Entries by Peter Brandt

Tweet Storm

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While on Twitter last night, I engaged followers in an unscripted Q&A session. The exercise was quite enjoyable in fact and we thought we would share the experience on the website today. Here is a transcript of that Tweet Storm for you.

A Real Vision Video Series with Peter Brandt EPISODE FOUR – THE HUMAN ELEMENT

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CHARTING MASTERCLASSES FROM A TRADING LEGEND

Peter Brandt is a classical chartist and has been a trading legend in the foreign exchange and futures markets since 1975. In this exclusive five-part series, Peter shares his knowledge and the framework he has developed to trade successfully with chart-based analysis.
EPISODE FOUR – THE HUMAN ELEMENT
Peter Brandt examines the often ignored but crucial human element of trading, which plays such an important role in market speculation. Peter says, “If you want to really know yourself, become a trader.” Watch as he isolates the impact of emotions and how to manage them to give traders an edge.

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A Final Move

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I have written extensively about the possibility of a Q1 low at or just above 1200. The daily chart displays a possible continuation descending triangle.

A Collection of Member Q&A’s

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Member Q&A's with 40+ years of insight

 

The below are just a few (of hundreds) Q&A's we receive at the Factor Service.  We thought you might find some of these helpful.
Question:Peter, could you condense as briefly as possible the approach you take to trading?
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A Real Vision Video Series with Peter Brandt EPISODE THREE – CLASSICAL CHARTING & TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

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CHARTING MASTERCLASSES FROM A TRADING LEGEND

Peter Brandt is a classical chartist and has been a trading legend in the foreign exchange and futures markets since 1975. In this exclusive five-part series, Peter shares his knowledge and the framework he has developed to trade successfully with chart-based analysis.
EPISODE THREE – CLASSICAL CHARTING & TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Peter Brandt delves into the world of classical charting and technical analysis. Peter explains what charts can tell you and importantly what they can’t, with a lesson on the major pattern formations he looks for and the crucial ability to spot false breakouts. There’s also a number of practical examples of how price trend action has followed chart patterns in some of the major commodity and foreign exchange markets.

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