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Design Your Own Trading Methods

Shane Blankenship

This is the first part of a series on how to design your own trading methods. These methods can be from what you have observed in price flow, or they can be methods you have … READ MORE

Intuition Comes Unbidden

Shane Blankenship

This comes from our Language of Markets Live session on 8/9/21 where we chose the GBP/USD 20 minute to do a lesson on how to map a market simply and objectively and to start with … READ MORE

Simple Swing Trading-Part 3

Shane Blankenship

In Simple Swing Trading Part 2, we took our swing and placed it into several contexts. In this video, we learn ways to follow the market with a single CIB (Change In Behavior) line in … READ MORE

How To Structure a Trade Plan: WEAT

Shane Blankenship

This is a Clip from one of our Language Of Markets Live Sessions. I show how to structure a trading plan from beginning to end using a daily WEAT chart which is an ETF of … READ MORE

Structuring A Trade Plan

Shane Blankenship

In recent live sessions, we have been going over how and why to structure a trade plan so that we are not making ineffective emotional decisions on the fly while under pressure. In this video, … READ MORE

Simple Swing Trading-Part 2

Shane Blankenship

In Simple Swing Trading part One, I went over the components of a swing and described what simple swing trading is. In this video, were going to take our swing and learn how to see … READ MORE

Foundations of Trading Part 6: A Balance Of Structured and Discretionary Trading

Shane Blankenship

Trading is simple, but difficult due to the uncertain, uncontrollable, ever-changing nature of markets. It’s normal to have emotional reactions to having to make many decisions in an everchanging environment where our money and self-worth … READ MORE

Simple Swing Trading-Part 1

Shane Blankenship

This is going to be a series on simple swing trading with the objective of capturing swings that have a minimum 3:1 risk-reward. We will take what we have learned about the components of a … READ MORE

Stops That Adapt With Market Volatility

Shane Blankenship

One of the few things we have some control over in the markets is in defining our risk. We don’t want to use some out of touch arbitrary stop method to define risk. There are … READ MORE

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