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This Is Why You Should Use Trendlines In Your Trading

By Tsutae Kamada | TradingMarkets.com
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Gold is the best performing sector this morning. Look at the daily chart of the Gold Index below. The rising trendline is still intact, but it is forming a bearish tail again. If you own gold stocks, maybe it is good time to take partial profits.



10:13:41 (from TradersWire)
The clock is three minutes fast.

Action

Symbol

Order Type

Setup

Stop

 Target

Current Price

Posted By

Sell

IBM sell stop at 74.98 pullback 75.20 74.70 75.08

TK

IBM gave us a clear sell signal. Shortly after 9:45, the stock began to pullback from its intraday low. But, the declining trendline and the 20-period EMA were too tough to overcome. I placed a sell stop order just below the 75 level.

10:29:56
Follow up on IBM (Pt 2)
It has hit our target. Cover your remaining shares or re-adjust your stop.



Did you take a double bottom buy after covering your short positions?

If you have questions, feel free to mail them to me.




 


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