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Trading Experts

Detailed notes on strategies, teachings, and key insights from trading experts I follow and learn from.


Primary Experts (Detailed Notes)

  • Matt (Trading Equilibrium)


    Primary mentor - paid service I follow daily. Range contraction, inside days, quick exits.

    Detailed Notes

  • Dave Wyse


    Multi-timeframe momentum, institutional behavior, the 11 retail trader mistakes.

    Detailed Notes

  • Gareth Soloway


    Price action analysis on stocks, crypto, and precious metals. Multiple pivot S/R.

    Detailed Notes

  • Francis Hunt (The Market Sniper)


    Pure price action without lagging indicators. HVF patterns, risk management.

    Detailed Notes

  • Dan Zanger (Dano)


    Chart patterns, volume analysis, institutional demand timing, scaling out strategy.

    Detailed Notes

  • Tori Trades


    Trend line analysis and ranking methodologies.

    Detailed Notes

  • Pete


    RSI levels (90/10), Laguerre RSI with 0.7 gamma.

    Detailed Notes

  • Hari Seldon


    Key warnings about repeating beginner mistakes.

    Notes

  • Mark Minervini


    US Investing Champion, SEPA methodology, growth stock trading.

    Notes

  • Stan Weinstein


    Stage analysis, market timing, long-term trend following.

    Notes


Quick Reference

Expert Focus Area Key Concept
Matt Swing Trading Range contraction, inside days, -0.43R avg loss
Dave Wyse Multi-TF Momentum Institutional behavior, 11 retail mistakes
Gareth Soloway Price Action Multiple pivot support/resistance, probability thinking
Francis Hunt Pure Price Action HVF patterns, immediate feedback
Dan Zanger (Dano) Chart Patterns + Risk Buy near close, scaling out strategy
Tori Trades Trend Lines Trend line ranking
Pete RSI 90/10 levels, Laguerre RSI
Hari Seldon Mentorship Dave Wyse recommendation
Mark Minervini Growth Stocks SEPA methodology, US champion
Stan Weinstein Stage Analysis Market timing, trend following
Speculator.io Market Insights Charts, tech trends, Tesla analysis

Other Traders (Quick Notes)

Zanger's Golden Rules

Gap & ORB Rules

  • If big move prev day, check 15/30m ORB to see if holding
  • Never chase gap up/down > 2-4% unless coming out of large base
  • Use 15m ORB on stocks > 5%

Zanger Philosophy

"Stocks are only good when they are going up."


Ben of Verified Investing

RSI Rubber Band Effect

Having too low RSI under say 30-40 entire day on a stock getting hammered also sometimes acts like a rubber band and may push up for small 3-4% push-ups.


Richard Moglen

Uses something called Relative Measured Volatility... and also has a relative strength indicator (I think it's close to my 50 NRSI with 20 day signal line).

Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlRunaELLLs


TradingEdge Guy

Tradingedge guy is really good at picking stock names. I made good money by entering his stocks like HOOD and telling myself to stay long like position trade.

Should probably subscribe back to him after a few months.


Amit (amitisinvesting)

Why Simple Works

Amit is investing will be successful because: he says after making a lot of money in HOOD and PLTR now he wants to add another stock i.e. AMZN to dip buying strategy because it hasn't moved much this year and is probably safe to bet on MAG7 and rotate some profits into it.

He is not doing anything special; he is not trying to prove to his own insecurity inside that he is smart by counter trade trending. He did very basic dip buying and now he is making a safe move.

He is not that smart and that's why he will make it in stock market.


Common Themes

What all these traders share:

  1. Defined risk - Know your stop before entry
  2. Cut losers fast - Don't let small losses become big
  3. Let winners run - But take partials
  4. Trade what you know - Familiar setups and stocks
  5. Context matters - Market environment affects everything
  6. Probability thinking - Nothing is 100%

Everyone Uses Indicators

The Hidden Truth

I am pretty sure every major trader or even minor firm has some kind of indicator or confluence of indicators or algo which flashes buy or sell at multiple time frames.

All these service guys or Matt act like they just stare at charts and take decisions. Perhaps they do but...