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Silver Potential
/by Peter BrandtSilver
An asset showing potential. Silver is a market with a tendency to form H&S patterns with stunted or abbreviated right shoulders. This is currently the case on the daily chart. I would greatly prefer to see a decline below 16.40 followed by an advance and close above 17.50. Such a scenario would entice me to be long Silver. Read MoreJack Schwager – Peter Brandt Interview – Part 3 (Final)
/by Peter BrandtJack Schwager - Peter Brandt Interview - Part 3
Part Three, 45 minutes - Jack interviews Peter: Personal worst trading mistake, getting out of a trade, four pillars of the Factor Service, favorite and least favorite patterns, trading plan now vs. just starting out, worst mistakes traders make. Final interview of the series recorded in December. . https://youtu.be/5JM0uBGnxIE Read MoreJack Schwager – Peter Brandt Interview – Part 2
/by Peter BrandtJack Schwager - Peter Brandt Interview - Part 2
Part 2 of the three part interview series recorded in December. Read MoreSo you want to become a full-time trader
/by Peter BrandtA frequent question from aspiring traders goes something like this: “How do I know the right time to quit my job in order to trade full time?”…
Stock Market Index – Nasdaq
/by Peter BrandtYou can’t keep a good dog down. There are some wonderful traders I follow that have been calling for imminent collapse of the U.S. stock market.
Perfect Soybean Oil
/by Peter BrandtSoybean Oil futures
This blog post is relation to the H&S Soybean Oil pattern identified within the post from September 12th https://www.peterlbrandt.com/soybean-oil-next/ The weekly Soybean Oil continuation graph has completed one of the most perfect textbook H&S bottom patterns I have seen in 41 years following futures markets.