The 8 Market Forces that Impact Trading per Roger Khoury, Ep #20

15 Price Action Patterns Insiders are Using If a hedge fund managers were using 15 specific price action patterns would you want to know?

Roger Khoury

Most people only take into account 3 of the 8 major forces that impact trading. This results in gaining money only to give it all right back—over and over again. To stop the bleeding—and actually keep your monetary gains—you MUST account for how all of the 8 major forces will impact your trading. So what are the 8 forces? Why are they important to be familiar with? Roger Khoury spills the details in this episode of How To Trade It. Don’t miss it!

Roger Khoury is an expert in the field of market forecasting, with over two decades of experience. In 2010, he developed an innovative probability-based form of price forecasting, called Market Vulnerability Analysis™ (or MVA™), to overcome an inherent flaw he had discovered in most trading systems and strategies, which is the root cause of large drawdowns and inconsistent results. This form of analysis enables its user to uniquely reduce the downside risks in the market, without sacrificing the upside performance potential.

What are the 8 major market forces that impact trading? @themarketdoctor shares more in this episode of How To Trade It! #stocks #trading #StockMarket #Investing #DayTrading #StockPicks Click To Tweet

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You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in…

  • [1:13] Stock market trading vulnerability and following your gut.
  • [8:36] Why humility, compliance, and determination matter in trading.
  • [12:15] Epiphany of self, the markets, and investing in trades not likely to lose money.
  • [17:06] The 8 major market forces that impact your trading.
  • [19:32] Understanding what forecasting the market is actually like.
  • [22:34] The counterintuitive timing of the swinging market pendulum.
  • [26:33] Special offer: 5-Day Market Forecasting Primer.

Humility, compliance, and determination

According to Roger, If you want to make money in the market, you must be teachable and open to the possibility that you aren’t always right. You need to have an open mind and be willing to change. Learn to comply with what actually works. Finally—although it seems contradictory to being teachable—you must also stay the course. How do you stay the course? How do you find consistent wins? Be determined, do NOT give up, and persevere along the right path.

How observing surfers led to an epiphany

Roger notes that when he observes surfers, they discriminately choose which waves to ride. They don’t chase every wave. Instead, they only use their efforts for the best waves. This patient and insightful approach resonated with him. Roger had an epiphany. He could compare the surfers to market forecasting and trading. Ultimately, this epiphany led to the development of his probability-based price forecasting method, Market Vulnerability Analysis™ (or MVA™). But first, he had to stop the bleeding. How did he do that? What is his forecasting method? Keep listening to find out!

In this episode of How To Trade It, @themarketdoctor shares how observing surfers led to an epiphany about the market. Don’t miss this interesting analogy! #stocks #trading #StockMarket #Investing #DayTrading #StockPicks Click To Tweet

The 8 major forces that impact everyday trading

Most novice investors only focus on the traditional fundamentals and perhaps supply and demand. But there are 6 other major forces of supply and demand—a total of 8—that are constantly impacting the success of your trades. Roger points out that it’s why you’re constantly blindsided! The only way to minimize your losses in trading is to know ALL of the forces and the vulnerability of each. This reduces drawdowns and increases your investment profits. So what are the 8 market forces?

  1. The traditional fundamentals.
  2. Geopolitical forces.
  3. Volatility phase shifts.
  4. Market sentiment.
  5. Liquidity Levels.
  6. Prime liquidity pools.
  7. Imbalances in Supply and Demand.
  8. Technical analysis and its impact on the market.

Roger covers a few of these in this episode, but it’s important to be familiar with all of the forces and how they’ll impact your trading.

Counterintuitive timing of the swinging market pendulum

Roger notes—in order to find success in trading—you need to view all of the forces and become adept at recognizing imbalances in supply and demand. The market is always swinging like a pendulum. Knowing exactly what causes that swing—specific to a particular trade you’re considering—grants insight into when to move and when to pass on a trade. Using blanket methods only results in inconsistent results. So what is the best method to use? Roger believes he’s found the answer with his indicator. Learn more about it by listening to the whole episode!

Why do you need to understand that causes the market to swing? @themarketdoctor shares his thoughts in this episode of How To Trade It—so check it out! #stocks #trading #StockMarket #Investing #DayTrading #StockPicks Click To Tweet

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