Fundamentals of Market Technique Part 1 with Oliver Najjar | Market Technique Series
The Market Technique Series with Oliver Najjar from markttechniktrading.de at CapTrader - a webinar from October 2019. Trend is not always trend! Oliver Najjar takes a fundamental look at trend construction and the derivation of market technical trends. The explanation covers what a trend is, what a P2 is, what a GWL is, what a signal situation is, and how to identify valid trends.
Contents of the video include
00:00:00 Welcome
00:01:18 Introduction Oliver Najjar
00:03:55 Agenda for this webinar - Insight into the market technical profession and its function
00:07:10 Market Timing - Where does movement originate?
00:09:23 What is a trend and what does a trend look like?
00:15:38 The signal situation - the place for speculation - this is where the trade happens
00:17:26 Four relevant and valid trend variables and the general weather situation
00:24:55 The live market
00:26:04 Overall trend or signal situation - which carries more weight?
00:32:34 Basic idea of technical market trend trading
00:37:34 Gold downtrend
00:39:15 Nasdaq
00:41:32 Deutsche Bank
00:42:51 Valid technical market setup
00:44:39 Fuzzy stop shift in the Dow Jones
00:47:25 Live market Nasdaq
00:47:55 Disclaimer
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