Multi-day to multi-week strategies that capture larger moves with fewer, higher-quality trades.
The 1-2-3 reversal pattern explained step by step — how to identify the three points, where to enter, and how to manage the trade on stocks, forex and gold.
How to find, draw and trade supply and demand zones, with rules for zone quality, entries, stops and targets on futures, forex and stocks.
A complete swing trading strategy for stocks, ETFs and forex — how to find strong trends, time the pullback entry, place stops and manage the position over days to weeks.
Swing trading holds positions for several days to a few weeks to catch one leg of a larger move. It needs less screen time than day trading, but positions are exposed to overnight and weekend gaps.
Most swing setups buy pullbacks in an established trend or trade breakouts from consolidation, using daily and 4-hour charts. Stops are wider, so position sizes are smaller for the same percentage risk.
In forex and CFDs, check the overnight financing (swap) cost, and check whether your prop firm allows holding over weekends.
Related: Swing pullback strategy · Supply & demand · Moving averages · Position size calculator
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