RedKTrader

TA Researcher & Coach.
Original Pro tools on classic TA: EVEREX, VADER, TPX, VARSI, CoRa WAve & SALMA.
Creator of the Tri-View system & TACT Coaching Series.

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

Thanks again — we just tested plain http from 48 locations worldwide, including Singapore, and all redirect correctly to https. A Pingora 500 would be on Cloudflare’s side rather than ours; if it happens again for real visitors we’ll raise it with our host. Appreciate the heads-up!

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

Quick Announcement: 🚀 https://t.co/Rt2UkG55Ak is now live

Glad to share that i just launched my new website, with everything in one place:
- My original TA concepts explained: EVEREX, VADER, TPX, VARSI, CoRa WAve and SALMA
- A brief on the Tri-View multi-timeframe method, and TACT, my coaching series
- User guides and link to join the new (free) RedK Learning Library
- The Pro Toolbox, also available for subscription here on the TradingView Marketplace
- Trial and reviewer access form for my Pro Toolbox indicators
- Free indicator tips, blog articles, and many other frequently updated resources
- Coming soon: video explainers, walkthru's, system packs and playbooks

Please visit the website often - add to your favorite - connect with me and share any questions or topics you'd like me to focus on. There's a lot of work in the pipeline, so stay tuned. 🙏

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

Indicator Tip: How @RedKTrader MMTStop helps you maximize return on an open trade:

1. Pick the stop method that fits your trade plan and your timeframe.
2. Read the stop zones: Safe = let it run, Watch = pay attention, Critical = time to take action?
3. Set the Critical zone alert so you don't have to watch every bar.

- Check out this chart example.
https://t.co/ODJFKXdQhf
$AAPL

[Are these tips useful? tell me in the comments - which indicator ? ]

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

@JC_Investment Interesting...!

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

@chikuos_hq Thanks for re-checking! Plain http:// now redirects to https on our side (both with and without www) — just retested from an outside checker as well.

If you’re still seeing a 500, could you share the exact URL and the tool you’re using? Might be a cached result.

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

@chikuos_hq got it.. fixed.. thanks again!

[Julian Komar @BlogJulianKomar]

One of the hardest lessons I've learned in over 20 years of trading:

You must be willing to stay out of the market for weeks or even months.

Look at this chart of the Nasdaq since 2019. Notice how often the market goes through sideways periods, choppy uptrends, corrections, and bear markets.

As a swing or position trader, I don't want to participate in all of them.

I want to be aggressive when the market is strong and opportunities are plentiful. But when conditions deteriorate, I become extremely selective, stop opening new positions, and let my individual sell rules determine when to exit existing holdings.

Why is this so difficult?

Because there are ALWAYS stocks moving higher. Even in terrible markets.

You see those stocks, feel you're missing opportunities, and convince yourself that you need to keep trading to make money.

I've experienced this myself. In 2026, I made very good profits in April and May, but gave back some of those gains during the choppier months that followed.

The reality is that the general market is a huge part of your trading edge. Even the best setups become much harder to trade when conditions are unfavorable.

I believe one of the biggest changes you can make is to stop defining yourself as a trader by how often you trade.

A disciplined trader doesn't need constant action. A disciplined trader waits until the probabilities are in their favor.

The ability to sit in cash for weeks or months is what separates disciplined traders from those who constantly struggle.

You don't get paid for being active. You get paid for making good decisions.

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

@chikuos_hq thank you, i appreciate the heads-up, but i'm not getting any errors from my side. not on https://t.co/Vj4qOMkrtC or the www. variant ? where are you seeing it.. ? pls send a screenshot i chat

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

Indicator Tip: How @RedKTrader #MagicRibbon_Pro helps you check #trend alignment across timeframes.

1. Read the ribbon's "Smart Fill" and Proxy Line direction.
2. Check the Alignment Markers for the Mood/Bias stack. They show as Green / Red beads.
3. Confirm price vs the Context pair - all 5 MA lines stacked = full alignment across timeframes.

- Check out this chart example,
https://t.co/FS2F2tHRYd

$AAPL

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

I recently added User Guides for each of my Pro Toolbox indicators to the *FREE* Online Learning Library https://t.co/nXSpomFdRG

Check them out and let me know what else you'd like to see there. Feel free to leave a review or a comment - I read all of them. More content coming soon.

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

Priceless ...

[Julian Komar @BlogJulianKomar]

After 20+ years in the market, my trading has become simpler—not more complicated.

I don't need dozens of setups, indicators, or strategies.

I need rules I trust enough to follow when money and emotions are involved.

Here are 20 of mine:

1. Cut losses quickly. I never average down.
2. Give strong winners room. I sell based on rules, not fear.
3. Position size matters as much as stock selection.
4. I trade with the market environment, not against it.
5. A valid setup isn't enough. I want exceptional setups.
6. If the upside doesn't justify the risk, I pass.
7. Liquidity matters. I want to be able to exit when I'm wrong.
8. I use the EMA 8/21 to help manage strong trends.
9. I journal my trades and regularly study them.
10. I make decisions from price action, not predictions.
11. I don't trade because I'm bored.
12. I don't gamble through earnings without a sufficient cushion.
13. I add to positions that prove me right, not positions that prove me wrong.
14. Volume confirms whether a move has real demand behind it.
15. The larger my profit cushion becomes, the more room I can give a leader.
16. I don't need to predict what happens next. I need to respond correctly.
17. Before I enter, I know my entry, risk, and exit plan.
18. I stick with one system long enough to understand it deeply.
19. I would rather take 2 exceptional trades than 10 average ones.
20. When there is nothing to do, I do nothing.

Most of these rules are simple.

Following them consistently when you're losing, frustrated, excited, or afraid of missing out is the difficult part.

That's where trading experience is built.

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

@BlogJulianKomar Great tips. Real gold. Thank you for sharing.

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

@soheilpko Unfortunately, the zoom-in (1d) shows big weakness built-up behind that move. But the macros can change that anytime 🫤

https://t.co/qByOqMaCOw

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

Indicator Tip: How #RedKTrader Indicator Amplifier (RedK i-Amp) puts MACD Histogram flips right on your price chart.

1. Add MACD and i-Amp to your chart - set Oscillator to External Source, pick the MACD histogram.
2. Choose a Centered Scaling Mode and turn on Flip markers.
3. Add Flip Up / Flip Down alerts, then hide MACD.

- Check out this chart example.
https://t.co/poMAwaaKTE
$XAUUSD

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

Indicator Tip: How #RedKTrader #TPX_Pro shows when a side is truly in control.

1. Check pressure cloud values and Net TPX vs. zero.
2. If a cloud is above the Control Level & Net TPX is high => One side is in control.
3. When both clouds low, and Net TPX near zero => Chop.

- Check out this chart example, https://t.co/0YfUjHRrvt
$SPY

[RedKTrader @RedKTrader]

Indicator Tip: How #RedKTrader #VARSI finds pullbacks in a higher-TF trend.

1. Set a Context multiplier and enable Alignment Markers.
2. Find both plots on one side of the midline.
3. Watch the main line dip while Context holds. Pull back when the main line recovers back.

- Check out this chart example,
https://t.co/vf1POtu8sG
$QQQ