Trading the crash cycle of crude oil as the result of economic crisis or supply gluts.

Trading price extensions across all major markets and the rejections followed the initial move.

Reading orderflow with Bookmap and some case examples provided to explain its use.

Impacts on global economy from the virus and the initiatives taken as result of it on supply chain shifts.

An overview guide on how to search for edge in the markets. Using back testing, forward testing and idea forming methods to hunt for edge.

Parabolic extension explained with few examples and common behaviors. What does and does not qualify parabolic extension.

Set of trading rules and guides to navigate trough trading field, general rules that apply to all markets.

Trading breakouts and how to improve your edge on setups overall.

How to form research on your potentially traded ticker. Float, institutional holdings, short interest, fundamentals and more.

Context in trading.

When to take profits in trading? When is the right time, or when is the right price? How can you identify that as a trader?

US / China trade war outlined on this article and its potential progression over next few years. How to trade it.

Differences between qualitative and quantitative analysis and thinking approaches when it comes to markets.

Trading the ask stack outlined on this post, using USDCNH FX asset as the main guide, along with some equity examples.

On this article it is quick overview how distribution pattern looks and variables to spot it. Frequent pattern in any market.

Accumulation patterns are frequent in any market and are usually common in strong assets where demand out-peaces the supply.

Liquidations are constant presence in any market, the denser the symmetry of price structure, the more likely for clearout to happen.

History repeats, but not necessarily consistently. The real difficulty of trading and investing.

Spotting potential trend rotations can be hard, if trend is not very consistent and clean. Thus focus should be on symmetry and consistency.

Supply absorptions on symmetric ranges explained on this article.