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Dave Landry's The Week In Charts for 05/16/13 $9.95

How A Little Discretion Can Drastically Improve Your Returns, Swing Trading Around A Core Position, Simple Trend Techniques

In this episode, using ongoing examples, Dave continued his discussion on how a little bit of discretion can make a huge difference in performance. He then went on to discuss swing trading around a core position. As usual, there were rants and tangents based on your questions. This week they included (but weren’t  limited to) simple techniques for staying with a trend and how you can and should keep things simple. And finally, as usual, he took your questions on trading in general and analyzed your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 05/02/13 $9.95

Broadening Formations, Double Top Knockouts, Trading Through Earnings

In this episode, for trading techniques, Dave discussed broadening formations and his Double Top Knockout pattern. Of course, there were rants inspired by your questions. This week they were on trading through earnings/news, taking a long-term approach even though his methodology does have a short-term component, plus much much more—he was wound up! As usual, he covered market and sector conditions and analyzed your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 04/25/13 $9.95

Dave revisited his recent discussion on how a little discretion can make all the difference in the world. Using three current examples, he showed how results could be nearly tripled (and still counting) by using just the slightest discretion. He discussed things to look for with his Gatekeeper pattern but more importantly, why you shouldn’t get too caught up in the semantics. As usual, there were rants based on your questions on a variety of subjects. These included, but not limited to, the psychology of money management, bleeding to death waiting for a payoff, and knowing what a bull market looks like. And, last but not least, he discussed current market and sector conditions and analyzed your stock picks.   

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 04/19/13 $9.95

Trading Psychology: You Know What You Are Doing Wrong and What You Can Do To Fix That,  Are Humans Wired To Trade?; Trading Techniques: Is Shorting As Easy As Buying?

The main focus of this show was trading psychology, Dave covered the fact that many know what they are doing wrong but keep doing it anyway.  And more importantly, he covered steps to take to correct this. For those struggling, he discussed the fact that you might be a lot closer than you think.  He also went onto some rants on the fact that humans aren’t wired to trade and steps you can take to fight these natural urges.  For trading techniques, he talked about the nuances of trading the short-side of the market, listening to the database, plus much much more. As usual, he covered the markets and sectors. This week the discussion was on the fact that things have deteriorated lately.  And, also as usual, he took your questions on trading and analyzed your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 04/12/13 $9.95

Maximizing Returns With Just A Little Discretion, Market Efficiency, Rants

In this episode, using 2 current examples, Dave showed how just a little bit of discretion can make all the difference in the world when it comes to returns. He also explained the efficiency of markets based on fundamentals/number of players/capitalization and why you should focus mostly on inefficient stocks vs. trading other vehicles. As usual, your questions led to a variety of rants including intra-day vs. closing stops, should you exit dull trades?, setting profit targets before or after recent highs, should you scale out of positions, taking 100% of profits vs. keeping 100% of the position, should you trade high yield stocks?, is this rally sustainable?, plus much much more. He was really wound up. And last but certainly not least, he analyzed your favorite stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 04/05/13 $9.95

The Developing Situation In The Market-Pay Attention To These Things

In this episode, Dave goes back to the charts to show why it is important to pay attention to more than just the major indices—digging deeper into sectors, commodities, and foreign shares.  He also discussed using “Daylight” of moving averages to help keep you on the right side of the market. Your questions led to a variety of rants including the importance of watching broadly based indices, how to build a case for market direction without “analysis paralysis”, and a variety of other subjects including the volatility of stocks and “Textbook TKOs.” As usual, he analyzed your favorite stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 03/28/13 $9.95

Making Decisions and Living With Them, Stepping Into The Unknown, Overhead Resistance, Trailing Stops To Support

In this episode, Dave summarized last week’s speech on the psychology of trading: how trading, like life is all about making decisions but more importantly, living with them. He explained how the “living” part is difficult as step into the unknown. He went on to discuss how you should obsess before you enter a position and not afterwards. For trading techniques, he discussed risk vs. potential rewards with overhead resistance and trailing stops to support.  As usual there were rants based on  your questions on trading. And, as usual, he analyzed current market conditions and commented on your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 03/21/13 $9.95

