I have a process of whereby simple basic math predicts mean reversion but I got stopped out a lot then goes my way in an imaginable fashion, I needed confirmation that this is just the nature of the market. This is the most perfect video on the subject. I think ATR entries and stops will help out here. Thank you so much
Thanks Brian. One way to mitigate the first stop out is to expect it to happen and cut your position size in half. If it's a good trade, add. If it fails, you only risked half your original and you are set for the next attempt.
Recently subscribed after stumbling upon your site and reading an article about Trading Daily Timeframe. That was the best one I've read about the daily, and it was indeed well written. Good content, nice utube channel, appreciate the content, keep up the good work 👍
A judgement call can still have rules applied so we keep emotional trading out of the equation as much as possible. But yes, sometime it just keeps on running and we just have to let it go.
In case of price moved far above 20 moving average then look for engulfing red candle or long topping tail bar for mean reversal trades.... opposite in case of price has moved far down from 20 sma...this will cover more than 60% reversal signals in the market...Namaste🙏
@@Netpicks1 well that's subjective... different stocks can have different behaviour...you will have to train your eyes to judge that if it is far from moving average or not...one way can be when price breaks lower and upper bands of Bollinger band when band is wide...now again which is wide band and which not, that also is subjective
My response was designed to have people think about what "far" means. It does not have to be 100% objective and "how far" can be quantified with a degree of accuracy. You touched on it with BB with, I assume, general settings. However, it can be quantified further and AG has done exactly that. Worth a read. adamhgrimes.com/library/indicators/keltner-statistics/ Thanks for your input! 👍
I like using Persons Pivots Points for this along with foot print charts I expect some significant pullback when price is well above the R1 Pivot Then I'm just looking for some high ratio sell imbalances or buy imbalances at the very top of candles with no follow through at HOD with some sort of double top pattern
I have a process of whereby simple basic math predicts mean reversion but I got stopped out a lot then goes my way in an imaginable fashion, I needed confirmation that this is just the nature of the market. This is the most perfect video on the subject. I think ATR entries and stops will help out here. Thank you so much
Thanks Brian. One way to mitigate the first stop out is to expect it to happen and cut your position size in half. If it's a good trade, add. If it fails, you only risked half your original and you are set for the next attempt.
Recently subscribed after stumbling upon your site and reading an article about Trading Daily Timeframe. That was the best one I've read about the daily, and it was indeed well written. Good content, nice utube channel, appreciate the content, keep up the good work 👍
I appreciate the compliments! Thank you for your interest in our work.
I trade Futures and this strategy works well there. One and only downside is the days when the market does not come back. Then it’s a judgement call.
A judgement call can still have rules applied so we keep emotional trading out of the equation as much as possible. But yes, sometime it just keeps on running and we just have to let it go.
Love this video I find mean reversion such a great strategy I also find averaging out instead of stop losses works very well
Fantastically
clear video
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In case of price moved far above 20 moving average then look for engulfing red candle or long topping tail bar for mean reversal trades.... opposite in case of price has moved far down from 20 sma...this will cover more than 60% reversal signals in the market...Namaste🙏
Define "far".
@@Netpicks1 well that's subjective... different stocks can have different behaviour...you will have to train your eyes to judge that if it is far from moving average or not...one way can be when price breaks lower and upper bands of Bollinger band when band is wide...now again which is wide band and which not, that also is subjective
My response was designed to have people think about what "far" means. It does not have to be 100% objective and "how far" can be quantified with a degree of accuracy. You touched on it with BB with, I assume, general settings.
However, it can be quantified further and AG has done exactly that. Worth a read.
adamhgrimes.com/library/indicators/keltner-statistics/
Thanks for your input! 👍
Very detail info! Thank you. I usually try to find stock far apart from ma200.
No problem 👍
Yes the 100+200 EMA and SMMA tend to hold some weight in a lot of markets
Chopped up today!!!! Ranging sucks.
I like using Persons Pivots Points for this along with foot print charts
I expect some significant pullback when price is well above the R1 Pivot
Then I'm just looking for some high ratio sell imbalances or buy imbalances at the very top of candles with no follow through at HOD with some sort of double top pattern
what do u use to find pivot points?
Very good and well explained Video!
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Very detail info! Thank you.
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