How to Use NYSE Tick Data to Pinpoint Entries
Join me as I walk through how I use the NYSE Tick and show you how to apply these principles to make your own trading more successful.
Join me as I walk through how I use the NYSE Tick and show you how to apply these principles to make your own trading more successful.
Over the years after testing out various methods and indicators I have taken away more and more from my screen. I thought I would challenge myself and consolidate my trading screen once again.
This was my most drastic change yet…
When was the last time you had a “light bulb” moment?
Most of my discoveries and “light bulb” moments (surprisingly) don’t happen during the trading day. Here are some ideas to help prime your brain to make big strides in your trading.
Keep it Simple.
That adage ‘KISS’ says it all. When developing trading rules it’s important to keep our trading screens as simple as possible. Find out how simplifying my trading screen improved my trading.
The NYSE Tick Index gives us the relationship of stocks up ticking versus down ticking at their last traded price. The Tick is an extremely useful tool for intraday traders.
Market Internals are similar to the instrument cluster on your car, without them you really do not know the condition of the market environment or how fast you are moving.
We’ve all heard the saying…
“The trend is your friend until the end”
In this post I outline techniques for identifying the trend, getting in, and staying in until it fails.
Trading with the NYSE tick can lead to increased efficiency in your entry’s and exits. While it is most commonly used for intraday trading, it is possible to trade larger timeframes. The NYSE tick is only available during regular trading hours of 9:30 AM EST – 4:00 PM EST as the data is derived from the New York Stock Exchange.