This article is intended for those who are new to volume analysis and may interpret market situations in a simplified way due to their lack of experience. Beginners can make the following mistake: “A big buy on the chart → a large player is bullish → I am also going to buy.” Read more: The […]
Catching a falling knife is a term used to describe the situation when a trader is trying to buy an asset (a stock, futures or cryptocurrency) at the moment of its rapid price drop. Read more: What catching falling knives means in trading. Examples If the strategy of catching knives makes sense How to reduce […]
If you regularly trade with ATAS, you definitely notice by the frequency of updates that we are actively working on improving the platform. The development department provided a detailed report for this article — what innovations the ATAS team brought to the platform in 2022, and what goals we set for 2023 to improve the […]
In the first article of the series, we introduced you to bar-by-bar analysis and also discussed how to use it in the bitcoin market. In this article, we will continue to study the topic using examples of other markets: Reading the futures market for the S&P-500 index using bar-by-bar analysis; Bar-by-bar analysis of the gold […]
Bar-by-bar analysis is a term that came from price action. A great contribution to the popularization of bar-by-bar analysis was made by Al Brooks, a private trader and author of several books describing the technique of reading charts by bars. Bar-by-bar analysis has important meaning. It aims at a deep understanding of the market situation […]
The end of a correction is very important because at this moment traders have an opportunity to enter a position with a potentially high reward (in case of a trend resumption) and reduce risks at the same time. Read in this article: What is a correction. When to enter a position. Traditional ways of identifying […]
In the articles of technical analysts for the forex market, you can find conclusions about some test like: “On Friday, the price fell and tested the 200-hour moving average” What does it mean? Read in the article: What a test means in trading. Example 1. Tests in VSA. Example 2. Tests on Mondays. Example 3. […]
The word pin comes from general English meaning a thin piece of metal used to fasten things together. But in trading a pin bar is a bar or candlestick that has a long sharp tail. It got its name due to a visual similarity. This article is about pin bars on stock charts, read to […]