Hi John
Thanks for your continued posts and would you please clarify whether you're a day trader or swing trader? I believe the danger with any analysis is that it is subject to the timeframe you are using for your analyis. Sometimes it happens that someone will use your trade ideas, but with a totally different timeframe in mind and it will end up in a disaster with the other person feeling that you're to blame for the loss. My suggestion is that you qualify whether it is an intraday analysis or a longer term view. As you know the shorter your timeframe of reference, the higher probability that someone reads the post a few hours after you've made it and still thinks that your analysis is still valid, but ultimately that opportunity is already history. Also price action gives us shorter term opportunities that sometimes is against the overall trend and this is a high risk way of trading.
I attach a link that you could find valuable
http://www.moneyshow.com/msc/investo...293be49fb537e3
Happy trading and good luck
Thanks for your continued posts and would you please clarify whether you're a day trader or swing trader? I believe the danger with any analysis is that it is subject to the timeframe you are using for your analyis. Sometimes it happens that someone will use your trade ideas, but with a totally different timeframe in mind and it will end up in a disaster with the other person feeling that you're to blame for the loss. My suggestion is that you qualify whether it is an intraday analysis or a longer term view. As you know the shorter your timeframe of reference, the higher probability that someone reads the post a few hours after you've made it and still thinks that your analysis is still valid, but ultimately that opportunity is already history. Also price action gives us shorter term opportunities that sometimes is against the overall trend and this is a high risk way of trading.
I attach a link that you could find valuable
http://www.moneyshow.com/msc/investo...293be49fb537e3
Happy trading and good luck