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The next day you add the new closing value, deduct the first closing value from the day before and again, divide by 10. Simple!\n\nA 10 day moving average will therefore change more dramatically because it is more sensitive to short term price movement than a 100 day moving average. Both are lagging indicators but the longer term moving averages react much more slowly to price change. \n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmYp2gf1zP6gjQJwVMYRQYnNzA9niiJXPtLHR2jEGx8bHV/image.png)\n\nExponential moving averages differ because they apply more weight to the more recent prices in the calculation. The idea is to make this moving average more sensitive to recent price changes. Exponential moving averages will turn before simple moving averages when prices changes direction.  \n\nI stated above that I only use simple moving averages. Why? To me they represent a true average of prices for the entire time period so I believe they are better suited to identify support and resistance levels. I primarily use the value of the moving average as a support or resistance level. I also focus on the 55, 100 & 200 period moving averages as I believe they offer the most reliable levels – whether that period be a monthly, weekly, daily or hourly chart. \n\nHowever bear in mind that I do need a ‘one –size-fits-all’ approach to my technical analysis. This is because I provide daily technical analysis to professional traders on up to 25 markets each morning. I do not have the time to perfectly fit each moving average for each time period for each market. If you only trade one or two markets, it could be worth experimenting with different time periods to see if you can find ones that better suit those markets and therefore provide more reliable support & resistance levels. \n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmVeeHXaNUi6ka9LsGczn761nF9ekAdYAVC2RKf99PGsXj/image.png)\n\nThe length of the moving average that you should follow depends on your trading style. A day trader looking at a daily chart is likely to be more focused on short term moving averages eg. 5-25 day. Long-term traders/ investors, such as the hedge and pension fund managers mentioned previously, will prefer longer term moving averages such as 100 & 200 day moving averages. \n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmdhqV95LpgZ6Hu5afoHjYjmBzcYQC8XjDrumkoMEdwQTy/image.png)\n\nA moving average ‘cross over’ is used as a trade signal. \n\nThis is one of the main reasons for using more than one moving average. The longer moving average is used to identify the longer term trend and the shorter moving average is used to generate the signals.\n\nA. A bullish signal is first generated when prices move above or below the moving average. The example below shows the bottoming out of the Emini S&P after the 2008 financial crisis. Were there any clear buy signals to tell us the market had bottomed?\n\nThe first signal was generated when the price of the Emini S&P crossed over above the 55 day moving average (purple line) which was already flattening out, indicating that the bear trend may be ending. \n\nConfirmation of this buy signal was generated when price crossed above the 100 day moving average (black line), which was also flattening out, indicating that the longer term bear trend may be ending. \n\nThe market is now clearly in a short term bull trend. If you had begun buying on the first price cross over and added to your investment on the second cross over you would be looking at healthy profits going forward. \n\nAs long as price holds above the moving averages, the investor is feeling confident. You can see that it did not take too long for the moving averages to confirm the positive trend as they started to turn upwards. Even after such a dramatic crash in 2008, both moving averages had turned higher within 2-3 months of a bottom being established.  \n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmWmxFjYwsSPhSTnGB73VCn3P5prCCED494xGnWDJf17Qb/image.png)\n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSkTHKxmAT5Tp2hQXMSnMsD18L5QSio1qD3VYHmuRLjXp/image.png)\n\nHowever the key bullish ‘buy’ signal is generated when the faster 55 day moving average crosses and holds above the slower 100 day moving average. This is further confirmation that a bullish trend is being established. This is called a ‘Golden Cross’ when a fast moving average crosses above a slow moving average. Ideally both moving averages should be at least starting to turn higher as they cross for the best signal. \n\nThe only problem with waiting for this key signal and not acting on the price cross over signal is that you miss a big part of the initial move. This part can often be the fastest part of the recovery as short positions are ‘squeezed’ or forced to exit through stop loss orders being triggered. \n\nHowever the more confirmation you wait for the lower the risk as the trend is clearer. There is always a trade off! One strategy is to drip feed funds in to the position as more positive signals are generated and average in to the rising market. This ensures not all eggs are in one basket at the riskiest moment. You only know the market has turned after a significant period of rising prices! \n\nYou can see how the 55 day moving average did a good job most of the time, in providing support when the market hit some short term profit taking. When this level failed however the 100 day moving average worked as the next support, confirming that the market remains in a positive trend. The price crossing below the 55 day moving average was not a negative signal because the moving averages are clearly pointing higher and the price never broke the 100 day moving average support area. \n\nThese indicators will help you to remain confident in your investment.