Back To Basics, Part 1: Trends |
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Sometimes we just need to keep things simple. I live by this motto in my personal trading career and always send the same message to each and every one of my classroom and Extended Learning Track (XLT) students. Trading should be clear and practical at all times. The minute we make things too complicated, the account usually suffers as a result. I have been there and bought the t-shirt! After experimenting with various technical indicators and chart patterns, I soon realized that the most
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