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What is momentum trading?
Momentum trading is similar but not the same as trading breakouts. Momentum trading buys positions when the price is rising with the hope of offloading the position to someone else at a higher price. When you decide to start trading there is a way to profit. How? - find securities that are moving higher. Momentum trading is buying & selling positions according to the recent strength of price trends. If there is enough force behind a price move, it will continue to move in the same direction. Sometimes it's disappointing when they don't follow the script.

The "HappyCat Strategy" isn't a fancy strategy
Momentum trading is a strategy that uses the strength of price movements & buying positions that are rising & sell when they are considered to have peaked. Working with volatility finds buying opportunities in short-term uptrends & sell them when they start to lose momentum.

In a nutshell
As Momentum traders, we seek to identify the strength of a trend, then open a position to take advantage of the expected price change - closing the position when the trend starts to lose its strength. Simple & effective, well that's the plan at least.

Skate.

<blockquote data-quote="Skate" data-source="post: 1093492" data-attributes="member: 57364">[ATTACH=full]109129[/ATTACH]What is momentum trading?Momentum trading is similar but not the same as trading breakouts. Momentum trading buys positions when the price is rising with the hope of offloading the position to someone else at a higher price. When you decide to start trading there is a way to profit. How? - find securities that are moving higher. Momentum trading is buying &amp; selling positions according to the recent strength of price trends. If there is enough force behind a price move, it will continue to move in the same direction. Sometimes it&#039;s disappointing when they don&#039;t follow the script.The &quot;HappyCat Strategy&quot; isn&#039;t a fancy strategyMomentum trading is a strategy that uses the strength of price movements &amp; buying positions that are rising &amp; sell when they are considered to have peaked. Working with volatility finds buying opportunities in short-term uptrends &amp; sell them when they start to lose momentum. In a nutshellAs Momentum traders, we seek to identify the strength of a trend, then open a position to take advantage of the expected price change - closing the position when the trend starts to lose its strength. Simple &amp; effective, well that&#039;s the plan at least.Skate.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Skate, post: 1093492, member: 57364"] [ATTACH type="full"]109129[/ATTACH] [B]What is momentum trading?[/B] Momentum trading is similar but not the same as trading breakouts. Momentum trading buys positions when the price is rising with the hope of offloading the position to someone else at a higher price. When you decide to start trading there is a way to profit. How? - find securities that are moving higher. Momentum trading is buying & selling positions according to the recent strength of price trends. If there is enough force behind a price move, it will continue to move in the same direction. Sometimes it's disappointing when they don't follow the script. [B]The "HappyCat Strategy" isn't a fancy strategy[/B] Momentum trading is a strategy that uses the strength of price movements & buying positions that are rising & sell when they are considered to have peaked. Working with volatility finds buying opportunities in short-term uptrends & sell them when they start to lose momentum. [B]In a nutshell[/B] As Momentum traders, we seek to identify the strength of a trend, then open a position to take advantage of the expected price change - closing the position when the trend starts to lose its strength. Simple & effective, well that's the plan at least. Skate. [/QUOTE]

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