Shannon categorizes all market price action into four distinct stages:
Used for precise entry and stop-loss placement. Key Technical Tools
– The primary uptrend where price consistently stays above key moving averages. This is the only phase where Shannon recommends looking for long entries. Shannon categorizes all market price action into four
: A sideways period after a downtrend where institutional players build positions; volatility is low, and the price sits below key moving averages.
Shannon teaches that you should not have one exit. Scale out: : A sideways period after a downtrend where
Short-sell the asset or remain in cash. Do not "buy the dip" during a structural Stage 4 markdown. How to Set Up Your Timeframes
Supporting authors ensures that high-quality trading education continues to be produced. Investing in your education by purchasing the book legally mirrors the discipline required to be a successful trader. Conclusion: The Path to Mastery Do not "buy the dip" during a structural Stage 4 markdown
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Classic trendlines are not just drawing tools; they represent shifting supply and demand. Shannon teaches how to draw trendlines on multiple timeframes to identify “trend bends.” A break of a daily trendline is significant, but a break of an hourly trendline within a daily trend may be a false signal. The book provides clear rules to distinguish between noise and true reversals.