide support in technically sound stop placement.
Contents of the video include
00:00:00 Welcome
00:01:08 Introduction Oliver Najjar
00:05:00 Agenda - Fundamentals and insight into professional market trading
00:10:19 What do we basically want in retail?
00:12:55 The task of a trader
00:14:21 Trends like the signal situation - this is where the trade takes place
00:17:15 Valid setup of subordinate and superordinate trend size
00:22:30 The basic idea of market trend trading in reality
00:27:12 Only the best for the trade
00:29:20 Valid setup in the real chart
00:38:53 Example Nasdaq
00:42:10 Questions
00:54:01 Market screening
01:04:38 Questions
01:08:05 Farewell
01:10:33 Disclaimer
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