How to trade Commodities - Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, Natural Gas

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Hi Kamlesh valuable information you have provided. I use some chart those are free to download. They prices are in dollar. They are on real time chart. So doing any technical study on it help me to take position in local market. Can u provide your contact number so that we can share the things.
Hi Vinod....Please go through all the posts in the thread.
You would love it!....i hope.

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Hi i need tips on commodities trading.. i have already into commodities trading for gold and silver... but got huge loss in silver.. please anyone suggest me the technical analysis how to make money in commodities trading please...
Please go through all the posts in the thread and keep a track of it.
I hope in a few months you would do much better with some hard work, of course.


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In this scenario Where to book profits?
At every lower low ?
or at last when trend line break upside ?
And suppose I have taken position at first kiss when to exit it??.... at next lower low or add in to when next lower high forms and exit all the trades at trend line break? :confused:
Best way is to lock profits first by a trailing Stop Loss order.
Initially two candles back then one candle back.

By experience we get a better feel where to exit after we have already locked in some profits.
(a) LL
(b) at Number support like $80, $75, $70 etc.
(c) Bullish Stoch crossover.
(d) HH-HL in immediate lower TF.
(e) Descending channel by BRL and a parallel line passing through LL.
(f) Fibonacci projections


Wherever there is a chance of good support, or market gets bullish news etc. we exit.
I think Stochastics crossover is a better choice for a beginner.

Remember picking the bottom is not what we try.

Finally, i don't do pyramiding in this method. I don't find any place to do so.


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