Psychology, Psychology, Psychology

In this episode, Dave covered everything you wanted to know about trading psychology but were afraid to ask. Do you know what you’re doing wrong? Does someone else have the secret that you don’t? Are the games you can play to overcome your own psychological pitfalls? What do potato chips and beer taps have to do with trading? Are you micromanaging? Are you the only one that has losing trades? Dave covered it all. Your questions let him to discussions on how long to wait before entering positions and placing stops, whether or not you should pay attention to short interest, plus much much more. He was really wound up on the Dew. And finally, he talked about what he liked and did not like about your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 03/14/13 $9.95

Efficient vs. Inefficient Markets, Foreign Markets, Acceleration Of Trend, Number Of Days In A Pullback

In this episode, Dave discussed efficient vs. inefficient markets and how capitalization, fundamentals, and volatility affect efficiency. He went on to discuss whether or not you should pay attention to foreign markets. As usual, there were rants based on your questions. This week they included, but weren’t limited to, trend acceleration, the number of bars in a pullback, whether or not you should. He then covered market conditions and analyzed your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 03/07/13 $9.95

Trading Psychology--Patience, Pause Days, Forest vs. Trees, A Company vs. A Stock

In this episode, Dave discussed the fact that you must know the difference between a company and a stock. Although this may seem obvious, it’s a sticking point for many. They fail to realize that the market is the ultimate arbiter. He continued his “forest vs. trees” analysis-looking at longer-term charts. Of course, there were rants. This week they included techniques for being patient and letting the market come to you.  For techniques, he explained "pause days." And, as usual, he covered current conditions and took your questions about trading and individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 02/28/13 $9.95

In this episode, Dave discussed the erratic behavior of the market and how the indices are forming broadening formations—and what this means from a psychological aspect. He also discussed exercising discretion to survive a “stop nick.”  As usual, there were rants based on your questions. This led to discussions about trading though earnings, damage control—understanding the market maker who has to eat/ support his family/ and pay for his girlfriend-- money & position management, a possible system for trading IPOs,  indicators as “illustrators”, plus much much more.  Finally, he took you questions about individual stocks.   

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 02/21/13 $9.95

In this episode, Dave discussed the on the psychological aspects of knowing your methodology as it relates to the 3 pillars of trading: Methodology, Money Management,  & Psychology.  He explained some of the nuances that are very important to know and how knowing these can help you conquer the psychological pitfalls of trading. Although the focus was on Dave’s methodology, Dave discussed that how the psychology of knowing the nuances applies to all methodologies. For trading techniques, he discussed volatility fakeouts. As usual, he took your questions on individual stocks and trading in general. And, as usual, this led to a variety of rants.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 02/07/13 $9.95

Canaries Of The World, V Shaped Recoveries, Scaling Into Positions, Forest vs. Trees

In this episode, Dave discussed the fact that some world indices are losing steam and poised the question: should this be viewed as “canaries of the world” warning sign? He continued his discussion on V shaped recoveries at high levels, showing you how to draw these things on the charts. He also continued his “forest vs. the trees” analysis, pointing out a major decade plus top that could be in works. Your questions led to some very good discussions. This week they included (but not limited to): Should you scale into positions? And, the best time to trade pullbacks. As usual, there were rants. This week they included the problem with high RS big cap stocks, does the U.S. still rule the world when it comes to markets?, should a country deflate its currency?, plus some other stuff. There were several “write that down” moments including a currency pair you should watch for the potential of the mother of all tops. You’re welcome.  As usual, market and sector conditions were covered. And finally, he took your questions on individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 1/31/13 $9.95

The Psychology Of Technical Analysis, Persistency, TKOs, Weekly vs. Daily Charts, Narrow Range/Wide Range Bars

In this episode, Dave discussed the psychology of technical analysis and how patterns must have a psychological basis. He discussed price persistency from a mathematical and psychological standpoint and talked about the anomalies of the pattern.   He went on to discuss how his TKO pattern works best with markets in persistent trends.  He then discussed weekly vs. daily charts with respect to major transitional patterns.  As usual, there were rants and tangents based on your questions. These included discussions on narrow range and wide range bars, current stocks which have patterns mentioned in the webinar, the forest vs. the trees plus much much more. Finally, and as usually, he covered market and sector conditions and analyzed your stock picks.

