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The Candlestick Forum


Online Training
June 2011

Stop Loss

What is the Function


of
Stop losses?

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Function of Stop Losses


• 1. Protecting Capital –
• Keep from taking big losses

Function of Stop Losses


• 1. Protecting Capital –
• Keep from taking big losses
• 2. Maintaining Mental Control

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Why do we want to close Immediately?

So we are not watching this trade all day

Function of Stop Losses


• 1. Protecting Capital –
• Keep from taking big losses
• 2. Maintaining Mental Control

• 3. Having Funds Available to put back to


• Positive Use

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Cutting Losses
Short,
Let Profits Run

Candlestick signal Visuals


provide a major benefit

Logical Stop Loss levels

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Simple Rules
Visual Application

What is our biggest


fear when Placing a
Stop Loss?

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Candlesticks reduce that fear of being left behind

Where are the sellers showing control?

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Candlestick Signals
Should have an expected
result

Our Biggest Fear?

•Getting Picked Off

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What is confirmation for a Doji? A Bullish candle

What does the bullish confirmation indicate?


The Bulls are trying to take control!

Rice Traders Halfway point rule

A close below the Halfway point


of the candle that told us the bulls
were in control now shows the
Bears are still in control

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Half way point is a critical area

A close below the ½ way


area negates the buy signal

Doji at Top – Logical Stop Loss?

The Low of the Doji

T-Line

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Bullish Engulfing signal

Halfway point of the Bulling


Engulfing signal

Hammer signals

Hammer signals are showing a potential


change of investor sentiment. They
should be followed by strength

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Hammer Signals

A positive open should not


experience more selling
pressure

Inverted Hammer

A positive open nshould not see any


trading below the body of the Inverted
Hammer.

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Inverted Hammer

An Inverted Hammer and a Doji shows


potential reversal. The positive open
should not see selling back down thru
that level.

Protecting profits

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Gap ups in Overbot areas

At the Open

At previous close

Gap up Doji

Lower open, Resistance


Doji Low

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Signals confirmed

Doji low

T-line Breach

½ now , ½ later

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Where should trading not occur?

What should a trend be doing?

Why did we analyze where it


should be going?

What should be done when


something alters the trend?

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Announcement- what did it do to the trend?

What occurs when an announce changes price direction?

A change of
Investor sentiment!
Get out ASAP

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Where is the trading occurring?

T-line

What level would show trend not working?

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What is the previous trading revealing?

What should not be occurring if Bulls in control?

here
Not Here

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Common sense is portrayed in signals

Where should you place your stop?

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Where should you place your stop?

What else can be seen as requiring stop


considerations?

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If you can expect 70%


winners,
What else can you
expect?

30% losers

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What should be expected? Where is logical stop loss?

Morning Star Signal

Where does it show the bears are in control?

The half way point


of the Bullish signal

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Buying back in, where is the lgical stop?

Where did the buyers indicate they were taking control?

The halfway point of


the bullish indicator

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What is most investors attitude about buying again?

What if a break out occurs?

Buying – what are the expectations?

A gap up after a Doji, through the T-line, where


Should the price go? Where should it not go?

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Where should this be closed out?

A close below the T-line has


statistical ramifications

What are our rules about MA’s?

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No Formula’s
No Price Percentages
Commonsense visual Analysis

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