Trading Support and Resistance

Discussion in 'Trading' started by DEM, Oct 1, 2001.

  1. DEM

    DEM

    I don't like the concept of Pivots.

    Maybe they work in the pit (the actually do work there) but I won't use them on stocks.

    But still I'm looking for a clear statement:

    When to trade sup / res. and when to trade breakouts.

    In my opinion in strong trending markets (lets say up) I trade breakouts and support, in sideway - markets I trade sup / res and in down markets breakouts and res.

    Maybe someone can confirme me in my opinion.

    Regards,
    DEM
     
    #31     Nov 6, 2001
  2. DEM

    "But still I'm looking for a clear statement:

    When to trade sup / res. and when to trade breakouts."

    You don't want much, do you? Nobody can answer that question for you Dem. You got learn the hard way, like everybody else. Sorry.
    :(
     
    #32     Nov 6, 2001
  3. DEM

    DEM

    I already know the answer for myself... but I'm always trying to improve myself, too.

    Maybe there is an concept, that works better for me... maybe not. But if I don't try I'll never know.

    So I'm always looking for new approaches.

    DEM
     
    #33     Nov 6, 2001
  4. liltrdr

    liltrdr

    Hey Dem...why don't pivots work out of the pit?
     
    #34     Nov 6, 2001
  5. gemini_315

    gemini_315 Guest

    wwatson1,

    Would you elaborate a little more on the way you trade, the setups you look for, any indicators you use. When you say breakout, do you mean a breakout at support or resistance on high volume? My trading appears to be similar to the way you trade.
     
    #35     Nov 7, 2001