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A Practical Guideto Swing Trading
by Larry Swing
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Forewords by Suri Dudella (sixer.com),
& Sergey Perminov (optionsmart.com)
 
  
A Practical Guideto Swing Trading
by Larry Swing
 
 Dedicated to my wife and our two children. Mydear wife’s support made it possible for me todevote the time necessary to develop my web
site and write this guide.
To all the new and experienced swing tradersthat read this book ...
May the swing be with you.
Larry Swing1 Table of Content
1 Table of Content 2... eet e 4INtrOdUCHION i UE UE I IE EI UI IO Ene einer 72 ADOUt the DOOK oo. ee eee ee rece ee eea sent sea seeeeneeeeeenseeeeeeeaees 92.1 Who should read this DOOK ...... nee 92.2 How to get started SWING tradiNg.........cecccceeee ee eeee eset neta nena eenenenes 92.3 What will this book teach YOU ..cceeciceeceete teeters 102.4 PFOFACES vieeieceeecceee eee eect eee teen eee ee ee eea dene rea teeta ee ee eneesena ees 103 M@e@t LAMY ce Onn irne ities 133.1 COMTACE oo c ete cere nearer tent e eee ee eee nt ee eee nt eeseeneeeeeeeeaneeeeanees 154 An Introduction to Swing Trading .....ccceceeeeteeeeeee ee eeeee ee eeeeanees 164.1 What is SWiNg Trading ..... eterna es 164.2 Let’s Look at AN Up Trends ......ceiciceceeeteee eerste tenner niente 164.3 Let’s Look at a DOWN Trend ....ceeccieeceee see eeere ee eee reese ete eseeeteeeenaees 174.4 The Steps in Swing Trading ..... eect eee eee ee er ee teeta eens 184.5 What Can You Expect? ....cc ee eee 194.6 How Do You Identify Stocks that are Appropriate for SwingTLACING? coi nents nein een tees 194.7. What Tools are Available? ......cciiiiciiceeeererrerrerreerenienteneeenneriens 195 Pattern Recognition Criteria .......cccceccceceeeeeseeeeees eee eeeeeeeeeeeanees 245.1. Technical Analysis Measures used to Recognize Swing TradingPatterns iciiiccccecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeseeteeseeesesseesesreeseneienians 246 The Master Plan - Entry and exit rules that insureSUCCESSFUI SWING FACING vo... cece cece eset eee ee ee eee nent eee nna es 266.1 WHAT is the Master Plan ......ccceeceseeeeeeeeee eee ee eee sees ee reesennieeeennaes 266.2 Taking a Profit and Preserving Capital 0.0... ccc e ee ee eee ee nee 276.2.1 Profit is taken using a “sell limit” order - once the price
is reached, the specified number of shares are sold......... 276.2.2 Capital is protected using a “stop loss” order - when thestop price is reached, all the shares are sold. ..........c0c0eee 276.2.2 286.3 When to Enter the Trade ......cicccccceceeeceeeeeeseeeee rece ee reesenneeeeennees 286.4 How to Enter the Trade.....ccic ceteris enter enna 286.5 | What to do After the Trade is Executed ....ccccccccceeeseeseeeeseeseeeeees 296.6 What to do the Day After the Trade is Executed ........ccceeeeeeeeeee es 306.7 What happens if the Trade is Not Executed .......cccceceeeeeeeeeaeereneaes 306.8 Once half the shares close at a 7% profit, the other half remainsopen to “ride the wave”. When do we close the second half ofthe trad? ener iets 326.9 The Short Swing - how we make money when we think the priceof the stock iS GOING GOWN oo... eect cere teeter erent tent ea een nes 32Preferred Brokers ...ccccisteeeecteeteeeereeeeereeeees ee eeens eerste ee reaie es 347.1 Interactive Brokers ......cccceeeeeee ees Error! Bookmark not defined.7.2 OPtiONSXPLeSS.....cccceee cece seen eee Error! Bookmark not defined.The Essentials of Technical AnalySis ..........ccccececeeseeeeeneaeeeeeneneas 368.1 INCTO viiceeececeeeee ee ee ee ee sees rene ee eee e ease ee rere ee see eases ereeeeaseeeneneeerenenes 368.2 Why does Technical Analysis Work? .......cccceceeteeee eee e eee eee eee eaeeee 368.3 THE BASICS Veit nr rr ren ntea tea st nia ntags 368.4 Japanese Candle StickS 00... teeter eerie ene 378.5 VOIUM Cnet et en nt en eres 388.6 EqQUIVOIUMG wo ers 388.7 MOVING AVELQGeS ....cieeceece cere e tere e eter entree ete nt eaten ea enna 408.8 FOrCE INCOX. i ceceeseeteeeeee ee eee et ee escent es eee ee reese ee resent seasenteeennanes 428.9 Directional Moving INd@X..... eerie enna 448.10 Up/DOWN/IN/OUt... eee 44
