Learning thread (things I’ve learned that helped me become a better trader and can make you better traders too):

-EMA (Exponential Moving Average) the sum of a stocks closing price in a set time frame
- common time frames used: 15,25,50,200
-MACD (Moving Average Coverage Divergence)
- basically is a indicator that tracks momentum of a stock (oversold vs. over bought)

-RSI (Relative Strength Index) another way to tell momentum
-goes between 0 and 100
-generally over 70 is over bought and under 30 is oversold
-in a bull market the RSI usually remains 40 - 90 and in bear markets it is usually is 10 - 60

When a stock is facing resistance the RSI usually is between 50 and 60
- the RSI is a good tool to also find when a stock is losing momentum or gaining some

A great visual from http://commodity.com  shows how to know when to sell and buy depending on the RSI.

Lines of support:
- a price that the market sets naturally. if the price dips it will stop dipping at that price
-it stops there because people see that price as a point where they want to buy again
-it is a price where the stock dips to multiple times and goes back up

Lines of resistance:
-the opposite of a line of support
-if a stock rises to a price the resistance is a price that shareholders will usually sell at so the stock will bounce off of that line back down because that is where people tend to sell

Websites I use often:
-finviz
-stockcharts
-chartmills
-bezinga

I don’t usually post about options but this is where is learned about them:

Hope this helped. Let’s beat the market together.