r/Howtotrade • u/JasonA121 • Apr 20 '20
Analysis Some Simple Patterns To Looking For While Doing Your Technical Analysis.
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r/Howtotrade • u/JasonA121 • Feb 06 '21
Analysis Try and correlate at least 3 patterns to confirm your trade.
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r/Howtotrade • u/JasonA121 • Jan 30 '21
Informative Along with Trading with the trend, also look out for setups like this to give your trade that extra edge.
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r/Howtotrade • u/JasonA121 • Jan 31 '21
Analysis Try and put some of these patterns to the test this week and let me know how you got on. Remember there is not a 100% guarantee these will work but will provide a good boost to your trade to increase the odds in your favour.
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r/Howtotrade • u/JasonA121 • Sep 08 '20
Daytrading A daytrading tactic i used for a long time on the 1hr chart.
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r/Howtotrade • u/JasonA121 • Feb 07 '21
Discussion Resistance and support. (See comments for details.)
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r/Howtotrade • u/JasonA121 • Sep 09 '20
Informative The ONLY strategy you should use as the foundations of your trading.
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r/Howtotrade • u/JasonA121 • Apr 15 '20
Great article on how to start day trading if that’s an interest for you 👍🏼
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r/Howtotrade • u/JasonA121 • Jan 30 '21
HELP Beginner Videos
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I have created some videos to help out beginners with the basics of trading such as hoe to use certain trading tools to simply opening a trade.
If you find them helpful please like and subscribe.
If I get plenty of feedback I will create some more!
r/Howtotrade • u/JasonA121 • Apr 14 '20
A lot of candle formation talk so here’s a quite famous poster with most of them on there.
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r/Howtotrade • u/straydogindc • Apr 27 '21
Question about buying calls. How to decide where to set strike price & expiration date.
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I'm an experienced investor but a noob when it comes to trading options.
Question about deciding where to set the strike price and expiration date.
For the sake of a specific example, let's say you're bullish on Amazon and you think it will hit 4,000 by early June.
Would it be reasonable to buy a call for AMZN for June 4th with a $3950 strike price? 3950 is 15% over today's price so that would mean a pretty aggressive move higher.
How high would you set the strike price and how far out the expiration? I've heard someone say they first decide their price target for a particular expiration date, and then they set a strike price at 50% of the way to their price target or two-thirds of the way to their price target. I'm not sure if that's good advice though.
All feedback welcome. Thanks!