Renko charts trading patterns and setups consistently and clearly repeat, making them effective for usage in a trading method. And then by using a tick chart for confirmation of price location, momentum strength, and market conditions – the renko chart strategies profitability and winning percentage can be further increased.
We have discussed renko chart trading and the combination of a renko chart with a price bar chart. In this video we are going to add a 2nd renko chart with a different brick size to the combination. Why – in an attempt to eliminate some of the extended price envelope reverse swings that don’t give a renko trade setup for entry.
Renko trading strategies video that primarily focuses on: (1) how the renko trade setups are traded more profitably, when they are synched with a price bar chart (2) how the renko-bar chart strategies have been integrated into our method, by discussing the specific charts shown in the context of day trading – and as if they were used for stocks and options position trading.
Renko charts trading video that reviews a series of trades, with the focus on trade management and the initial risk and profit targets used – especially in light of the chart being made of the fixed renko bricks, instead of actual price bars.
In this trading video I am focused on discussing: (1) Position trading, especially for an ETF portfolio – and comparing a 60 minute chart to a renko chart ‘matched’ to it (2) Adding the USO ETF to the portfolio – and discussing trades for the last month (3) Our renko brick size and price envelope percent parameters – and how I have been using a ‘visual’ approach to select these.
I have continued the trading video discussing renko base trade setups on the emini russell, now talking about position trading the IWM Russell 2000 ETF. Of specific note is how our trading method can use the same trade setups, regardless of the underlying, time frame, or chart types.
This video discusses an emini russell day trading chart and whether any renko base trade setups occur – and if not, can any of the price envelope reverses be trade? Additionally discussed is the russell etf and position trading it on a renko chart as part of an etf portfolio, using our stock and option trading strategies.
This was a good chart for discussing the renko midline reject trade setup, because (1) there were 2 midline reject brick patterns that were not full setups to take the trade (2) there were 2 midline reject brick patterns that were slightly different – but the trades were done because of having very good price continuation components.
This video continues discuss the renko midline reject setup entry timing. Of particular focus is a trading chart discussion and whether there was any reason not to enter all of the trades on the reverse brick after the midline reject – I also point out 2 trades that I really shouldn’t have taken and why.
The price envelope reverse midline reject is my favorite renko trade setup and is easy to identify on the chart. But what is not as clear is the actual entry timing – and entering inside an uncompleted brick after the reject -vs- waiting for that brick to complete and begin a new brick.
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