\n\nB. A bearish (negative) signal is generated when prices move below the moving average. \n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmVSsXxpQVJJeAoZATzixCouCVwy8sPNWz3RgBGnvdn1eo/image.png)\n \nThis chart above shows the Emini S&P in a topping process after a four and a half year bull market run from 2003 to 2007. Initially the market enters a sideways but very volatile trend. Note that bull markets tend to end with very volatile conditions such as the example here as bulls & bears battle it out for control. Bear markets tend to end much more quickly with a ‘V’ shaped turn in the market. \n\nThe moving averages and also the price cross above and below for a period of time to indicate the sideways trend. Eventually the 55 day moving average and the price holds below the 100 day moving average and at that stage the market collapses and in fact crashed very sharply.\n\nThis was only the beginning. There was some confusion about half way through the crash as the price made a break above the moving averages & the 55 day moving average crossed back above the 100 day moving average. \n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmTKpmdyAoGmFzNhSC9mrzzhtBrBUuMoYx77WAP2cMr9eP/image.png)\n\nHowever the 100 day moving average continued to point lower throughout this period. It was not long before price collapsed again & held below both moving averages in a negative signal. This was confirmed with the 55 day moving average crossing back below the 100 day moving average. The 55 day moving average continued to do it’s job well as a strong resistance level on any bounce and the market crashed again. The moving averages continued to point lower throughout this crash to confirm the bear trend. \n\nWhen a fast moving average crosses & holds below a slow moving average this is called a ‘Dead Cross’. Again, like the ‘Golden Cross’, it is a stronger signal when both moving averages are starting to point lower when they cross. \n\nC. A triple crossover involves three moving averages as you may have guessed. Again, a signal is generated when the shortest moving average crosses the two longer moving averages. I imagine there is no end to the number of moving average crossovers you could employ but 2 should be enough!\n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmV3sHKooUGPX5HJpBqysv2wvToQD8SkWiFPwwY54wpBYW/image.png)\n\nMoving average crossovers produce late signals because they are lagging indicators. The longer the moving average periods, the greater the lag in the signals. A moving average crossover system will therefore produce lots of whipsaws in the absence of a strong trend. 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Trading is only stressful when you have not made a proper plan of each stage of the trade as you are forced to make rash decisions which will be dominated by emotion in a moving market. That is when panic or greed dominates your thought process. Make a plan and stick to it, do not change your exit plans once in the trade.\n\n4.\tBe patient. If a trade is missed, wait for a correction to occur before putting the trade on or be ready to buy a break above resistance (or sell on a break of support).\n\n5.\tBe patient. Once you have entered a trade let the market do the work. Time is not a factor. You have already planned your stop and your 'take profit' level but you do not know how long it will take for one of these exits to be hit. Watching every price that trades in the market will only cause you to doubt yourself.\n\n6.\tBe patient. Hold on to winning trades until they hit your target. Don't take a small profit because of your emotions. Stick with the plan you made before entering the trade as this was when you were calm, unemotional and focused.\n\n7.\tNever ever move your stop losses further away to increase your potential loss. You will diminish your risk/reward which is key to your long-term survival. You waste mental capital when you nurse a losing trade for longer than planned. You miss out on the next opportunity that could have made a big profit and covered your loss on this trade.\n\n8.\tNever, ever under any condition, add to a losing trade, or \"average\" into a position in the hope it will turn in your favor.\n\n9.\tKeep a trading journal. Make notes on what worked and what did not work. What should be repeated and what should never be repeated! Learn from your mistakes and your successes. Regularly review performance and improve.\n\n10.\tWhen you suffer a severe loss or even make an abnormal profit take a break and stop trading for several days, may be until the end of the week at least. Your emotions will be running high and this is a bad time to be trading. The urge \"to get the money back\" is extreme and leads to poor decisions. After a good run your confidence will be too high and greed sets in. This is when you are most vulnerable to a big hit. Instead take a break, give yourself a reward and come back down to earth.\n\n11.