How to Dissect and Trade a Naked Chart

In this video, Doug Campbell discusses how to interpret and trade a “naked” chart.   The video covers topics ranging from Trend, Support and Resistance, being Patient and various tools you can use to help your trading.  Numerous charts are reviewed as current examples.

1 hour 38 minutes

Candlesticks • Price Action • T-Line • T-Line Bands • Support • Resistance • Trend • Trendlines • Chart Patterns • Buy Box • Volatility Stops • Profit Zones • Entry Zones • Protective Stops • RBB Rounded Bottom Breakout Strategy • Pop Out of The Box Strategy • Pinball Strategy • Trade Planning, Fibonacci, Stoch/RSI

Investing and Trading involve significant financial risk and are not suitable for everyone. No communication from Hit and Run Candlesticks or it’s associates should be considered as financial or trading advice. All information is intended for Educational Purposes Only. Terms of Service

I've been managing my own money for many years and have been interested and dabbled in trading stocks. I joined some services over the years, but none worked for me. I am getting closer to retirement and wanted to learn more about trading stocks as something to do in retirement and to supplement income. I learned all about candlesticks. Did much paper trading of stocks. Results were good/bad and never got ahead. Came across a free HRC webinar and really liked the approach. Joined a month trial and also attended an RWO webinar. Decided to join RWO because of the options approach and have been a member for four months. Rick and Doug are the real deal. Both are amazing at reading charts/price as well as teaching their expertise. In the daily chatroom you will get potential trades, but more importantly, you will become part of a team, learn how to identify trades and even more importantly how to properly plan and manage trades. You know the adage -- "You give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. You teach him to fish, and you give him an occupation that will feed him for a lifetime." Give them a try you will not regret it!

Alan Helmstetter