Stocks Flashcards
(39 cards)
What is the simplest aspect of market structure in an uptrend?
Higher highs and higher lows.
What must occur after a higher high is created in an uptrend?
A higher low must be created.
What is an example of sideways action in market structure?
Range or consolidation with equal highs and equal lows.
What does a downtrend consist of?
Lower lows and lower highs.
True or False: Sideways action generally has a higher win rate for traders.
False.
What do most new traders expect to see on a chart?
A simple pattern of higher lows and higher highs.
What can confuse new traders when looking at market structure?
The presence of highs and lows that do not clearly indicate a trend.
What is multi-timeframe analysis used for in trading?
To reduce noise and understand market trends more accurately.
What happens when a trader does not understand market structure?
They may get faked out of trades.
What are the key components of market structure that traders should focus on?
Swing highs and swing lows.
What is an internal high or low in market structure?
Levels that indicate break of structures but are less significant for trend reversals.
Fill in the blank: A stock does not change its trend until the _______ is broken.
[change of character].
What is the importance of higher time frames in trading?
They provide a clearer view of market trends.
What is the break and retest strategy?
A resistance turned support after a strong breakout.
What is displacement in trading?
The move that occurs after a key level breakout.
How should traders determine their stop loss in an uptrend?
At the previous pivot level.
What should traders look for after a strong break above resistance?
A pullback to the new support level.
True or False: Higher time frames hold less emphasis on stock movements.
False.
What is a pullback in trading?
A pullback is when the price of an asset retraces from a recent high before continuing in the original direction.
What does resistance turning into support mean?
It means that a previous resistance level is now acting as a support level after a strong price breakout.
Define displacement in the context of trading.
Displacement is the move that occurs after a key level breakout.
What should traders look for during a retest after a breakout?
Traders should look for buyers stepping in at the previous resistance turned support.
What is the significance of entering on the right candlesticks?
Entering on the right candlesticks is key for successful trading, as it indicates strong buyer or seller control.
What is the most bullish candlestick?
The most bullish candlestick is a full green candle, indicating heavy buying.