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11 CaSe StUIES vii erent nnenteneteniantags 6012 Appendix A-Short Selling ...... citer 6912.1.1 What does it mean to Sell Short? 0... eect ee enna es 6912.1.2 Where Does The Broker Get The Stock? ....ccccsceseeseeeeeeer eens 6912.1.3 How Do I Sell SHOrt? co... cecee teste esse eeeee eee es eeeeeeeeneees 7012.1.4 Up Tick RUIC. en niied 7112.1.5 Why Sell SHOrt? .... cette eerie 71
13 Appendix B- R@SSOUICES. i eer 73Introduction
This book is a simple, practical guide to swing trading. For years I have beenreading books and exploring web sites that are dedicated to swing trading. Yet, Icould not find any simple description of how to enter and exit a trade. Soldeveloped some basic rules that have been published on my web sitewww.mrswing.com. I call these rules The Master Plan. Over the years, thousandsof investors have used my Master Plan to swing trade. It is my firm belief that aswing trader must trade with discipline. While it is important to keep thingssimple, the rules of the Master Plan might seem a little intimidating. The mainreason I wrote this book was to make swing trading more accessible to thebeginner. These rational behind swing trading and the entry and exit rules arepresented very clearly - both the beginner and the experienced swing trader will now
have a simple guide to follow.
To quote Albert Einstein: "Things should be made as simple as possible, but not
any simpler". This is the principle I followed while writing this book.
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The main objective of a swing trader is to profit from swings in pricemovement over the course of several days. While we might trade every day, we arenot day traders. As swing traders, we have the patience to wait until our profitgoals have been reached. Fortunately, the wait is not too long. A typical trade isonly in play from a few days to a few weeks. When a trade is closed, the funds go
into the next trade.
Money management is very important in swing trading. I divide my tradingcapital by 15. This is the amount that I put into each trade. As the total accountgrows, the amount of each trade grows. If you can handle a larger number oftrades, you might increase the number of trades that are active to 20. Of course
you can also start with 2 or 3 trades at a time.
Each day I identify 20 to 25 candidates for swing trading. If I have 10 tradesactive and enough additional investment capital for 5 more trades, I pick the best 10from my list of 25, and place the orders. Only some of orders will get filled. I don’tworry about running out of money - if there is no cash left in the account, additionalorders will simply not get filled. (Make sure that your own account works this way,otherwise, your brokerage firm might fill the order and expect additional funds within
the next few days.)
You must make a personal decision as to whether you want to trade on marginor not. If you are more conservative, you will only trade with the cash that you haveon hand. As I discuss later in the book, margin is necessary for selling stocksshort, so it is important to have your account approved for margin trading, even ifyou don’t plan to trade on margin.
The stocks I identify as good swing trading opportunities are made availableeach day through my MasterSwings service. Once a week, my picks are madeavailable on my website - www.mrswing.com - or by e-mail, through my freeMrSwing Lite service.
Swing trading should be both profitable and fun. Through the guidelinesoutlined in this book, you can achieve both of these simple objectives.2 About the book
2.1
Who should read this book
If you (like many investors) are disenchanted with buy-and-hold investing,swing trading may be right for you. Even if you invested in great companies,it is likely that the value of your investments has diminished substantiallyover the past few years.
If you’re not a stock market expert, yet would still like to make money in the
stock market.
Day trading requires both stock market expertise and the ability to constantlywatch the market. If day trading is not for you, swing trading might
satisfy your needs.