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Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 1/24/13 $9.95

Volatility, The VIX, % Correct vs. Bottom Line, Entries, Stock Picking, The Psychology Of The Methodology/Money Management System, Plus A Bunch of Other Stuff

In this episode, Dave followed up on recent discussions of volatility and discussed its nuances and anomalies.  Along those lines, he discussed the current low VIX situation. He then went on to discuss longer-term market charts to “see the forest for the trees.”  For money and position management he discussed the open portfolio from his trading service with a focus on how catching a few big winners is more important than percent correct.  This led to some rants on the pitfalls of methodologies that boast a high % correct, how the market often rewards bad behavior, why buy and hold does not work, how and how not to use indicators, and the psychology of his money management system. As usual, he took your questions. This led to discussions on entries, picking the best stocks, having the patience to stick with a viable methodology, instance success/failure vs. longer-term success, plus much much more. He was really jacked up on the Dew.  Finally, he analyzed current market and sector conditions and discussed your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 1/17/12 $9.95

Trader's Psychology-Containing To Do The Wrong Thing, Advanced Trading Techniques: Fib Extensions, Volatility Ratios, The VIX

In this episode, Dave went a little deeper than his normal simple trend following mantra. He talked about how markets can often stall at the 1.27 Fibonacci extensions.  He discussed this in regards to double tops and when markets get through his “Gatekeeper” pattern. In keeping with this more advanced theme, he went on to discuss what happens when volatility compresses as measured by volatility ratios and how the first move can often be a false one. He went on to discuss the complacency in the current market as evidenced by the low Vix readings.  Getting back to the basic methodology, he discussed what type of patterns he is looking for now and why.  For psychology, he talked about the fact that traders often know what they’re doing wrong but they continue to do it anyway. To break this cycle, he discussed that all you they have to do is to not act like Kwai Chang Caine. And finally, and as usual, he took your questions on trading and analyzed your individual stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 1/10/13 $9.95

Using Discretion To Beat The System-Both The Good And The Bad, Games You Can Play To Avoid Psychological Pitfalls, "Write That Down"--Things You Need To Know

In this episode, Dave discussed how discretion can be used to beat the basic system. He built a good case on the benefits but also mentioned some of the drawbacks. This discussion led to “games” you can play to help overcome the psychological pitfalls of trading. Using a current example, he went on to show some discretionary tactics to squeeze additional profits out of a winning trade. He also discussed what type of setups he likes now given the current nature of the market.  As usual, there were rants. This week’s involved management of a longer-term winner derived from a shorter-term trade, high level vs. low level “V” shaped recoveries, and is Dave’s method the only way you should trade? But wait, that’s not all. The rants led to several “write that down” moments where Dave discussed important things that you need to know about reading the charts and trading. And finally, he covered market and sectors conditions and analyzed your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 1/03/13 $9.95

The Importance Of Big Winners, Squeezing Additional Profits Out Of Windfall Trades, A Trader's Journey, Economists, Gurus

In this episode, for trading techniques, Dave showed how to factor news into your trading and continued his discussion of pattern vs. trend and “V” shaped recoveries. For money management, he discussed the importance of catching the occasional big winners and how to squeeze out additional profits on windfall trades.  For trader’s psychology he discussed a trader’s journey based on the conditions when a the trader begins and how instant success or failure may not be a precursor of longer-term success.   As usual, he took your questions and as usual, this led to a variety of rants including the fact that you can only predict the short term, whether or not following an economist help in your trading, avoiding gurus, and a variety of other topics.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 12/20/12 $9.95

"V" Shaped Recoveries, Fibonacci, Pattern vs. Trend, IPOs

In this episode, Dave discussed whether or not a switch can be flipped from bear to bull, the problems with "V" shaped recoveries, if you really can trade a seasonal bias, 2012 in retrospect--a market that rewarded bad behavior, big picture patterns vs. trend, and IPOs.  He also discussed Fibonacci and how and when you should incorporate it into your analysis. As usual, there were rants inspired by your questions. And, finally, he discussed market and sector conditions and took your questions on individual stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 12/13/12 $7.95

Catching New Trends Early

In this episode, Dave discussed how to catch major market turns using transitional patterns. The focus was on Bowties but he also discussed First Thrusts and Gatekeepers. As usual, there were rants inspired by your questions. These included should you buy foreign ETFs now?, matching the pattern to the market/market confirmation, using moving averages to help determine trend, plus a bunch of other stuff—he was really wound up.  Finally, he discussed market and sector conditions and took your questions on individual stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 12/06/12 $7.95

