Time frames are so important in trading. Much confusion could be avoided by sticking to the dominant time frame when trading. If you are swing trading on multiple days or weeks, the dominant time frame is the weekly chart - not the daily chart. The daily chart can be utilized to time entry and exits on partial adds/subtractions but the dominant time frame and trend are defined by the weekly chart.

This is the second in a series of three interviews L.A. did while in Las Vegas back in late November with Rob Booker as part of his MoneyShow presentation. It's focused on the financial stocks primarily and is an interesting take from a seasoned trader.

In the last of a three part interview series L.A. did while in Las Vegas back in late November, Rob Booker asks the real question, "What is Neo-Classical Trading". Although the interview is short, L.A. tries to lay out the foundation for this thought and how the focus is on supply and demand which leads one to look at levels more so than patterns.

Rob Booker and chatted extensively with L.A in what turned into a reasonably in depth discussion about trading, programming, L.A.'s approach, service, etc. The interview was free and wide ranging and is really worth a listening too.

L.A. was in Las Vegas back in late November and did a series of three interviews with Rob Booker as part of his MoneyShow presentation. This is the first installment of those interview.

November 16th 2012, L.A gave a presentation at the Las Vegas MoneyShow on how to find the great trades. It was not taped and thus there's no video feed to share, but it does seem worthwhile to share the slides.

Thursday afternoon, November 1st, 2012, L.A taped a show with host Andrew Horowitz on The Disciplined Investor, a weekly podcast that has a broad national exposure. Andrew made L.A. feel right at home with a nice give and take that last a good 20 or 30 minutes. To listen to the broadcast ...

The following video was shot in late August at the Money show with Kate Stalter doing the last of three interviews that took place at the show. This particular interview primarily focused on the Trading Cube, what it is, how it is used and why you might want to use it.

The following video was shot in late August at the Money show with Kate Stalter doing the interview. The focus was on supply and demand and why neoclassical TA is focused on supply and deman and how. EBAY and KORS where used to illustrate the points.

Back in late August while at the Money show I had the opportunity to sit with Kate Stalter and do a few interviews. Here's the first of that series and discusses one of the ideas in my forthcoming book - Trend Trading Set-Ups.

One of the reversal signals I use frequently is the two bar setup and today we see and over and under on all the indexes. Can you believe it. Will the market pull back as a result. Here's my thoughts on that matter.

Looking for a safer way to play earnings when earnings look to disappoint on many stocks? If so, then think about post earnings plays rather than pre-earnings. Here's the concept and an example using Wolverine World Wide.

What is retest and regenerate? You here L.A. talk about it a lot but what does it mean. In this short video, L.A. addresses the most basic aspect of the concept which is central to trading trends.

The Dow Jones Transportation sector is the most important sector right now in this market. In this short TA Today exclusive video, L.A. Little explains why this sector remains divergent and why you should be laser focused on where this sector goes next.