TAMING THE BEAST– HANG SENG INDEX
Learn the tricks and intricacies of trading in the Hang Seng Index
Trading in foreign bourses, one has to understand the processes and how their respective trading function. In our Asian region, the most volatile and difficult to comprehend will be the Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index (HSI).
Oftentimes the mere mention of it strikes deep fear and trepidation in the hearts of even veteran traders all around the world.
Being one of the world's leading financial centres, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is the third-largest in Asia and the sixth-largest in the world. International investors and traders watch the Hang Seng Index closely as it is the barometer of the health of Hong Kong's stock market.
Expectedly it tracks the largest companies traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and accounts for close to 40% of the exchange's total market capitalization. Like the S&P 500 in the United States, the Hang Seng index is designed to mimic the overall performance of the stock market in real time.
TWB Hang Seng M1 Trading Community
Over the years, the ferocity and nimbleness of the Hang Seng Index has struck many traders. Even the experienced traders are not spared, with many losing all of their invested capital. The high volatility and movement of the Hang Seng index has often caught traders off-guard to defend themselves as the merciless market devours them whole. Like a monstrous beast, it requires traders to be fully equipped, highly agile, and clear-minded. They must react swiftly with a well-seasoned and highly trained memory muscle to grasp the current market conditions to beat this beast.
With 90% accuracy, our TWB Hang Seng M1 Traders is a proven system with a consistent track record that produces consistent results. Not resting on our laurels, we are constantly pushing the boundaries to improve it to produce higher accuracy and consistency in our students. Rules apply and is part of the overall ecosystem. If you yearn to possess and be equipped with the following qualities in order to be a better trader you need
1) Guts - Accept that there will be winnings and losses. Learn to breeze through it without little emotion. Do not be anxious and be engaged in catching the big winning trade, as this is likely to occur just once or twice a month. A successful trader is about having his/her success spread out over many trades, not one that hinges on just one trade.
2) Money Power - One must detach oneself from the fear of losing. Remember the Hang Seng Index is a volatile market and taking numerous small winning trades to cover while waiting for that big one is about building up your ammunition and be ready to fire when the right time comes.
3) Analytical observations - Familiarise yourself with the characteristics and timing and don’t bend the Rules. Once you grasp it all, take control and ensure trading is done when the Rules call for it.
Our TWB Hang Seng M1 Traders Results
90% Accurancy
With 90% accuracy, our TWB Hang Seng M1 Traders is a proven system with a consistent track record that produces consistent results. Not resting on our laurels, we are constantly pushing the boundaries to improve it to produce higher accuracy and consistency in our students. Rules apply and is part of the overall ecosystem. If you yearn to possess and be equipped with the following qualities in order to be a better trader you need
1) Guts - Accept that there will be winnings and losses. Learn to breeze through it without little emotion. Do not be anxious and be engaged in catching the big winning trade, as this is likely to occur just once or twice a month. A successful trader is about having his/her success spread out over many trades, not one that hinges on just one trade.
2) Money Power - One must detach oneself from the fear of losing. Remember the Hang Seng Index is a volatile market and taking numerous small winning trades to cover while waiting for that big one is about building up your ammunition and be ready to fire when the right time comes.
3) Analytical observations - Familiarise yourself with the characteristics and timing and don’t bend the Rules. Once you grasp it all, take control and ensure trading is done when the Rules call for it.
Our TWB Hang Seng M1 Traders Testimonies
Rules are only but part of the overall ecosystem
What else are there?
Hence at the TradeWithTheBoys (TWB) Academy, traders are taught more than just the skills and techniques. On a daily basis, they put their knowledge into practical steps constantly to understand
- Trade setups & executions
- Risk management
- Consistent lot size management
This is to train their memory muscle and arm themselves with reactions that are stealthy and fast. With more than 10 years of preparation, TWBA started our Hang Seng M1 Trading Community on the 25th August 2021 with just 8 TWB Members. By 11th Oct intake, the figure had leapt to 70 members and we expect to hit 150 members by end 2021. Our trading strategy is to apply TWB System M1 trading methodologies between specific timing: 0917h to 1045h. Since 25th Aug 2021, the TWB Hang Seng M1 Traders recorded the following hit statistics using an initial capital of US$3000
- Daily Margin needed is avg. US$350 (for max 0.04 lot)
- Average Daily Nett Earnings: US$450
- Biggest Single Day Losses: US$1080
- Smallest Single Day Winnings: US$12
- Longest streak of Winnings Days: 23 days in a row
- Shortest streak of Losing Days: 1 day Total Trades: 122 - LONG 77 (Win 55, Loss 22) / SHORT 45 (Win 31, Loss 14)
Are you ready to join the Hang Seng M1 Trading Alliances?
Next TWB Hang Seng M1 Trading Training happening on
17th Oct (Sunday)
9.30am to 12noon via ZOOM for FREE
>>> Do register now, seats are running out fast! <<<
Risk Disclaimer
Any form of investing carries risk, and may not be suitable for all individuals. Before making any decision to trade or invest you should always carefully consider your investment goals, experience level, and risk tolerance ability. The possibility will always exist that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and even the possibility of losing more than your initial investment with any form of margin trading. You should therefore not invest money you cannot afford to lose. You are recommended to seek advice from a financial advisor if you have any doubts. A reminder that past performance does not necessarily indicate future results.