Guys, when I trade a volatile market like this, I've learned that I have had to switch up the way that I trade in order to adapt to the surroundings of the market. Now, with that being said, you can use entry charts, and they are accurate to a certain point. They help you find your support, your resistance, and the different levels that you need, which is great. However, this strategy can't be backtested over the last six months or last year because it hasn't happened frequently, only a few times that I can remember, at least back in 2008 when the market crashed. Nevertheless, I found that using moving averages and volume catalyst trading are methods that seem to be working for me. I'm not telling you to change, but it is working, so take a look. This is a more detailed description. You can use this indicator, which helps a lot. It's the moving average indicator (MA IN).
LuckyStarter : Hi this might be a silly question. I often see you and @SmrtTradertalk about resistance & support. Is there a book or videos that I can learn how to look at stock charts systematically? When I look at secondary market data... they are so volatile that I have no clue where the support level is....
Trader-101 OP LuckyStarter : https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3Adf744f63-5574-408b-b0a8-05c16e7d29a2
Trader-101 OP LuckyStarter : I also recommend chart smith.com
SmrtTrader : on top of what KnowledgeIsPower recommended there are some great videos on YouTube that explain support and resistance