The Arizona Rules - Rob Booker
The Arizona Rules - Rob Booker
The Arizona Rules - Rob Booker
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Phase #3: <strong>The</strong> “Phoenix” Phase, Trade Type #4 (“Scottsdale”), CONTINUED<br />
Here are some other thoughts about Scottsdale trades:<br />
1. Scottsdale trades are my favorite Phoenix Phase trade. <strong>The</strong>se trades keep the stop<br />
loss tight, and the profit target is farther away.<br />
2. When trading Scottsdale trades, you might consider using the 9,3,3 Stochastic, or<br />
the 30,10,10 Stochastic, or even some other Stochastic setting that you feel works<br />
best. I suggest using the 9,3,3 at the beginning of a Phoenix Phase (the first 100<br />
candles, when the trend is strong, and fresh, and there is lots of momentum and<br />
strength), and then switching over to the 30,10,10 afterwards.<br />
3. If, in a trend, the 9,3,3 and the 30,10,10 both go OB/OS, at the same time, this<br />
can be a very strong indicator of a good Scottsdale trade coming up. This is rare.<br />
Remember to test on your own to find what works best for you.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re are lots and lots of examples of the Scottsdale trades that I take in the<br />
chart school blog.<br />
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