If you are disciplined and patient - the swing trading methodology outlined inthis book will teach you how to trade successfully with very little risk.However, you must carefully follow the Master Plan, and you must bepatient - profits come slowly, but surely. The total value of your investmentaccount will go up. This is in sharp contrast to the buy-and-hold strategy,where losing money is more common than we would like to admit.
Swing trading allows you to accumulate small gains weekly, ultimately making
money through a disciplined, low-risk trading approach. While swing trading is not
for everyone, this book will help you determine if swing trading is right for you. It
provides a treasure map to the pot of gold which is found at the end of the rainbow.
2.2
How to get started swing trading
Read this book
Open an account with an online discount broker (recommendations areprovided)
Select a method for identifying swing trading opportunities— subscribe to a service like MasterSwings and get several swing trading
suggestions each day
— use MrSwing Lite and get free swing trading suggestions each week— use SwingTracker and identify swing trading opportunities yourself,whenever you'd like
— Use the Master Plan to enter and exit your trades
— Be disciplined and have patience
2.3 What will this book teach you
the rational behind swing trading
how to identify stocks to swing trade
when to enter a trade
when to exit a trade
how to maximize profits and minimize risk
what tools are available to help you select stocks and monitor your progress
what books to read to learn more about swing trading
The best part of my swing trading method is that you do not have to watch your
positions during the day. Simply enter an order to buy or sell short, give your
discount broker the buy order and two sell orders and go back to your daily life.
2.4 Prefaces
Suri Duddella, sixer.com
Traders and investors study markets through price charts. These powerful visual
tools offer a common language for all stocks, options, and indices. The theory
behind this is called Technical Analysis. Technical Analysis begins with a simple
observation that all market activity is reflected in the activity of price and volume
over time. These three pieces of information create a profound visual representation
when properly presented in a chart.
Prices rise and fall, with rising prices being stimulated by greed and falling prices by
the awakening of fear. This emotional war between greed and fear generates a
swinging price movement that provides a perfect opportunity for swing trading.
Swing Traders capitalize on the emotions of others while they carefully control their
own emotions and systematically enter and exit trades. Swing Traders recognize the
levels of support and resistance. They understand the concepts of momentum and
volatility and can identify a trading range or channel.Equity trading provides a natural arena for Swing Traders. As price seeks anequilibrium state, Swing Traders seek to exploit direct price thrusts as they enterpositions at support and resistance. By examining chart pattern characteristics theymake money in both trending and range bound markets. Swing Trading is a classicstrategy that involves holding stocks for a short period of time, typically between afew days to a few weeks. Unlike day trading, Swing Trading is independent of time -nevertheless, some Swing Traders will exit a slow-moving position and move onto
the next opportunity.
Swing Trading is very popular among short-term and medium-term traders. It offersmany virtues compared to the hyperactivity of day trading. With recent changes inSEC regulations that affect the way brokerage firms administer margin to ‘DayTrading' accounts, many day traders have moved away from day trading towards a
swing trading style.
Larry Swing has developed a wonderful software program called SwingTracker thatallows users to scan all listed stocks using his Swing Trade Identifiers to identifyswing trading opportunities. The program allows the user to monitor their trades inreal-time. His technical analysis concepts of EquiVolume and Force Index coupledwith his Swing Trading tactics are a marvelous contribution to the swing trading
community.
Larry Swing has mastered the art of Swing Trading. His website -www.mrswing.com —- not only presents the theoretical underpinnings of swingtrading, but provides a detailed road map of how to use them. This book - APractical Guide to Swing Trading - communicates the essence of his ideas in a simpleand straightforward way. It describes the tools necessary to identify swing tradingopportunities, and the guidelines needed to implement his strategy.
This book is filled with innovative, important trading techniques. This book is a great
asset to both beginner and experienced swing traders.Suri DuddellaPresident & CEO
sixer.com, inc.Dr. Sergey Perminov, OptionSmart.com
Nowadays, when the number of online traders is growing very fast, the need for agood book is obvious. Larry’s new book provides a unique combination ofprofessionalism and simplicity, presented in an easy-to-read style. This kind of book
is currently in short supply.
