Breaking Down $AXP and the TT Blackbox Trading on Friday 3.20.2020

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Today we will go back and look at the market and break down $AXP and the TT Blackbox from Friday 3.20.2020.

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Based on the pictures below you can see the TT Blackbox started to alert $AXP as a Bearish 5-minute mover at 1105.  Within a matter of a few 5-minute candles, the bearish trend started.  $AXP continued to alert as a 5-minute mover all the way to close on the TT Blackbox.

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For all of you wanting to know how I decide to enter and exit my trades, I have listed those key points below:

  • I have created a watchlist of the tickers I like to trade the most. Download my watchlist right “HERE”
  • I review that watchlist against the alerts from the TT Blackbox each 5-minute interval.
  • I focus on the $VIX. This measures volatility in the market. If volatility is moving up, the market is moving down, and vise versa. This simply means I start here and does not mean I will not trade against the market.  However, I do not recommend that for the novice trader.
  • Once I know the direction of the market, I start to focus on my tickers that are moving in that direction.
  • Once these tickers alert on the TT Blackbox, I typically wait till the closure of the next 5-minute candle and i enter.
  • I then immediately set a limit sell order for 5%.  Keep in mind I am trading shares in the price range of $30-$400 tickers so 5% is big money.
  • I exit my trades based on two points.  One, being the TT Blackbox stops alerting or alerts in the opposite direction, and two being my 5% target has been met.

Here is a screenshot of the tickers I watch daily:

 

 

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