Pattern Recognition For Successful Swing Trading

Jan. 23, 2014 11:04 AM ET

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Momentum

Seeking Alpha Analyst Since 2008

I’m a swing trader of momentum stocks with a holding period of anywhere from a few hours to a few months. I run a number of screens to locate the strongest/weakest stocks out there, using technical analysis to determine my entries and exits. Trying to calculate the intrinsic value of stocks in my opinion is out of date and there is wisdom in crowds.I've developed a market timing system that determines when it's best to be long, short or on the sidelines, using a number of proprietary indicators based on many time frames. I believe that to have longevity in this field one must find ways to calm the mind and trade from a detached point of view. Emotionless trading will allow you to respond to what's going on right now in the markets, rather than reacting to daily fluctuations.View my personal blog http://zentrader.ca/

By Anka Metcalf

Among traders, Anka Metcalf is a superstar.

She has more than a decade of trading experience, and her proprietary trading system is the stuff of legend.

What truly sets Anka apart is her ability to mentor others.

Countless students have benefited from learning her unique profit-making strategies.

In this exclusive webinar, Anka Metcalf will teach the essential pattern-recognition skills that you need to bring your trading to the next level:

-Identifying a trend
-Spotting profitable trades
-Time-frame strategy
-Swing-trading
-Locating optimal entries, targets, and stop-losses
-Scanning for stocks
-Reducing risk

4:30 PM ET Thursday, January 23, 2014.

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