Studying Index Components, More On Stops/OB/OS, When and How To Trade Opening Gap Reversals

In this episode, Dave continued his discussion on stop placement based on noise and reversion to the mean from an overbought/oversold situation. This dovetailed nicely into a discussion on trading opening gap reversals in the direction of the major trend. Using a recent example, Dave showed when and how to trade these "gifts" from the market. As usual, there were rants based on his random thoughts and your questions. This week they included a discussion on varying position size, building a case for market direction-then looking to tear it down, what it would take for him to become bullish, and studying the components of an index. Finally, he analyzed the overall market and sectors and covered your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 11/29/12 $7.95 

Can Tighter Stops Be Used?--Understanding Noise, OB/OS & Reversion To The Mean, Second Entries

In this episode, Dave discussed stop placement based on the noise and the propensity of a market to revert to its mean from an overbought/oversold situation. The focus was on why stops still have to be fairly loose but he did show specific cases where tight stops can be used. He then discussed second entries on pullbacks. Of course, there were rants based on random thoughts and your questions. This week they included a discussion on mechanical vs. discretionary systems, the pitfalls of reversion to the mean trading, linear regression/ability for a stock to trade cleanly, is it different this time?/are markets manipulated?, plus a variety of other stuff.  Finally, he analyzed the overall market and sectors and covered your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 11/15/12 $7.95 

The Psychology At Tops and Bottoms, The Make Up Of New Highs, Tightening Stops

In this episode, Dave continued his discussed on putting the pieces of the puzzle together--this week he focused  on what the type of new highs is saying about the market.  He also touched upon wholesale selling and positive news being discounted.  Based on your questions,  he went on to discuss the psychology of market tops and bottoms,  analyzing support and overhead resistance when trading—especially on the short side, tightening stops during questionable conditions, and  what you need to know about why a stock is moving. As usual, several rants came from these and other discussions. Finally, he analyzed the overall market and sectors and covered your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 11/08/12 $7.95 

How The Pieces Of The Puzzle Foretold The Current Market Slide, Trading Around Earnings, How Technicals Come Together, Matching The Pattern To The Market

For the third week in a row, Dave continued his discussion on why it is important to look internally and “put the pieces of the puzzle together.” With the market beginning to break down, this discussion is very timely. Dave also discussed a variety of other subjects including trading around earnings, damage control, trailing stops intra-day, sell signals off of major highs, “Canary(s) in the coal mine”, bellwethers, matching the pattern to the market, and how technical often come together at the same point. And finally, as usual, he discussed market & sector conditions and took your questions on trading in general and individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 11/02/12 $7.95 

13 Things You Need To Study Daily, Wedging Patterns, Intra-day Position Trading

Knowing what’s really going on within a market is a lot more than just looking at the indices. Therefore, Dave continued his recent theme of how to put the pieces of the puzzle together. This week he listed 13 things that you should study daily to get a feel for what’s really going on. For techniques, he explained “wedging” patterns. As usual, there were rants. This week’s main rant was on why you should not day trade but if you did, you should take an intra-day position trading approach. He gave some ideas of what to look for to capture trend days and tossed out some fodder for research. Finally, he then took your questions on trading in general and on individual stock picks. This led to discussions on entries and exercising discretion. Several “high five-ahs” were given out to those of  you who picked great stocks that look poised to make big moves soon.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 10/25/12 $7.95 

Putting The Pieces Of The Puzzle Together, Is Shorting As Easy As Going Long?, Money & Position Management, Go Go No Mo

In this episode Dave discussed the importance of putting the pieces of the puzzle together: paying attention to debacle de jours, bellwether stocks, looking at a lot of stocks and sectors daily, and studying equal weighted indices. He then discussed the latest “Go Go No Mo” victim and the money and position management behind that trade. He also covered a variety of other topics including: Is the short side harder to trade? Are shorts really limited to a gain of 100%?, the open to close relationship, and paying attention to major news event lows.  As usual, there were rants. And in this show, there were several “write that done, I just paid for your webinar” moments. Finally, he covered market and sector conditions and then took your questions on individual stocks and trading in general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 10/18/12 $7.95 

What To Look For At Turning Points, Base Fakeout Breakout Pattern, Go Go No More, Importance of Watching Bellwethers, Oysters

