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[it](it www.robertbrain.com/articles/ f)[ www.robertbrain.com/articles/](it www.robertbrain.com/articles/ f)[ f](it www.robertbrain.com/articles/ f)or more n ormat on.  \nThe first page of every article is free, and some of the art ic les are completely free (eg . shorter ones and Table of Contents ) .  \n\n| | Brainy's Articles on\u003Cbr>Share Trading Trading Strategies (and Template) | Article No:\u003Cbr>ST-2430\u003Cbr>page 1 of 4\u003Cbr>30 Apr 2009\u003Cbr>This article\u003Cbr>is NOT free* |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Introduction\u003Cbr>It is very important to prepare a trading strategy before moving on to place a real trade. This article in Brainy's series on Share Trading (number ST-2430) provides some details about share trading strategies, and includes a trading strategy template. You can print out the trading strategy template page overleaf, and tick the boxes and fill in the blanks to produce your own trading strategy.\u003Cbr>A lot of information is written about trading strategies and trading plans , and much of the material is a little convoluted and difficult for the new trader to follow. To help simplify things, the information in Brainy's articles on Share Trading is split into a number of chunks so that it is easier to follow—the trading plan that describes the “what”, and the trading strategy that describes the “how”.\u003Cbr>And it is important to understand that you might have one or more trading strategies. Remember that the strategy describes how to implement your trading plan. You might have one strategy that describes how you will buy and sell company shares, and one for the trading of CFDs. You might have one strategy that looks at a share price break-out after consolidation (like towards the end of a bear market), and another strategy looking for higher volume (as with pending news announcements) . It is important to understand that preparing the trading plan, and one or more trading strategies, is just a small part of the total process of preparation before actually placing your trade. To help make sure that you are properly share market ready, you need to work through the total preparation process—no shortcuts!\u003Cbr>Without proper planning and preparation, the new trader will be headed for a very rocky road along the long trading journey. To help make the journey easier, and less painful, sound preparation is essential.\u003Cbr>Your trading style\u003Cbr>The first step in consideration of a trading plan and one or more trading strategies , is to consider your own trading style. For a good introduction to trading styles, plans and strategies, refer to Brainy's article ST-2400, “ Trading Styles, Plans and Strategies”. Also take a look at Brainy's article ST-2410,“ Trading Styles and Brainy's Trading Styles Worksheet”, for even more details on this aspect.\u003Cbr>Your trading plan\u003Cbr>When trading, it is very important to start out with a trading plan that is written down. See Brainy's article ST-2420, “ Trading Plans and Plan Template”, for more details on trading plans, and a 2-page trading plan template to help you pull your plan together.\u003Cbr>Remember the trading plan describes “what” you want to do and achieve at a high level. The trading strategy is more of the “how” you will go about it.\u003Cbr>Trading strategy template\u003Cbr>On the following pages is Brainy's Trading Strategy Template. You can print it out, and tick the boxes and make notes on it, to help you record and develop your own trading strategy.\u003Cbr>Each of the headings in the template is described in some detail on the following pages. These headings include:\u003Cbr>• Which market? • Target reward/risk ratio? • Price target\u003Cbr>• Which instrument? • Entry criteria • Initial stop criteria\u003Cbr>• Amount of risk per trade? • Exit criteria • Revised stop criteria\u003Cbr>Brainy's Trading Strategy Template is on the next page:.../ |  |  |\n| File Name: st-2430_trading-strategies.odt Printed: 18 Jul 2010\u003Cbr>Note: This information cannot be relied","cbCaisGFKyTFYtDG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisGFKyTFYtDG","pdf",102196,"English","# Introduction\n## Your trading style\n## Your trading plan\n## Trading strategy template","[{\"question\":\"Why should a trading strategy be prepared before placing a trade?\",\"answer\":\"The article emphasizes that proper planning and preparation are essential to avoid a difficult experience for new traders before executing any real trade.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the trading plan differ from the trading strategy?\",\"answer\":\"The trading plan describes “what” you want to do and achieve at a high level, while the trading strategy describes “how” to implement that plan.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the Trading Strategy Template help you record?\",\"answer\":\"It helps you tick boxes, fill blanks, and develop your own trading strategy by covering headings such as market, instrument, entry and exit criteria, and stop criteria.\"}]","ST-2430 Trading Strategies - Trading Strategy Template | PDF",1790094354]