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Getting on the right side of the action is not always easy…but here is a framework that will help!!
Trading can be broken down into basically two types – Reversion trading (range trading) into extended markets and Continuation trading (trend trading) with Momentum.
Markets are either expansionary – where we look for continuation trades and aim to trade with Momentum, or they are in Contraction – where we will look for reversion style trades.
Being able to identify each phase of the price action will put you in the right areas for the higher probability trades.
In the video, I take a look at the two broad trading styles and how I look to trade them using multi-timeframes and a few indicators. I will talk through the basic concepts and how you could implement them in your own trading and why they are applicable to different markets, ie Indexes, Shares, FX etc.
Happy Trading
Braden
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How to trade Momentum and the TWO types of trades
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