Is technical analysis still as "reliable" in times of high volatility?

[shulink]

What do you mean by circumference?

I mean any market condition.

 

[shulink]

You can use TA to short stocks too.

Yah, but shorting is very risky for me. Who knows when is the bottom and the stocks rebounds.

 

[mazzatelli1000]

Yah, but shorting is very risky for me. Who knows when is the bottom and the stocks rebounds.

That is your own perception.

Stocks crash much faster than when they rally. It is risky either way

 

[Nick Radge]

Yah, but shorting is very risky for me. Who knows when is the bottom and the stocks rebounds.

Going long is very risky for me. Who knows when the market will top and crash.

 

[shulink]

Going long is very risky for me. Who knows when the market will top and crash.

I set stop loss for my stock, so I normally don't lose a lot on 1 stock.

 

[shulink]

That is your own perception.

Stocks crash much faster than when they rally. It is risky either way

yah that's true, it depends on the economic condition.

 

[Nick Radge]

I set stop loss for my stock, so I normally don't lose a lot on 1 stock.

As do I on my shorts...

 

[skc]

What do you mean by circumference?

I mean any market condition.

So you did not mean 3.14159 times the diameter of a circle

 

[shulink]

So you did not mean 3.14159 times the diameter of a circle

sorry about my english, we don't need "pie" for trading.