Reversal trading strategies are typically high-yield yield low-probability trade setups. This is because trades are often made against an established trend or momentum. Seasoned reversal traders seek confluences of reversal... Read more

Price levels that the market reversed from are often market swings, which could either be a swing high or a swing low. These are critical price points because the market... Read more

This trading strategy is a type of trading strategy that trades on reversals coming from support or resistance zones, which is one of the basic trade setups used in a... Read more

In a sideways-moving market, price action does tend to oscillate up and down often in a wave-like pattern. Sometimes the ranges are very clear and traders can anticipate where the... Read more

There are markets wherein if you would look at it you would realize that the market seems to have no clear direction. Some inexperienced traders would try to force their... Read more

There are many ways to time a trend continuation trend setup. One of the most popular way to trade a trend continuation setup is to look for pullbacks on an... Read more

Overbought and oversold price levels based on the RSI line which come from price spikes which are starting to weaken tend to be very high probability reversal trade setups. However,... Read more

Confluences are points on the price chart wherein there are several indications giving a hint where price is moving and all the indications point towards the same direction. Trading based... Read more

Many new traders often think that momentum-based signals and trade signals based on pullbacks are mutually exclusive. Truth is that these two styles of trade entries are not mutually exclusive.... Read more

One of the most common ways traders trade a non-trending market is to trade mean reversal setups. The market would often become overbought or oversold in the short-term even when... Read more