Larry writes about real trading situations, explaining how to reduce risks andenhance returns. The book contains practical examples and explanations how tohandle the various scenarios that might arise. I feel comfortable saying that this is
the best practical manual for swing trading that I have ever read.
His focus on short-term (swing) trading is very understandable. In the current,turbulent market environment, many people consider “buy-and-hold” investing to bean outdated strategy. However, they are not sure what else to do. Swing Tradingoffers a real opportunity to produce profits while keeping risk under control.
The algorithms that Larry uses in SwingTracker are great at identifying swingtrading opportunities - they are extremely valuable to both beginners and
experienced swing traders.
Larry covers the whole process of swing trading, from soup to nuts. He evenrecommends brokerage firms that have features which are particularly useful to
swing traders.
Not only does this book introduce a set of helpful tools and tips, it describes way ofthinking about trading and philosophy that allows the reader to feel confident aboutswing trading which leads to success and profits.
Dr. Sergey PerminovOptionSmart.com
Founder & CEO3 Meet Larry
Larry Swing graduated from the university with a B.A. in ComputerScience, specializing in artificial intelligence. He started his careeras an Information Technology Researcher in the field of roboticsand expert systems. He later changed direction somewhat, movinginto the field of computer-driven multimedia. This background
formed a foundation from which he developed his ‘no non sense’
 
approach to swing trading.
MrSwing runs a free educational website - www.mrswing.com - where he providesspecific instructions on how to swing trade. He provides a free newsletter -MrSwing Lite - that identifies many swing trading opportunities each week. Larryhas developed charting software - SwingTracker - that comes with a real-timedata feed to assist investors that need an inexpensive method to identify swingtrading opportunities and monitor their progress.
www.mrswing.com also has a free SwingLab that lists the criteria he personallyuses to identify stocks that are good swing trading candidates.
MrSwing provides the investment community with a wonderful educational resource.One can learn about the essentials of technical analysis, with instructions on how toapply these principles to swing trading. Over the years, Larry has developed afairly large library of books that discuss the principles behind swing tradingspecifically, and making money in the stock market in general. These personallyrecommended books can be purchased at www.mrswing.com.
Hundreds of thousands of investors visit www.mrswing.com each year. Here is whatthey have to say about the web site, the educational material and his Master Plan.
Since I found your web site and started trading using your guide lines, Iam up over $5000 in one month. That is a big change from what I usuallymake. John F. Famularo, USA
Your selections look every bit as good if not better than subscriptions sitesthat charge up to $100/month. Paul Bondy, USA
I really like your website. Thanks for all the information you provide.Dallas Davison, US
Thanks for your terrific site and great plan! Thanks again and happy(swing) trading! Richard Gorsline, USANice to see you offer this service. I think your style is one of the safestways to make money. David DeFina, USA
Love the SwingTracker program and software for daily real time marketdata. Larry Skrine, USA
I am impressed with your site and your subject matter. I have beentaking recommendations from your swing lists, following your Master Planand doing pretty well. Stephanie Kemper, USA
Your Newsletter is great. I thank you for your wonderful work, and wishyou all the best in the future. God bless you. Gnanam Nesan
I love SwingTracker ... nice program... Bob Russel, USA
Some of the SwingLab scans (e.g., candles) are excellent, as are many ofthe analysis features. All things considered, I think SwingTracker is agreat tool which I would not want to be without. Jim Spears, USA
I'd like to thank you for putting such a great site on the web. I have
learned more about short term trading from your site than from all the
other sites put together! Plus SwingTracker is a great trading tool.Roger Uglow, UK
I have loved going over your list for the last two weeks. I'm a newsubscriber and your picks are saving me a ton of time (something I don'thave much of). Thanks a million. Scott Smith, USA
Nice to see you offer this service, I think your style is one of the safestways to make money. David DeFina, USA
...wouldbe, couldbe and wannabe a successful swing trader ... thanks forthe site !!!! Andrew McCain, Australia
This site offers traders the ability to discipline themselves and theresources they need to succeed in the art of swingtrading! HighlyRecommended! We endorse MrSwing.
