Do Not Trade Choppy Markets

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Posted on June 13th, 2009 in Trading Systems | 226No Comments »Do+Not+Trade+Choppy+Markets2009-06-13+23%3A39%3A08admin

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One of the surest ways to have a lot of bad trades is to try and trade in a choppy market.

So how do you know when the market is choppy?, one of the simplest tests is to look at some simple moving averages, a common one is the 50 SMA, the test is that if the the 50 SMA is flat then there is a good chance that the price action will be irratic and difficult to trade.

Learn a lot more about how to avoid choppy markets by reading this guide:

How To Avoid Choppy Markets

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