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| Trading strategies work best when executions align with market conditions. A classic swing trade in a fast-moving market or a momentum position in dull congestion both produce bad results. Recognizing the interface that separates a momentum market from a swing market allows you to shift strategy when conditions change. But the signal that a new trend or range has begun doesn't necessarily provide you with a low-risk, high-reward entry point. It tells you to pay attention and wait for the price action to set up with fresh opportunities. So how do you know when a shift has occurred on the trend-range axis? Watch the price action closely at trendlines, channels and other potential S/R range break locations. |
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