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Mengapa saya fokus mendalami Candlestick, Moving Average, Volume, Stochastic serta Support dan Resitance?
Karena saya ingin menjadi:
SWING TRADER
Fast becoming the trading style of choice, swing trading offers the greatest opportunities. The markets have changed and big moves no longer take weeks or months. Ten-point moves are quite possible in two to six-day periods. Adapting to this style of trading allows a trader to reap huge gains quickly, because he does not allow volatility to eat away his profits in longer-term positions. This is just simply smart!
Swing traders usually hold onto positions over a period of two to six days, trying to pull out a minimum of one to three points. Targets can be three points and higher. The swing trader has the option of adding to his position if his entry point is not quite exact, as long as the stock does not go beyond its predetermined stop-loss.
The swing trader usually trades stable $20 to $50-priced stocks in well-established companies that have the potential for three-plus point moves. Because of the reputation of the companies, a twenty-point gap the following morning should be low risk but still possible. Swing traders with less experience should use smaller-share lots than the 300 to 600 a swing trader normally uses. Some swing traders will use a starting position size of 100 to 200 shares to get a hands-on feel about how their stock is behaving before adding any size to their holdings.
Swing traders focus on daily charts, although they may use weekly charts to see the bigger picture and help with choosing market direction. They also use sixty, thirty, fifteen, ten, and five-minute charts. Swing traders gain advance knowledge and technical analysis by focussing on Japanese candlesticks, moving averages, volume and stochastic studies, as well as candlestick patterns and support and resistant areas.
The swing trader is a true professional with knowledge in many areas, including market psychology and market sentiment.
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