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Signs of strength and absorption are two fantastic tools to help recognize and time a potential mover (winning trade). And identifying a setup when we’ve seen these tools is then the next part of the […]

The following weekend video from Sunday takes a look at the big picture in markets. Comments referenced and including the original charts – from 1/27: Of all the single banks in the world for its’ ability […]

by Stevie Swai When we write blog posts here at The Entry Points, we strive to write in first person plural as Trader Scott and I like to present the material as a team. Today, […]

The Entry Points Trader Scott The March jobs number came out and was well below expectations. It showed there was a major hiring drought, but do not fear. The excuses flooded in as to why we […]

The following article from Bloomberg is a perfect example of how both to struggle in markets and to be in a constant haze. Yes markets are extremely difficult to navigate pretty well on a day […]

The Trump Administration apparently launched missiles into Syria this evening. So sticking just to markets, this video covers a few markets. And we also have the stupid “employment” number tomorrow. Do you see why I […]

The Entry Points Most modern day technical analysis is based on prices, so the moving averages going up gets people bullish. Most people always blindly follow prices with no context of any other technical factors. […]

There are millions (or whatever) of stocks out there, and trying to find, and more importantly time, the winners is a very tough endeavor. This process requires many filters, a lot of hard work, persistence […]

The Entry Points Trader Scott This article from  Zero Hedge should be a warning for all of us. I personally never use market orders, only limit orders, to enter a position, but do use market orders […]

  The excerpts below are and example of what we offer to our paid subscribers every weekday. We release one from the previous Monday to share with the general public minus some critical information.   […]