TRADING TIPS

Scan for This Trade Setup

Hubert Senters here.

Here is another scan that you should be doing with Ichimoku that you may not be doing with but I’ll be teaching over at Wealth 365.

And then also one of my partners Mark Helweg is going to be giving a talk. I’m going to HYPERLINK you to his registration page too.

It is a touch or a trade at the turning line. So this is the cloud, this is the turning line, that’s a standard line.

A lot of people asked like so far above the cloud what’s my option? You actually have two options, pullback touches the cloud and close back above it.

It’s called a touch and go or a kiss trade. That’s when you should scan for or manually filter for.

I’m now going to HYPERLINK you to Mark Helweg’s registration page for Wealth 365 where he’ll be talking about explosive options trading strategies.

Good luck. Hope it helps. You know how to fill out a form and I’ll see you on the next video.

Hubert.

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