Dave followed up on shorts that made his recent “Landry List.” He discussed why he like them then and what’s going on with them now.  He discussed the importance of watching the bellwether stocks since they can become the “canary in a coal mine.” He then went on to discuss a possible new victim of his “Go Go No Mo Strategy.” Of course, there were rants. Many tidbits were tossed out including but not limited to the best way to catch major turning points in markets,  the psychology of overhead supply, news-reality vs. perception, and the base fakeout then breakout pattern. He also discussed his favorite oyster dish and the best restaurant to find them in New Orleans.  And finally, he covered current market/sector conditions and took your questions on individual stocks and trading in general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 10/11/12 $7.95 

Treasure Hunting-How To Scan & Analyze The Markets, Options, Limit Orders, Portfolio Tracking

In his longest show to date, Dave covered a plethora of stuff: Portfolio tracking, options, and limit orders. The main focus of the show was on treasure hunting and how to get a feel for what’s really going on within the market. He showed you how to create and analyze a tradable universe of stocks, how to scan for stocks, and how he analyzes ETFs and sectors. He explained his bottom up approach of looking at stocks and sectors first to understand what’s going on “under the hood” before studying the major indices. Finally, as usual, he covered current market conditions and took your questions on trading and individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 10/04/12 $7.95 

Patterns for Forex Trading, Base Fakeouts/Breakouts, Analogs

In this episode, Dave discussed that he’d rather trade inefficient markets but efficient markets like Forex can still be traded. He shows you how to pick your spots carefully and his favorite patterns for these efficient markets. He then went through his current list of short setups discussing why he like them with the intention on following up in subsequent shows. He also discussed the base fakeout/breakout pattern and how do factor it into your analysis.  Your questions led him on a variety of rants including  the money management of a growing account,  anomalies of volatility, the ever changing personality of stocks, so called “analogs,”  and some big picture predictions.  As usual, he discussed current market conditions with a focus on the narrow leadership. And finally, he took your questions on individual stocks-showing what he liked and what he didn’t.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 09/27/12 $7.95 

Using Liberal Entries, Getting A Feel For The Overall Market, Statistics, The Universal Nature of TA & Human Nature

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 09/20/12 $7.95 

Trading Popular vs. Un-popular stocks, Factoring News Into Your Analysis, Where The Current Opportunities Are

In this episode, Dave covered 2 of the most popular stocks, discussing how and when they could set up but more importantly, why you need to be trading less popular stocks. He discussed how to factor news into your trading and analysis with a focus on news reversal setups. As usual, there were rants. This week they were mostly on reactions to news events and trading less efficient stocks. With conditions improving, much of the focus was on the market and where he’s finding opportunities.  And finally, as usual, he took your questions trading, the markets, and on individual stocks.  

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 09/13/12 $7.95 

The Universal Nature of Trading Psychology, Trading With Another Career-Entries, Stops, & Trailing Stops

Dave talked about the universal nature of trading psychology—how traders are prone to many of the same pitfalls, regardless of the continent. He also talked about how to manage new positions for those who have a life outside of trading--focusing on entries, stops, and tips to avoid watching a screen. The rants this week were mostly on trading psychology but he did manage to touch upon a variety of other topics including listening to the database, trading in an event driven environment, and some other stuff. And finally, as usual, he covered the markets and took your questions on individual stocks, the market, and trading in general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 08/30/12 $7.95 

More On Volatility, The Perils of "Income" Producing Strategies, Understanding the Personality of A Stock

Dave continued his discussion on volatility as it applies to current market conditions. He re-hashed reversion to the mean, anomalies, and using ratios to gauge low volatility situations. He also discussed how you can simple “eyeball” volatility using the trading ranges and closes. He went on to discuss how swing charts can be used to identify choppy markets, understanding the efficiency and personality of the stocks you are trading, the dangers of trading high relative strength stocks during less than ideal conditions, and the perils of so called “income producing” strategies. He also went on some rants on a variety of tangents (shocking!). As usual, he covered the markets and took your questions on individual stocks, the market, and trading in general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 08/23/12 $7.95 

