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Skilled Traders Use Trading Zones To Determine The Day’s Trading Range

Technical analysis is a term that used to describe various methods to determine market price action and direction. The basis of technical analysis is generally based on candlestick patterns. Candlesticks are graphical symbols form by market prices over a certain period of time, such as a three minute candle, one minute candle, etc. Along with candlesticks, various indicators are also applied, and there are hundreds of indicators.

But there was so much information in technical analysis that most traders are simply confused by all the information. I only use one indicator and that is stochastics when studying the market. But I also used Taylor’s book method and I find it to be the most useful tool for determining where the market will trade on any given day.

Today, February 14, I’m going to give you the support and resistance numbers that I will use to trade the market based on calculations of averages of recent market activity. I provide these numbers daily on a subscription basis and I highly recommend it to every day trader. Almost all professionals use these numbers every day and they know them and so should you.

If you don’t know the day’s numbers that offer a clue to where the market will trade, you’re trading without knowledge and traders without knowledge are soon without money. 

Knowing the day’s trading zone before the market opens gives traders a big advantage over “seat of the pants” traders. People who enroll in my trading course receive the calculated support and resistance numbers for the following day by email. You can receive this information each evening by enrolling in my trading course using this link. As a bonus, you’ll receive a 10% discount when you enroll. 

If you’re not ready to enroll, but want to join my mailing list and receive information about my trading course, subscribe using this form.