Jason comes from an investing family and started investing from an early age after the introduction of PEPs (personal equity plan) in the UK during the 1980’s. After a couple of decades investing through funds Jason made the move to single stocks focusing on small to mid cap growth stocks to ride big trends and larger main market shares to catch shorter swing style moves. The methods used are primarily end of day methodologies. Jason shares content via www.tradingbases.co.uk and takes you on a daily market screening routine that keeps you in tune with what the markets are doing and which stocks and sectors are trending. It’s an educational journey every day where over time you will learn how stocks actually trade and how to build a playbook around them. Jason will focus on classical charting, position sizing, risk management, trade management, daily process and market trends. He will show you how he finds the best growth stocks by introducing you to growth trends and the real fundamentals that move growth stocks.
In this article I will continue focusing on primary and secondary trends but this time I will use moving averages to define market phases. You can also view Part 1 of this article Lessons from the Trend (Part 1): Breakouts for more primary trend details that relate to what we are talking about here. For
All the best trends in the market need to start somewhere. I’m going to show you how to define a trend using two methods and offer some thoughts and reasoning on position management. For my next two articles I will focus on primary trends. If you are unsure what I mean by primary trends please
In this article I’m going to cover some big picture charting and try my best to bring across to the reader three different time frames of managing money or lanes of investing that every investor can connect with in one form or another. In addition, I also want to offer some reasoning as to why