\tDo not vary your trading size. You do not know which trades will work and which ones will get stopped out for a loss. If you vary your size depending on your level of confidence in the trade your risk/reward strategy will not work. Stick to a minimum 1:2 risk v reward. Risk $1 to make $2 and trade the same amount of capital each time on every trade.\n\n12.\tSometimes no position is the right position. You do not have to be in a position all the time. You cannot possibly have a good idea of where the market is going all day, every day. Your job is to identify opportunities and wait to try to enter the market at the levels that you have decided will minimize your risk while maximizing your reward.\n\n13.\tDon't enter a trade until it has been well researched and planned or you will have no confidence in your decision. Do your own research, never trade on someone else's hunch. All the work on a trade must be done before it is entered so you already know where you will exit, whether the trade goes in to profit or loss. Trading is only stressful when you have not made a proper plan of each stage of the trade as you are forced to make rash decisions which will be dominated by emotion in a moving market. That is when panic or greed dominates your thought process. Make a plan and stick to it, do not change your exit plans once in the trade.\n\n14.\tThe final 10% of the time of a bull run will usually encompass 50% or more of the price movement. Thus, the first 50% of the price movement will take 90% of the time and will require the most backing and filling and will be far more difficult to trade than the last 50%.\n\n15.\tIf you are trading for entertainment, like going to horse racing or the casino, set a monthly budget, risk what you can afford to lose and have fun. But if you want to make a living, treat it as your business. Trading is simple so use common sense. Make a well thought out plan and execute it. Ensure you preserve your capital and do not risk losing it all in a short period of time or on a few trades. You cannot make a profit if you do not stay in business. Keep control of your emotions.\n\n16.\tYou need to give yourself a goal to attain. This is true for any \"real job\". If you have no goals, you could find yourself trading aimlessly for most of the month and finding out that you are in the red because of a few trades which you ran too far the wrong way or perhaps trades you shouldn't have made. The profit target is a good exercise to help you focus. You know what you need to achieve, and you know when you achieve it, so you know when to stop. Simple!\n\n17.\tMake your target realistic in relation to your trading capital. You would not start a business selling a product, invest £20,000 and expect to make £100,000 in the first year. Trading is the same so set a realistic target - £1650 per month or £420 per week for example provides 100% return per year. You will not find many hedge funds that can do that consistently!!  So, if you make £100 in a morning you have had a terrific day and should be very careful not to risk losing it. £100 per day may or may not seem a lot of money to you, but if it takes 3 hours to make it each day you have a lot of free time.  A good target is 3% profit on your account per day. If achieved, then your bank doubles every 24 days.\n\n18.\tOnce you decide on a realistic daily target as part of your business plan, you must stop trading when this target is reached. Do not feel guilty that it is 10am and you have made your target. If you do this every day you can have a life that few can dream of. If you have reached your profit target, remember, you earned it. You have done the research, found profitable trades and executed them with patience and discipline. How will you feel at the end of the day if you have lost it all?...or worse made a loss on the day? This happens to traders every day...do not let it happen to you.\n\n19.\tNEVER EVER EVER lose more in a day than your profit target!\nDetach yourself from the money and think of it as keeping score. The only way you can judge if you are being successful and making the right decisions is if you are making consistent profit. Many traders find they are clearer in the morning and do not trade in the afternoon.\n\n20.\tTrade only when you have a clear head and you are focused. A couple of good friends of mine are managers of independent trading offices. One of their responsibilities is to risk manage the traders in these offices. If a trader steps outside of his/her agreed risk parameters for example by trading too big, running trades too far in to a loss, trading too frequently and flipping in and out of positions, it is a sign that the trader is not focused and in control. Often the trader is hung over after a night out or having a difficulty at home, under financial pressure but whatever the reason that he/she is distracted, this will usually be manifested negatively in his trading. 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      "body": "Bitcoin holding below 7600 confirms failure, targeting 7500/7495 (now hit), perhaps as far as 7330/10 today. On further losses look for 7200/7190 before the May low at 7035/25.\n\nMinor resistance at 7500 with stronger resistance at 7600/7620. Above 7650 meets a selling opportunity at 7720/40, with stops above 7800. An unexpected break higher targets 7950/8000, perhaps as far as 8140/8180.\n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmS96iVKu2SKske3W9WNG7BrQyAzQRjV4wQvPndiw4hEPo/image.png)",
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