The Importance of Volatility Ratios, Efficient vs. Inefficient Markets

In this episode, Dave continued his discussion on volatility-focusing on the ratios and why you need to pay attention when volatility is due to expand. He also discussed efficient markets vs. inefficient markets and which ones you should trade and when/how. And finally, as usual, I took your questions on individual stock picks and trading in general. Dave demystifies volatility. Without getting into complex formulas, Dave covers how volatility reverts to its mean from contraction to expansion, how volatility can be used as a measure of beta, nuances of volatility, and how first moves are often false ones. Then, as usual, he went off a variety of rants and tangents based on your questions. Finally, he covered current market conditions and discussed your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 08/16/12 $7.95 

Everything You Every Wanted To Know About Volatility But Were Afraid To Ask

In this episode, Dave demystifies volatility. Without getting into complex formulas, Dave covers how volatility reverts to its mean from contraction to expansion, how volatility can be used as a measure of beta, nuances of volatility, and how first moves are often false ones. Then, as usual, he went off a variety of rants and tangents based on your questions. Finally, he covered current market conditions and discussed your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 08/09/12 $7.95 

Tracking Trades, Damage Control, Using A Swing Chart To Identify Chop

In this episode, Dave showed how to track trades using a spreadsheet. The emphasis was on money and position management including how much to risk, setting stops/initial goals, the trending loaf & the trading loaf-the importance of winners and why you can only predict the short-term but can still stay with positions for longer-term gains. He then went on to show just how choppy the market has been in recent times using a swing chart. As usual, he had rants, rants, and more rants on a variety of subjects including the fact that you should ignore all news, bad things can happy, damage control, and some other stuff.  

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 08/02/12 $7.95 

Exercising Discretion, Election Year Cycle?, Portfolio Ebb & Flow, Scaling In And Out, Trading Psychology-Decisions

In this episode, Dave talked more about exercising discretion during questionable markets. He also talked about how you need to reduce the amount of decisions you make in order to reduce stress and emotions.  He then went on some long rants on a variety of topics: Is there really an election year cycle?  Should you scale in and out of positions? How to stay on the right side of the market through the ebb and flow of portfolio management. Plus much much more--he was jacked up on the Dew. And finally, as usual, he then discussed current market and sector conditions and took your questions on individual stock picks and trading and general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 07/26/12 $7.95 

Liberal Entries, Avoiding Micromanagement, Go Go No Mo, Applying Discretion

In this episode, Dave continued his theme on why you should not micromanage-explaining that you need to see the forest for the trees. For trading techniques, he discussed how liberal entries can often keep you out of losing trades and how a little discretion could go wrong shorter-term but it will help you to capture bigger winners longer-term. He continued his recent discussion about the Go Go No Mo strategy, showing the latest victim as an example. He also went off on a few rants on a variety of topics (I know, shocking). And finally, he discussed current market and sector conditions and took your questions on individual stock picks and trading and general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 07/19/12 $7.95 

Micromanagement, The Psychology of High RS at Turning Points, Setting Stops

In this episode, Dave discussed why you should not micromanage your trades and how you might “win the battle but end up losing the war”--explaining that the market often rewards bad behavior. For trading techniques, he discussed the psychology of what happens to a high relative strength stock at a transitional point using an awesome graphic. He also discussed how to apply a little discretion to help stay with a trade that still appears to have potential. He went on to discuss that your stops must be outside of the normal noise of the markets and the steps you must take if you are getting stopped out too frequently. He also discussed some other stuff such as how to draw trendlines. And finally, as usual, he discussed current market and sector conditions and took  your questions on individual stock picks and trading and general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 07/12/12 $7.95 

Trading Psychology-Know Your Methodology, “Dead Money”, Money & Position Management-More On Tracking Trades, Plus Lengthy Rants

In this episode, Dave talked about how sometimes moves take time to develop and that so called “dead money” isn’t necessarily a bad thing. He went on to discuss the trading psychology of being patient and not trying to always do something. He continued his trading psychology theme by stressing how crucial it is to know your methodology. He explained some of the nuances of his methodology including the fact that trading is not something that you only do when it is convenient, flat times, skewed nature, and sweet spots. As usual, he went off on some rants based on your questions. And finally, he covered current market and sector conditions and analyzed your stock picks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 07/05/12 $7.95 

Go Go No Mo Strategy, Should You Trade Straddles?, Money & Position Management—Tracking Trades, Trading Without Directional Backing

In this episode, Dave discussed his Go Go No Mo strategy using a current example, transfer payments, option straddles, news, fundamentals, and money & position management using a tracking spreadsheet.  He then went on to discuss how you should trade when the market is lacking directional backing, how to draw trendlines, plus, much much more.  And, as usual, he covered market and sector conditions and answered your questions on individual stocks and trading in general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 06/28/12 $7.95 

