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Learn how to turn a “nightmare” into an opportunity
Senior Tutorial Instructor Wayne Gorman walks you through how to turn a potentially aggravating trading “nightmare” into a trading opportunity. Wayne explains the rules and guidelines for Combinations and then jumps into two real-world trading scenarios: Japanese Yen and Robusta Coffee. This course teaches you how to navigate price action when there’s uncertainty in the marketplace.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- What are the two different types of combinations
- The subdivisions and shapes of combinations
- How combinations differ from single corrective structures and double and triple zigzags
- How to anticipate when combinations will occur
- What rules and guidelines govern subdivisions of combinations
- What are some of the biggest misconceptions about combinations
- How to set entry, stop, price target, and exit levels when trading combinations
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