Stock patterns are a huge part of day trading. The sooner you can recognize good patterns versus mediocre patterns, the better.
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There are many patterns to learn about and understand in the stock market. However, there is only a handful that often repeat themselves. Tim Bohen recommends that you read Japanese Candlesticks by Steve Nison to get better acquainted with them. Check out SteadyTrade.com to listen to Tim’s podcast, where they can really help you zero in on your set-ups. Then use StocksToTrade to help spot these patterns!
The first chart to look for is called a ‘clean chart.’ Clean charts are stocks that are breaking out of previous levels. For example, a stock has gone from $1 to $2, back to $1, back to $2, back to $1, back to $2.50, and back to $2. Charts like these draw a lot of attention from stock traders, and if it has a catalyst, it also has a good potential to break out. Another benefit of clean charts is that there is a more defined stop loss.
The next pattern is Tim’s favorite, called the parabolic, the supernova, there are many names for it. This is the kind of stock that has been ‘dead’ or done nothing for a long time. Then some catalyst (news, hot sectors, etc) causes a breakout and the stock skyrockets. Stocks like these are extremely volatile because the volume increases so quickly. These stocks tend to increase over a few days, and traders will benefit from selling at the peak.
Now the charts you should avoid are called the messy chart and the crow (ugly) chart. The messy chart is stuck in a range. Traders often buy into them when they read news that they think will cause it to breakout. Avoid these messy charts that don’t break out.
The last pattern to avoid is called the crow, or the ugly chart. These are long term down-trending charts. These are attractive to traders because they’re so cheap, but often these are stocks from failing companies. These charts rarely bounce, so do your best to avoid them.
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Stock Trading 101: A Day Trader's Guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_v3GMkKCjk&list=PLWWz2BSabm3bG64ohfJ-CnnVTjLCWwvei
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There are many patterns to learn about and understand in the stock market. However, there is only a handful that often repeat themselves. Tim Bohen recommends that you read Japanese Candlesticks by Steve Nison to get better acquainted with them. Check out SteadyTrade.com to listen to Tim’s podcast, where they can really help you zero in on your set-ups. Then use StocksToTrade to help spot these patterns!
The first chart to look for is called a ‘clean chart.’ Clean charts are stocks that are breaking out of previous levels. For example, a stock has gone from $1 to $2, back to $1, back to $2, back to $1, back to $2.50, and back to $2. Charts like these draw a lot of attention from stock traders, and if it has a catalyst, it also has a good potential to break out. Another benefit of clean charts is that there is a more defined stop loss.
The next pattern is Tim’s favorite, called the parabolic, the supernova, there are many names for it. This is the kind of stock that has been ‘dead’ or done nothing for a long time. Then some catalyst (news, hot sectors, etc) causes a breakout and the stock skyrockets. Stocks like these are extremely volatile because the volume increases so quickly. These stocks tend to increase over a few days, and traders will benefit from selling at the peak.
Now the charts you should avoid are called the messy chart and the crow (ugly) chart. The messy chart is stuck in a range. Traders often buy into them when they read news that they think will cause it to breakout. Avoid these messy charts that don’t break out.
The last pattern to avoid is called the crow, or the ugly chart. These are long term down-trending charts. These are attractive to traders because they’re so cheap, but often these are stocks from failing companies. These charts rarely bounce, so do your best to avoid them.
#StocksToTrade #StockCharts #StockPatterns
*Tim Bohen teaches skills others have used to make money. Most who receive free or paid content will make little or no money because they will not apply the skills being taught. Any results displayed may be exceptional. We do not guarantee any outcome regarding your earnings or income as the factors that impact such results are numerous and uncontrollable.
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Thank you this is good to know
Mahalo, Mahalo, Mahalo my new favorite after you explained it is now Parabolic, Super Nova, I like Clean, and if blessed I like the “W” double bottom Aloha and thank you I’ll buy the Japanese Candle Book Today
If a stock is on a downtrend for a few months then gets a sudden dip, I like to jump in sometimes. Shift i got on a GREAT discount and is holding support at higher levels than when I bought. 52 week downtrends I tend to avoid although marathon patent would have been a great buy about a year ago and had this pattern.
Thank you Tim!!!
BS..Bla bla bla..can't you show some chart rather than making some karate with your hands..
Mine is called the shoe or breakout of a 20min down trend with a small uptrend after that leads to a resistance line. If it breaks resistance it runs for .20-.50c. or vwap hold HOD. I think I'm going to stay shorting because my patterns are now setting up on the short side. We'll see what happens.
ABCD and Pullbacks
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I had to learn the crow pattern the hard way so that’s my fav😂 great vid btw
I like the charts that have that long downtrend line and then trade on news or a stock offering run. Good for short term holding but really bad for midterm and long term holdings. Sometimes the stock will run for a while and other times I’m wrong and they collapse at the beginning of day one trading. But I like them anyway.
Ok, if you were a newbie start let’s say next Friday on STT and start to setting the research for new patterns. Which kind of type of patterns u would put in the system and another Q what’s a good trade volume of shares need just to take in consideration as well as the 52 week average. The minimum which you could say Anthony I would do. Thanks and have a great weekend
Please tell how do u trade stocks which has breakout day before? Do u trade them next day?
Morning trading is too crazy for my blood. There seems to be too much going on. I prefer to wait until the afternoon. A stock spikes in the morning then pulls back and consolidated midday and then rips to new highs during the last couple hours of trading. This way I have clearly defined entries and exits and I can go to the gym in the morning and come home feeling invigorated and only have to stare at a screen for the last couple of hours of the day
Clean and simple.thanks tim.
Price Patterns come to Daddy! Oh yeah,
Hey Tim, great video, but for instance say you have an ugly long term chart like you describe that suddenly starts spiking for no reason, and has multiple green days in a row, is that not a great pattern to short that first red day?
Thanks Tim Sykes! :p
i like whatever pattern roland wolf likes
Thanks Tim
How do you find out if a company is one you would like to bye compared to a company that you just dont need or like even if it fits scanner.
My favorite pattern is everybody's favorite too which is Supernova.
"The Crow" …Lol. Yeah, stay away from that pattern. P.S. – Stocks To Trade software is awesome stuff.
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What's your favorite pattern? Do you try to buy stocks at 52-week lows, hoping they bounce? Or do you look for those clean charts? What other patterns you look for? Comment below!