AtT Best of 2009 Part 1
I wanted to create a stable archive of the “Best Posts of 2009” from an educational and reference perspective, and without further delay, here are the selected best posts from Afraid to Trade of 2009!
This will be the first of a series of mini-archives which will focus on trading strategies and research.
Remember, I will be presenting on “Edge-Enhancing Price Principles” at the New York Trader’s Expo on Tuesday, February 16th at 4:30 EST which you can attend live via webinar (register at MoneyShow.com to create your schedule and view other webinars free as well).
Also, you can view the Full Afraid to Trade Archives by visiting the Archive Page.
The first links cover January – February 2009:
Research and Strategies
Peek Over Corey’s Shoulder to his Trading Screens
Gap Fade Stats for All of 2008
Simple vs Exponential Moving Averages
Why You Should Turn Off Indicators on Trend Days
Trading Rising and Falling Wedges
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Historical Posts:
A Technical Look at the 1987 Stock Market Crash
A Weekly Chart Look at the 1987 Market Crash
Confluence Support Zone for the 1987 Low
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Intraday Tactics/Summaries
The Most Perfect Trend Day Ever
Wednesday’s Trend Day Down with Flags
Trend Day turned Rounded Reversal
Monday’s Average Trend Day Down
Absolutely Fascinating Intraday Affairs
Trading the Strong Trend Day Down on Thursday
Interesting Developments in Friday Trend Day Down
A Little Trick in Friday’s Trend Day Up
15 minute Rounded Reversal in the DIA
Stay tuned for additional archive pages.

Thank You
Dear Corey,
Maybe today your favorite trade setup of 20 ema pullback emerged at 10206 in Dow & 1090 in spx. Be prepared.
That's true! It's not quite the Cradle – we got a nice profit from that trade last week – but it is an EMA convergence pullback.
No guarantees, but the stop is very close and the profit is far larger than the stop. It's an edge-trade (low risk) but in this environment, we could see price break through… very interesting.
That's true! It's not quite the Cradle – we got a nice profit from that trade last week – but it is an EMA convergence pullback.
No guarantees, but the stop is very close and the profit is far larger than the stop. It's an edge-trade (low risk) but in this environment, we could see price break through… very interesting.