Trading Psychology--Being Right vs. Making Money, Stress and Emotions; Taking Partial Profits In Near Miss Situations

In this episode, Dave discussed the psychological pitfalls of being right vs. making money and why you should not worry about the “so called” dead money. Continuing on the psychological theme, Dave discussed the fact that there will be stress and emotions involved when making trading decisions and how we need to manage this. He also touched upon the three most important aspects of trading psychology: Money Management, Methodology, and Mind. For trading techniques, Dave discussed how to apply a little discretion to take partial profits a little early during near miss situations. He went on to discuss a bunch of other stuff--he was really jacked up on the Dew. And finally, as usual, covered market and sector conditions and answered your questions on individual stocks and trading in general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 06/14/12 $7.95 

Trading High RS In A Questionable Market, Trading Opening Gap Reversals + Witch Hats, Intra-day Position Trading, Volatility

In this episode, Dave discussed the pitfalls of trading high RS in a low RS type of market, fading with the trend with a focus on OGREs with Witch Hats, and intra-day position trading. He also discussed where opportunity falls within volatility and other topics based on your questions. And finally, as usual, covered market and sector conditions and answered your questions on individual stocks and trading in general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 06/07/12 $7.95 

Applying Discretion To Squeeze Out Additional Profits, Inter-market Analysis, ETF Tracking Errors, Why You Need To Trade Both Sides

In this episode, Dave discussed three games you can play to help squeeze out additional profits on trades and the trading psychology aspects of applying discretion. He then discussed the fact that if you want to capture a trend, you must be willing to take a little heat. He went on to discuss second entries on a missed trade, why you need to fully understand ETF tracking errors, and inter-market analysis on a short-term time frame. Finally, he discussed why you must be willing to play both sides of the market. He then covered market and sector conditions and answered your questions on individual stocks and trading in general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 05/31/12 $7.95 

Stock Selection, First Thrust Pattern, The Depth of Pullbacks

In this episode, Dave discussed the First Thrust pattern, how to pick the best stocks, trading pullbacks after breakouts/the depth of pullbacks, and discussed his thoughts on IPOs before they trade. He then covered market and sector conditions and answered your questions on individual stocks and trading in general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 05/10/12 $7.95 

Money & Position Management, The Stock Selecto Meter,  Letting The Ebb and Flow Adjust Your Portfolio

In this episode, Dave discussed why he takes partial profits using a current example. He introduced his “Stock Selecto Meter” which becomes more selective in poor conditions and less selective in good conditions.  He then went on a random thoughts rant which included a discussion on the fact that markets go up and markets go down, what he learned at the AAPTA annual conference, why you shouldn’t make any big picture predictions at this juncture, letting the ebb and flow adjust your portfolio, why shorts are a pain in the ass, being careful of common wisdom and clichés, plus much more. Finally, then covered market and sector conditions, where he’s seeing opportunities, and answered your questions on individual stocks & trading in general.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 04/26/12 $7.95* 

THE ONLY Way To Make Money Trading, Technical Analysis Is Alive and Well, Entries, Intra-day Trading Techniques

In this episode, Dave discussed why technical analysis is alive and well. He also discussed the only way to make money trading, how riding trends can be a bumpy ride, and how to keep you ego out of your trading. Then, as usual, based on your questions he then went off on some tangents on a variety of subjects. This lead to discussions on entries, stops, intra-day trading techniques, plus much, much more. Finally, he then covered market and sector conditions, where he’s seeing opportunities, and answered your questions on individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 04/19/12 $7.95* 

When To Take Partial Profits Early, Micro First Thrust, Moving From The Know Into The Unknown

In this episode, Dave discussed how to move from the known to the unknown when trading and when to consider taking partial profits a little early by thinking like Lester Love. Then, as usual, based on your questions he then went off on some tangents on a variety of subjects. He also discussed the Micro First Thrust pattern and why now is the time to be cautious in the markets. Finally, he then covered market and sector conditions, where he’s seeing opportunities, and answered your questions on individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 04/12/12 $7.95* 

Staying With Trades, The Skewed Nature of The Methodology, Money Management, Position Management

