For Educational Purposes Only at the moment.

Do you want to understand the financial markets? Forget Fundamental and Technical Analysis. Look at any price chart of an asset, it is like the waves and the tides of the sea. It doesn’t go up in a straight line, it could do, you could also have a Tsunami but both cases would be extremely rare and exceptional occurrences.

Yes you need to conceptualize just a little and a little bit of basic statistics helps. You need to be able to figure out how much an asset is expected to move in any given time frame. Maybe you daytrade, if so you might want to know at what level should I buy or sell, open or close a position. I can help you, I can explain what the expected move up or down should be, and I can add a probability to that potential occurrence..

For example you might be looking at stock which might not be very volatile at the moment, so you might expect a move of plus or minus 6 USD during the day, its current price is 529 USD and its volatility let us say is about 18 % which at the moment is quite docile historically. So how would i take advantage of a sudden move during the day? Let us say the previous daily close was 529 USD and it is just after lunch and the price has fallen to 523 USD. The probability of a retracement so that the price closes the day above 523 USD is 84%.

I can teach you how to apply this to any asset which is exchange traded. Now imagine you want to look at intraday movement perhaps on an hourly basis and using the same technique now we look for a movement within the hour of plus or minus 2.33 USD. We know at what level the stock was on the hour so all we have to do is to look for a 2.33 USD movement, if it goes up we sell, if it goes down by 2.33 USD we purchase.

Now you ask but i can not sell short this is why you will need to open a CFD account (Cash For Difference), so you don’t actually buy or sell the actual underlying but a monetary proxy.