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Shark Den and Free Trial – Trading Video – Nov 11, 2014


 
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Good evening traders, this is Brian with TraderShark.com, an educational website to learn how to trade the emini S&P futures. Today is Tuesday, November 11, 2014. Happy Veteran’s Day to all you veterans out there and thank you for your service to our county.
 
I want you to notice the equities and the futures market was open today. Bonds were closed. Banks were closed. We were expecting low volume and relatively a choppy day. However, just remember this, slow and quiet equals bullish. And generally like to trade the first two hours of the day and the last half hour into the close expecting a push higher into the close.
 
Notice the note that I have right there on the screen. 9:25, today will tend to rise into the close on low volume. Slow and quiet equals bullish. Bullish bias into the close. And that’s exactly what we saw. You have to be able to weather these pullbacks. Each one of these pullbacks is yielding about 7 to 8 ticks.
 
With that being said, I’d like to remind everybody tomorrow we have a live webinar. Head on over to the website TraderShark.com. Go to the Home tab. When you click on the Home tab you see Next Live Webinar. From the Next Live Webinar I want you to go ahead and go down. And you can actually register tomorrow Wednesday, November 12th 4:15 to 5:00. It’s just kind of an introduction to the Shark Den. What to expect. Get used to some of the terminology.
 
After 4:00 there will also be a webinar special on Friday we’ll be having a live free trial into the room. Scroll down to the bottom of the first page. Right down where it says Free Trial. Click on that. Register. When you click on either one of those links it will take you over to the omNovia page. You have an opportunity to sign up for both introductory webinar as well as the one day free trial.
 
To learn more about these and more advanced trade setups, or to get copies of the Trader Shark trading manual, please visit TraderShark.com. Have a great evening and I’ll see you in the Shark Den in the morning.
 
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The information herein has been prepared solely for general information and educational purposes and is not an offer to buy or sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell the securities or financial products mentioned in the content, nor a recommendation to participate in any particular trading strategy. Please consult your broker for trading advice. All trading requires risking money in pursuit of future gain. Do not risk money you cannot afford to lose. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance. The instructor is not a broker or a licensed investment adviser and is therefore not licensed to give trading advice of any sort, nor make specific trading recommendations.

Halloween Run Question – October 31, 2014

Good Evening Traders!

I hope you all are prepared for the Halloween holiday and that the rise into the close did not scare you.

I had a great question from a trader in the Shark Den. He asked, “Could you go over your last trade on Friday, I passed on it because of the Shark Line and Opening Range. Great Trade!!”

Remember what I said around 9:15 am EST. Slow and quiet equals bullish. Understand that slow scary choppy markets tend to mess with oscillating indicators inside the opening range. The drawn out choppy delay allows many oscillating indicators to angle down before a push higher. This is sometimes called a Short Cover Squeeze or a Piker’s Run. Many larger traders were home with families early on Halloween. This is just my opinion. The tendency is for lower volume markets to rise into the close to catch a lot of unsuspecting traders off guard. You can see this happen prior to 3 day weekends or other holidays.  The rise into the close was also subject to the earlier news. Remember Chicago PMI at 9.45 am EST was much better than expected. The initial move was down which allows for price to materialize into the close with the intended news report. I hope that helps.

To Successful Trading,

Brian Rehler

TraderShark.com