Silver - weekly long entries Our relative strength entry on Silver from last week´s chartbook got quickly financed. It is always our main goal to minimize risk as soon as possible. With an entry at US$14.928 and a filled 1st [...]
Relative Strength We pointed out over the last few weekly chartbooks that "no position" is a good one to have in choppy sideways markets. Nevertheless, there are opportunities in the markets and if they present themselves one needs to act swiftly. [...]
One step up Two weeks ago we advised not to be tempted to go long with $15 as a large number support. That was good advise, since we now broke that support, without much advancements in between. Last week we [...]
When in doubt, stay out ! The advice given in our last chartbook publication was spot on. Not trading Silver last week saved you money for sure. "When in doubt, stay out" is one of the very few intuitive responses [...]
Only the best Overtrading is one of the biggest loosing propositions of a trading system. Are you participating too often, rather than conditioning patience? Putting your money only into the best opportunities is the key. Excellent confluence of trading supportive [...]
The best of all worlds We had a reload entry mid week to add to our positions from last week´s chart book. This propels our exposure to Silver to a scenario easily defined as the "The best of all worlds". [...]
Risk versus Reward Silver prices advanced further from last week´s chart book review. Now what? The question is: "How much for how much"? Risk versus reward is likely the most overlooked and misinterpreted part of trading. The most common approach [...]
A trade on its way Silver prices moved as anticipated and provided entries for the weekly player as well as the shorter term swing trader. "Silver-Opportunities" from last week´s chartbook manifested as predicted. A trade is on its way. The [...]
Principle risk in Silver One aspect of risk is support. Support can be defined in directional support and horizontal support. Many technical analysts use moving averages and trend lines plus horizontal support/resistance lines. They aim to come up with an [...]
