Shiro Kiriko's Ascendantism ~ About Perception and Settings ~
Hello everyone. I’m Akiko Shiro. The world is full of discussions about the novel coronavirus, but it seems influenza is also spreading. I hope you are not feeling unwell?
This video’s theme is “Way of Reading the Market,” and it shows my morning routine when I day trade.
Using Monex Securities’ Trade Station, I talk about how I use the Radar Screen, among other things.
This video is recommended for the following people.
・People who want to know how to read the market signals when day trading
・People who want to know how to use the Radar Screen in Trade Station
・People who don’t know what to pay attention to when reading market signals
Whether you want to try Trade Station or you’re already using it, please take a look.
Now, on a day I day trade, the first thing I do in the morning is to “read the market signals.”
I’ve also customized the Radar Screen used in the Kirameki Chart.
The customization is simple!! Remove items you don’t need from the Radar Screen’s defaults, such as sell orders.
The POINT is to place 【Previous Close】 next to 【Sell Orders】 and 【Buy Orders】!
With this, the radar screen for reading market signals is complete.
I then compare this with the chart. I’ve explained how to set up the Kirameki Chart in my blog and in previous videos, so please refer to those.
By the way, to delete unnecessary items, right-click on the item area of the Radar Screen (such as the Sell Orders) and click Delete.
What I focus on when reading market signals are the three items lined up: the previous close, sell orders, and buy orders, and I compare them.
What can be inferred from market signals will be shown in the video.
Market signals can be read from 8:00 AM, but since some people place orders and cancel them until 8:45, I don’t rely on that and prefer to watch from 8:50 until just before the market opens.
After the market opens, I trade by looking at the chart rather than the market signals.
That is my morning routine up to this point.
I discuss how to read the chart in my blog and in other videos.
By the way, in the Radar Screen, when orders come in, the stock code flashes, and after the market opens, if the price is higher than the previous day, the price is displayed in red; if it is lower, the price is displayed in blue.
I post my daily buying and selling using Kirameki Chart with Trade Station on my blog.
Please refer to it.
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