Get Rich Stock Trading : My Killer Stock Trading Strategy

Identify trends by higher highs and higher lows to form a staircase, then ride the trend rather than fight it. Follow the smart money and plan entries with the trend.

Learn how support and resistance act as chart areas indicating where buyers push prices higher and sellers confine them, guiding entry and exit points without fixed numbers.

Shift your approach with shifting support and resistance that moves with the trend, using pullbacks to the 65-period moving average support and 30-period moving average resistance to buy and ride the trend.

Examine how shifting support and resistance relate to the relative strength index, an oscillator signaling overbought or oversold conditions; beware traditional RSI use and herd behavior.

Use the RSI to differentiate pullbacks from trend changes in day trading, signaling exits or entries as the price nears 30 in uptrends or 70 in downtrends.

Learn to trade breakouts and pullbacks, wait for confirmation, cut losses quickly on false breakouts, and let profits run when a breakout proves true.

Learn to trade pullbacks and breakouts in trending stocks using RSI for trend changes, and candlestick patterns as signposts, with low-risk 50-day moving average entries.

Explore the common candlestick patterns and how to read price movements in penny stocks using open, high, low, and close data to gauge buyer or seller control.

Master bullish and bearish engulfing candlestick patterns as simple reversal indicators for penny stocks; use with VWAP, moving averages, and RSI, knowing signals are not guaranteed.

Learn to read dodge patterns, including gravestone and dragonfly dodges, signaling price rejection and potential reversals; confirm with other indicators like moving averages.

Identify hammers as bullish reversal patterns after a downtrend, with a green hammer closing near the high. Buy near intraday support after the hammer on short-term charts.

Recognize shooting stars as bearish reversal candles and use them on 15-minute and hourly charts, not 1-minute noise. Trade at peaks or valleys with trailing stops to improve intraday results.

The evening star is a three-candle pattern—bullish, indecision, then bearish—indicating buyers were overwhelmed in a downtrend and suggesting a potential short entry.

Learn the Hiromi candlestick pattern, its bullish and bearish forms, and how gaps signal potential trend reversals on higher timeframes; confirm with moving averages, volume, or MACD.

Explore the dark cloud cover pattern, where a green candle is followed by a 40 to 50 percent drop toward the prior candle's midpoint, weaker than bearish engulfing.

Identify bullish and bearish abandoned baby candlesticks as trend-reversal signals, illustrated with Netflix examples, tight stops, and optional confirmation by moving averages and volume.

Spinning tops are indecision candles that signal price uncertainty on short timeframes, helping traders avoid bad trades in 1-minute and 5-minute charts by using smaller stop losses in simulations.

Marubozu candles, including bearish and bullish forms with shaved heads and no wicks, signal decisive moves; use them on daily and hourly charts and exit if an opposite marubozu appears.

Learn how candlestick patterns reflect market psychology, avoid common mistakes by checking multi-timeframe trends, and confirm signals with support, resistance, volume, and moving averages.

Learn how crowd behavior and price psychology drive market moves, and how successful traders exploit psychology over charts across swing, day, and long-term strategies.

Explore the psychology of price movements by analyzing buyers and sellers as a battleground, with candlesticks showing the fight, and learn how retail traders ride the smart money's moves.

Learn how smart money drives an agreement price within an agreement area, how spears and shifts form a new agreement area across stocks, oil, and currencies.

Learn to trade with high probability by cutting losses at 8%, trading trending stocks, and using automatic stop losses to grow your account through patient, psychology-driven strategies.

Follow longer-term trends to turn average setups into high probability trades by trading within up or down trending agreement areas and watching the shift candle with volume.

Trade using weekly charts; buy at the lower trend line and short at the top of the agreement area, exiting on a close outside the area with a hard stop.

Craft a premarket watchlist by analyzing market movers, volume, and key tickers using indexes and five-minute charts before the market opens.

Identify volatile premarket movers and trade breakouts or pullbacks using intraday support, resistance, and view up signals.

Identify premarket movers by volume, assess pullback and breakout setups, and use RSI and moving averages to time entries while managing trades across premarket, midday, and overnight sessions.