Where Should I Enter? Finding that Perfect Entry Many traders focus only on one price when placing a trade. Unfortunately, the price they tend to focus on—the target—isn’t even the most important price of the … read more Dialing in the Entry
Where’s the Stop? Definition of a Stop We’ve written previously about how to choose a stop level, and are going to expand on that with this article. A stop price is the point that you … read more How to Choose a Stop Price
Volume Volume is simply a measure of how many shares of stock have traded over a given period of time. It’s one of the most basic and accessible numbers out there, but can still provide … read more Volume as a Trade Indicator
Target Prices Sometimes in trading it is easier to see where a stop should be placed to limit the potential downside of a trade, than it is to find a suitable target price for the … read more How to Choose a Target Price
There are an infinite number of ways to trade a chart. At Wanderer we’ve got a few favorites, and some are easier than others. The Wanderer Breakout Trade is among the most straightforward, high reward-to-risk … read more The Wanderer Breakout Trade
Getting Started Recently one of our Wanderer subscribers asked: Any insight for folks asking for trading advice who don’t have a lot to invest (sub $5k)? Other than, “work harder, save faster” of course. 😉 … read more Small Account—How To Get Started
The Double-B To trade effectively, you need different tools for different chart patterns. Some techniques are better suited for markets that are already trending higher, and others are designed to enter a potential reversal where … read more The Wanderer Double-B Trade
Pulling the Trigger Does anyone else struggle with pulling the trigger on a trade? Always seems like too many options and I can’t decide on which one to do. This is a question that a … read more Pulling the Trigger
I have a good friend who earned his chops in real estate. He’s very good at what he does, and the results show it. Real estate is an overly broad term that could mean all … read more The Wanderer KISS-50 Trade
After Hours Trading Pre-market trading in stocks occurs from 4 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. EST, and after-hours trading on a day with a normal session takes place from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. With the … read more Pre and Post-Market Trading