Oliver Velez and Anthony Nunes, Pristine.com
.. there's something I'll always be grateful to you about: this month Irealized I stopped trading on emotional impulses! I always knew emotionwas THE enemy but I never could come up with a systematic andmeaningful swing entry and exit strategy. Even though I could detect themoves, I was getting out with a bad timing by not defining risk in a propermanner. Anyway, thanks MrSwing, you're the master!!
Arie Bensimon, Israel
Thanks for your help, four years of research and 500 web sites later, thisis one of the most useful! Jon Sproule, CanadaWell, you sure know how to cut the greed, I almost heard "grab anotherfifty as fast as you can!" Vive le Master plan, I'll stick to it this week withmore affordable stocks though! But hey, The Plan is a major "How to”.When you're through with MA's and Fibonacci toolbox, you got a good feelof the music, but still not dancing. I'm a novice so your moneymanagement principles are crucial. Everywhere you read "be careful notto be greedy but don't fear, protect your principal" ... but HOW? It’s likethis doctor that always prompted his patient to get better and never toldhim how. Guess where the patient is now! Although the plan is rather"“mishna" style, I would have handled prior trades more successfully withit. Arie Bensimon, Israel
I really do appreciate your web site. I have gone to many others foradvise/information and always felt that the message given was lacking.After examining your system, your information on how to Swing Tradeoffers a solid but flexible alternative to Swing Trading that I have studiedin the past. Ross McKnight, USA
I should be paying you! Paul J. Krupin, USA
Larry is and has been involved in the development of many interesting IT tools usedby thousands of traders world wide. Check out www.mrswing.com orwww.swingtracker.com or www.releaz.com or www.stockchartz.com or
www.eboox.net for more information.
3.1 Contact
If you have any questions about the ideas presented in this book or any other swingtrading related matters, you can contact me by email: larry@mrswing.com or visitwww.mrswing.com for more information. I personally answer all emails.4 An Introduction to Swing Trading
To make money in the stock market it is necessary to have a disciplined approach totrading. We also believe that it is also important to keep things simple. While ourgoal is to keep things simple, the trading rules might initially seem a bit complex.However, once you learn the rules and you trade with discipline, you will makemoney in the stock market.
Swing trading allows you to make money when the market is bullish, or bearish, orjust going sideways. That is why it has a distinct advantage over other approachesto investing. The goal is to make money, not to rest one’s hopes on the future of astock, a sector, or the economy.
4.1 What is Swing Trading
Everyone is familiar with waves. A wave alternates from positive to negative, thento positive and negative, and so on. Waves are found in nature - you see waveswhen you throw a rock into a lake. Sound is transmitted in waves. And when stockprices change, they follow a wave-like pattern. The wave is rarely as orderly a sine
wave, but they are waves nevertheless, and we use these waves in Swing Trading.
4.2 Let’s Look at an Up Trends
The chart below shows the price movement of Myriad Genetics (MYGN) in anuptrend. Notice that after the price moves up, it takes a rest, or pulls back. When
we swing trade an uptrend, we buy on the pull-back.
An uptrend can be identified by a series of higher highs and higher lows (the bottomof each pull-back). In other words, an uptrend is a series of successive rallies witheach rally going higher than the previous one and each pull-back stopping above the
previous one.
The price movement looks more like the zig-zag of a saw blade than a sinusoid, butonce an uptrend is established the pattern tends to repeat itself. In swing tradingwe capitalize on the predictability of the pattern. We buy during the pull-back toincrease our chances of making a profit.Ti Myriad Genetics, Inc. (NM), Daily aun)
 
Figure 1: up trend
4.3 Let’s Look at a Down Trend
The chart below shows the price movement of Verisign (VRSN) in a downtrend.Notice that after the price moves down, it takes a rest, or pulls up. The price
movement follows a zig zag pattern.
A downtrend can be identified by a series of lower lows and lower highs (the peakof each pull-up).
When we swing trade a downtrend, we sell short during a pull-up. If you are
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4.4 The Steps in Swing TradingFirst, restrict your selection to the universe of stocks that fulfill certain criteria.Choose stocks that ...e Have a price of at least $7e Have an average daily volume of at least 500,000 sharesThen ...
