Trading options

http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-819858.html

http://www.wiley.com/go/tradingoptions
Password analysis

Trailing stop

http://www.quant-investing.com/blogs/general/2015/02/16/truths-about-stop-losses-that-nobody-wants-to-believe

Medved Trader

suzyq

When I  am interested in a stock  I  always look  at options  action.  to see if there is  anything  going  on.  I  could not  trade without  Medved Trader.  It is  very  easy to see options

http://www.stockstotrade.com/pro/

Reit

http://www.dividend.com/dividend-stocks/reits-dividend-stocks.php

UVXY

Okay, so lots of discussion about market volatility and what might happen if the market has a vicious pullback. Will we all be lamenting the missed opportunity if UVXY spikes to $120 because the market loses 20% in a week?

Well, for anyone who felt that the market simply MUST pull back, you know the pain over the last five years of holding UVXY or any other long volatility instrument while the market always goes up...no matter what.

But guess what!!!!!!! If that happens, and you're not in a long vol instrument, you haven't missed anything.

UVXY has an alter-ego. An instrument that is your friend... UVXY is your enemy (except for very short term trades). In fact, there are two friends: XIV and SVXY. When the market pulls back enough that these instruments are CUT IN HALF, then you can get in. The dynamics that create the slow march to zero on UVXY now is working in your favor. Day after day, week after week.

Do your own analysis, but from what I can surmise, you can regularly get 30-50% or more on your play when these instruments get smashed.

This should only be done with risk capital. Money you can lose. Why aren't these touted more heavily? Because when they are way up, they can get killed. But after they get killed, getting in can be a very good thing to do.

Basically, you don't have to get lucky and try to time the crash that may or may not happen.

This should give you some additional information: http://greyenlightenment.com/svxy-strategy-part-2/

Never short a stock above moving average over 50

AAii.com

http://www.aaii.com/computerized-investing/article/technician-by-chartiq-for-ios-and-android

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For Jerry55 and Ernie...as promised here is my 3 DT on AKTX from yesterday.  For my first pullback entry indicators I use the 8 EMA, LOW (measures the low bar of the EMA, so in theory, if the stock rises above the line, it indicates a higher low or a reversal), the MACD histogram and the Elder Impulse signal.  Depending on how fast the stock is moving I either use the 2 or 5 min chart.  And most importantly, I follow HB's guidance on STOPS and Targets.  The setup also works well for swings, I just use the daily chart.   Does it work every single time? The answer is no, but if I follow the process, and apply the proper risk management, it is pretty reliable. The key is " a consistent  you = consistent winning trades"  My problem is I always get in the way of that formula.  A busy chart (follow the 1,2,3) but I hope this helps and let me know if you have any questions.

Trade journal

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=akOSPHo3gIE&ref=home_page