Master Trader – How Using Relative Strength & Weakness Increases Profits
Using Relative Strength and Weakness is one of those factors that will increase your trade success.
And you will be surprise how many investors and traders have little or no knowledge about this powerful concept that increases profitability.
In this short course, we will describe to use relative strength and weakness without indicators.
This will bring clarity to what confuses the majorities.
Relative strength or weakness of a stock (price action) compared to a benchmark index or sector.
There are nuances to the price pattern and behavior of the stock, ETF or any tradable instrument that provide the educated investor and trader a fantastic edge.
We will discuss and review nuances along with Relative Strength for long and Weakness for short-selling.
What You’ll Learn In How Using Relative Strength & Weakness Increases Profits
- How to Defining Relative Strength and Weakness
- How Master Trader uses Relative Strength and Weakness
- Review various methods of determining the strength or weakness
- How to read and combine shorter time frames
- How we scan for setups with a discussion of relative strength and weakness in trading them
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