T-Line Crossovers to Point Out the Start of a Trend  |  Video Replay

Video topic,  T-Line Trading, and T-Line Crossovers. The T-Line will keep you on the right side of the trade if correctly. Keeping a long trade above the T-Line and for a short trade below the T-Line is a proven strategy. Adding moving averages, slower or faster to show a short term trend change will increase trading probabilities and as a result increase trading success. This is what makes the T-Line Crossovers very useful to the swing trader.

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5 Moving Averages in Video

• T-Line crossing the 16-EMA
• T-Line crossing the 34-EMA
• 2-EMA crossing the T-Line
• 3-SMA crossing the T-Line

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Swing Trading the T-Line

Swing trading the T-Line is easier than you might think. If you are in a long trade, stay long until the price action closes below the T-Line. If you are in a short trade, stay short until the price action closes above the T-Line. It’s as simple as that, but of course, there are many other factors to take into consideration if you want to be successful. Swing trading the T-Line isn’t black and white. The proper way to trade the T-Line is to combine everything you know about trends, support/resistance, candlestick signals, chart patterns, moving averages, and any other indicators. Read More

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