STEP 1 -— Identify a stock that is in an uptrend or a downtrend.
STEP 2 - For stocks in an uptrend, identify those that are experiencing a pull-back.
For stocks in a downtrend, identify those that are experiencing a pull-up.
STEP 3 — Once an appropriate candidate is identified, place a limit order to buy(uptrend) or sell short (downtrend) the stock based on the Master Plan.
STEP 4 —- Once a stock has been traded (a position opened), place a stop-loss orderto limit downside risk and place a limit order to identify the price at whichyou will take profits. (Ideally, these two orders are placed together as anOCO (One Cancels Other) order; this is sometimes called an OCA (OneCancels All) order.
STEP 5 -— At the end of each day, adjust the stop loss prices based on the MasterPlan.
4.5 What Can You Expect?
First -— only a portion of your trades will be executed. The Master Plan is designedto only trade stocks that initially move in the anticipated direction. If theprice moves in the opposite direction (continues pulling back or pullingup), the trade is not placed.
Second -— you will be holding positions for a limited amount of time. While swingtrading is not day trading, you are only holding positions until targets aremet.
Third -— some of your trades will result in losses, however losses are minimized bythe Master Plan which raises the stops as the stock price rises; this isknown as trailing stops. Being disciplined, and following the MasterPlan will insure that profits exceed losses which means you will makemoney.
4.6 How Do You Identify Stocks that are Appropriatefor Swing Trading?
All of the methods that are used to identify stocks that are appropriate for swingtrading are based on technical analysis. Technical analysis is a way of usinghistorical price/volume patterns to predict future behavior. It is not necessary tohave a detailed understanding of technical analysis in order to swing trade.There are tools available that can assist investors at every level - from novice toexpert. While there are many sources of information and tools that help identifyswing trading opportunities, this book will focus on those provided atwww.mrswing.com. Once you understand the principles, you can explore othersources of information.
4.7 What Tools are Available?
The tools fall into several categories.Subscriptions services that provide daily swing trading recommendations -www.mrswing.com offers a service called MasterSwings. Larry Swing usestechnical analysis and pattern recognition software (SwingTracker) toidentify candidates for swing trading. Every evening, subscribers receive e-mails that identify several different types of patterns that are conducive toswing trading. Aside from showing you the pattern, the email indicates thecurrent price, the entry price, the target (limit) price for taking profit, and thestop loss price for limiting downside risk. This service can be used byinvestors at all knowledge levels.
An example of a MasterSwings email alert for Lockheed Martin (LMT) isshown on the next page. A candlestick chart shows the recent price action forLMT, and a table indicates the closing price and all three action prices - theprice to buy (using a buy stop order), the target price which is 7% above thepurchase price (using a buy limit order), and the protective stop price whichis approximately 4% below the purchase price (using a sell stop order). The20- and 50-day moving averages (MA) are also shown so that you can moreeasily visualize the direction of the trend.
The rational behind these prices are discussed in the section entitled TheMaster Plan. 
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Software that scans historical stock prices and identifies swingtrading patterns - SwingTracker is a real time charting program availableat www.mrswing.com that is designed to identify swing tradingopportunities. While SwingTracker has many features (described in theAppendix), the scan feature is used to identify stocks whose price actionshow patterns that make them good candidates for swing trading.
The scan feature allows you to identify patterns based on price history,volume history, moving averages, technical indicators, candlestick criteria,and fundamental company characteristics. Scan criteria are saved in a scanlibrary so they can be used over and over again. A scan scenarios (alsocalled a template) can be used to evaluate patterns in over 6000 stocks onthe NYSE, the AMEX, and the NASDAQ. This evaluation happens in real time.During the day, you can use SwingTracker to watch the price and volumebehavior of individual stocks. You can easily monitor stocks on a favoriteslist, and set alerts to tell you when particular prices are reached. Thesefeatures are available from other services, usually at a higher cost thanSwingTracker.
Since SwingTracker was designed by Mr. Swing, it comes with the ability toidentify his favorite swing trading patterns, including those used to identifystocks for the MasterSwings service.
We will describe some of the criteria used to select swing trading candidatesin the section entitled Pattern Recognition Criteria.
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