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Never Confuse Brains with a Bull Market
Ray Dalio, the multi-billion dollar hedge fund manager, has always claimed his risk parity portfolio was đ©ïž âweatherproofâ. But the truth appears to be that he simply rode the 30-year bull market in bonds for all that it was worth. Now that bonds are essentially a state-run enterprise of the Federal Reserve đand bond/stock correlation no longer exists đ neither does the âbrillianceâ of Dalioâs strategy.
4 WAYS TO TRADE PRICE ACTION
Price action is one of the most straightforward and effective ways to trade the markets. Think of it as a way to cut through all the noise and focus on what really mattersâthe movement of price itself đ. No need to clutter your charts with tons of indicators; instead, youâre learning to read the marketâs story as it unfolds đ. Ready to dive in? Letâs explore four fun strategies that will get you started: trading the range, trading breakouts after a retrace, trading resistance at swing highs and lows, and running and testing significant levels.
Avoid Breaches by Uses Average True Range (ATR) to Determine Proper Sizing
In prop trading, managing risk is crucial to avoid hitting loss breaches and maintaining consistent performance. One effective way to do this is by being aware of the Average True Range (ATR) and adjusting your position sizes accordingly. Here's how to incorporate ATR into your trading strategy:
Why R is the Most Important Letter in Trading
R in trading parlance is simply a uniform unit of risk with all your rewards expressed as multiples of R. So a simple 10 pip stop and 20 pip target is a 2R trade. đ R can be expressed as pips, points, or dollarsâwhatever suits you. The primary value of R is that it normalizes risk across all your trades, or bets as I like to call them. đŻ