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V. 19:12 (62, 68-69): Q&A by Don Bright
V. 19:12 (62, 68-69): Q&A by Don Bright
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Q&A by Don Bright
ON TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
I happened upon the last part of your radio show while I was in Las Vegas recently, and heard you mention STOCKS & COMMODITIES. I picked up a copy and was pleasantly surprised to find that their focus has shifted somewhat from technical analysis. Although I find it interesting, technical analysis seems too complicated at times. Do you trade primarily with technical analysis? Ray B. Westwood, CA
Since I pass many of my e-mails along to S&C, I want to thank you for reading what is probably the best book in the industry! Now to your question. I personally use what I call a market-aware method of trading. Simply put, I combine tape reading, technicals, and quantitative risk/reward analysis to determine entry and exit points. When trading for a living, you must be able to focus on the crucial data while discarding the fluff (company announcements, upgrades, and so forth). I like to say Trading is as simple as you will let it be, or as difficult as you want to make it and then jump aboard with what is working, and bail out when conditions change.
ON TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
I happened upon the last part of your radio show while I was in Las Vegas recently, and heard you mention STOCKS & COMMODITIES. I picked up a copy and was pleasantly surprised to find that their focus has shifted somewhat from technical analysis. Although I find it interesting, technical analysis seems too complicated at times. Do you trade primarily with technical analysis? Ray B. Westwood, CA
Since I pass many of my e-mails along to S&C, I want to thank you for reading what is probably the best book in the industry! Now to your question. I personally use what I call a market-aware method of trading. Simply put, I combine tape reading, technicals, and quantitative risk/reward analysis to determine entry and exit points. When trading for a living, you must be able to focus on the crucial data while discarding the fluff (company announcements, upgrades, and so forth). I like to say Trading is as simple as you will let it be, or as difficult as you want to make it and then jump aboard with what is working, and bail out when conditions change.
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