Understand Why and When Does the Price Change
Its All About "Supply and Demand"
Supply and demand dynamics are the fundamental laws of financial markets. When demand increases (compared to the supply) price increases. When supply increases (compared to the demand) the price decreases. Surprisingly, these supply and demand imbalances can be identified on the price charts! All we need is a strategy and practice to identify them, so we can predict future price action. Once we know this secret, we can 'BUY just before the price rises, or SELL just before the price falls'.
Invest in the 'ZONE'
A 'zone' is a pre-determined location on the price chart that gives you the exact entry price (to start the trade) and the exit price (to close the trade). The T4 Strategy can help you find these zones even before you place an order. Investing in the zone provides you with the least possible risk and the highest possible reward. These trading zones should be used for buying as well as short-selling, regardless of your investment style or the market condition.
Proprietary T4 STRATEGY
TIME: What is your time horizon? When do you expect the profit? How long can you wait? Strategy is different for short-term traders compared to long-term investors.
TREND: What is the direction of the business cycle? Where is the price going? Uptrending or down-trending or sideways? How do you go with the trend and exit as the trend change?
TURN: Where and when will the price change direction? Best profits are achieved when we trade near the turns.
TRADE: How and when to place the trade? What are the different types of trades? Will this investment provide a high reward with the lowest possible risk? Do we have appropriate risk-limiting strategies in place? How do we manage the trade once we start making a profit?
Our cutting-edge, hands-on analysis technique includes a combination of fundamental, technical, and chart analysis methods. We also follow the momentum as well as overbought or oversold analysis. The strategy identifies supply and demand imbalances that occur over multiple time frames using 4 crucial interrelated concepts of price movement:
Taking Risk Management Seriously
Position size
Understanding your account size and how much to trade/invest at a time
Pre-defined risk
You should trade only after you understand your risk tolerance: defining how much you can risk in 1 trade
Diversification
Investing in different asset classes across a wide spectrum of investment vehicles
Knowing the exit strategy
How to use a stop loss (to minimize the loss and to protect profit) and a target order (to take profit)