At Trademark Academy, we believe that everything that happens throughout each day is connected; every move is connected to the previous one. For example, if a stock has been climbing the market throughout the day, we will continue with that mindset and expect the stock to continue climbing. We base our predictions on what has been happening until now. In other words, each day is one long story. This logical way of analyzing the market has proven successful many times over.
The market is based on all the psychology that goes on behind it. Each move in the market comes into form as a result of a psychological move amongst the market players. There is a reason for every move. For example, if a stock starts out at a given price at the beginning of a day and rises throughout the day, there is a reason behind this. For every trade, there is a buyer and seller. In our example, if the price of the stock is rising, this means that there is a rise in demand for the stock; the buyer is very interested in this particular stock. The seller will, therefore, begin to raise the cost because he knows the buyer will agree to pay the higher price. And the seller will continue increasing the price as long as he is sure the buyer is still totally interested in buying. This is how the worth of a stock can increase a lot within a short amount of time.
In another example, we can examine a stock that is holding in a specific price area for a while without going any higher or lower. Psychologically, this means that neither the buyer nor the seller think that this stock is worth more or less that a certain amount. The buyer refuses to pay more for the stock and the seller refuses to sell it for less than the specified amount.
From this we see that the market is, in truth, a match between real players, and the moves that show in the market are only the technical demonstration of emotions and human decisions. The players of the market are actual people, human beings, trading with each other.
At Trademark Academy, we teach strategies that combine both the technical and psychological plays of the market. We do not base our decisions on the technical alone. We delve into the technical and analyze the psychological reasoning behind each move. And only when there is a good psychological reason behind a move, do we look to get involved in a trade. At Trademark Academy, we teach a strategy of patterns that are both psychological and technical-based.
Trademark Academy offers a great risk-reward. Most other strategies expect their players to win more trades than they lose in order to make profit. For example, a trader would be required to win at least 70% of the time, while losing only 30% of the time. The amount that a trader gains from a win is the same amount that a trader loses from a loss. Therefore, a trader must be sure to win trades most of his time trading, as he is not making enough profit on his wins to cover his losing trades. In other words, in order to be successful in the market according to these strategies, a trader has to really know what he is doing and be willing to lose a lot of his capital.
At Trademark Academy, however, we offer a much more sensible strategy. By us, it is not so important to be right so often. According to our strategy, a trader will gain more capital from winning trades than what he loses from losing trades. A trader still has a good chance of making profit even if he is right only 30% of the time. If a trader wins 3 out of 10 times, he is already ahead of the game.
In summation, Trademark Academy offers a strategy of three basic components that surpasses all others. For one, we believe that every move is connected to the previous one; each day is one long story. Second, in order for us to take a trade, both technical and psychological patterns are required. Third, we have a great risk-reward, giving you a better chance.