. You’re trying to go long because the 5-minute chart looks 'oversold,' but you haven't realized the 60-minute trend is a falling knife and the Daily chart just broke a primary support level."
These reviews and interviews provide deeper insight into Brian Shannon's methodology and the practical value of his book: Before learning Shannon’s method, Marco would: Print out
Shannon’s method avoids the trap of looking at a single chart. Instead, you use to make high-probability trades: Before learning Shannon’s method
: Experts from the SteadyTrade Podcast emphasize that while it gets into the "nitty-gritty" of technicals, it remains accessible for "newbies". master the market.
Before learning Shannon’s method, Marco would:
Print out a checklist of the 4-step process above and tape it to your monitor. For 90% of traders, the problem isn't finding the "PDF"—it's executing the discipline of looking at three charts before every single trade. Master the time frames, master the market.
Identifies the overall trend and major support/resistance levels. Intermediate (Daily):
. You’re trying to go long because the 5-minute chart looks 'oversold,' but you haven't realized the 60-minute trend is a falling knife and the Daily chart just broke a primary support level."
These reviews and interviews provide deeper insight into Brian Shannon's methodology and the practical value of his book:
Shannon’s method avoids the trap of looking at a single chart. Instead, you use to make high-probability trades:
: Experts from the SteadyTrade Podcast emphasize that while it gets into the "nitty-gritty" of technicals, it remains accessible for "newbies".
Before learning Shannon’s method, Marco would:
Print out a checklist of the 4-step process above and tape it to your monitor. For 90% of traders, the problem isn't finding the "PDF"—it's executing the discipline of looking at three charts before every single trade. Master the time frames, master the market.
Identifies the overall trend and major support/resistance levels. Intermediate (Daily):