In this episode, Dave discussed why you should stay with trades and let the market make decisions for you. Then, based on your questions he discussed why you enter trades intra-day, the skewed nature of the methodology, and percent of account risk vs. percent of stop risk. As usual, he was jacked up on the Dew and went off on wild tangents, mostly on money and position management and trading psychology.  He then covered market and sector conditions, where he’s seeing opportunities, and answered your questions on individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 04/05/12 $7.95* 

Designer's Intent, How To Beat The Basic System, Money & Position Management, Playing the "Keep The Change" Game

In this episode, Dave discussed how to beat the basic system by scaling back in and using discretionary techniques. Then, based on your questions, he went off on some wild tangents including staying with winners using by playing the “keep the change” game, using your brains vs. mechanical trading, and designer’s intent when it comes to patterns.  He then covered market and sector conditions, where he’s seeing opportunities, and answered your questions on individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 03/29/12 $7.95* 

Understanding Scaling, Historical Volatility, Relative Strength

In this episode, Dave discussed why you need to pay attention to scaling when reading charts. Further, he discussed using historical volatility as a measure of beta, relative strength of sectors, and why you should ignore the inverted donkey jumping over a fence pattern. He then took your questions, and as usual, went off on several tangents.  Finally, he then covered market and sector conditions, where he’s seeing opportunities, and answered your questions on individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 03/22/12 $7.95* 

Following Your Plan-Staying With Positions, Discretionary Techniques For Taking Profits

In this episode, Dave discussed why you should obsess before you get into a trade and not afterwards—stick with positions and give them time to work. He then discussed discretionary techniques because you don’t always get a second chance. He then fielded your questions on trading.  He then covered market and sector conditions. And finally, as usual, he took your questions on individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 03/15/12 $7.95* 

Number of Positions, Micromanagement, Stock Selection, Planning, Patience, Trading Psychology

In this episode, Dave followed up on the how many positions you should have on by showing the ebb and flow for 2012 of positions that have hit profit targets, stopped out, and those that remain open. He also discussed how to not micromanage--focusing on planning and staying with trades, giving them time to reach fruition.  As usual, there were tangent conversations on a variety of topics. This week there was an emphasis on trading psychology.  He then covered market and sector conditions and discussed where he's finding opportunities. And, as usual, he took your questions on individual stocks

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 03/08/12 $7.95* 

Number of Positions, Money Management, Stock Selection, Trading Psychology

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 03/01/12 $7.95* 

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 02/23/12 $7.95* 

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 02/16/12 $7.95* 

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 02/12/12 $7.95* 

With Volatility Comes Opportunity

In this episode, Dave showed how the stocks that many people avoid due to volatility are the exact stocks they should be trading. You can't just blindly trade a stock because it is volatile though. Therefore, Dave shows you how to combine more volatile stocks with structure to create opportunities. He also showed you how to track your trades with an Excel spreadsheet. And, as usual, he went off on several tangents. This week they included money management and the psychology of trading.  He then covered market/sector action and where he's finding opportunities. Finally, he answered your questions on trading and individual stocks. 

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 02/02/12 $7.95* 

Trading Psychology-Making Decisions And Living With Them

In this episode, Dave talks about trading psychology and how trading boils down to making decisions and living with them. He also discusses how to control your emotions and getting your arms around your methodology.   As usual, he also covered market/sector action and where he's finding opportunities. Finally, he answered your questions on trading and individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 01/26/12 $7.95* 

In this episode, Dave covers how to handle opening gaps on entries.  Since conditions have been improving, the main focus of the show was the market/sector action and where he's finding opportunities. Finally, he answered your questions on trading and individual stocks.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 01/19/12 $7.95* 

In this episode, Dave answers your questions on money management. He also discusses overbought/oversold, Trend Pivot Pullbacks, Pullbacks In Transitional Patterns, Avoiding Opening Gap Reversals, Planning  Your Trade and Trading Your Plan, Trading Mean Reversion Moves In The Direction Of The Underlying Trend.  And, as always, he covered current market and sector action.

Dave Landry's The Week In Charts For 01/12/12 $7.95* 

In this episode, Dave recaps how to analyze your tradable universe to understand what's truly going on within the market. Further, he discusses why you should be leery of exaggerated claims and how to avoid "permanent market hypothesis"  Based on your questions, he also discusses various money and  position management techniques.  And, as always, he covered current market and sector action.