Trade Against the Trend!

Trade Against the Trend!

The brokerage industry usually recommends that new traders trade with the trend. But is trading this way profitable? It is said that if you go with the trend, the likelihood that you will win is higher. Unfortunately, experience shows that most traders cannot build a profitable business this way.

Old and experienced traders used to say: You have to buy when blood flows in the streets. That means that you should act against the trend. Actually, this saying is the expression of common sense itself. The question remains: Why do traders find it so hard to put this wisdom into practice?

The new book by Heikin Ashi Trader gives ideas and tips on how to recognize such countertrend signals in the stock market, since these are usually the best trading opportunities.

Table of Contents

Part 1: The Snapback Trading Strategy

Chapter 1: Trade when the mass is afraid

Chapter 2: Why I do not follow the trend

Chapter 3: Mean Reversion

Chapter 4: Risk Management

Chapter 5: How do I recognize extreme movements?

Chapter 6: Patience at the entry

Chapter 7: Does the stop really protect me from heavy losses?

Chapter 8: Trade Management

Chapter 9: Exit

Chapter 10: When do the best trading opportunities occur?

Chapter 11: Why you should study the economic calendar

Chapter 12: Which markets are suitable for the snapback strategy?

Part 2: Trading Examples

Chapter 1: Examples in the stock indices

Chapter 2: Examples in the currency markets (Forex)

Chapter 3: Examples in the stock markets

Chapter 4: Examples in the commodity markets

Glossary

About the Author

Heikin Ashi Trader is the pen name of a trader who has more than 18 years of experience in day trading futures and foreign exchange. He specializes in scalping and fast day trading. In addition to this, he has published multiple self-explanatory books on his trading activities. Popular topics are on: scalping, swing trading, money- and risk management.

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