There are numerous instruments to trade: Forex and Forex Pairs, Commodities, CBOT Grains, Indexes and Shares. You need some kind of Tip Off Signals to Identify a Possible Trade.

The challenge is to identify the low risk trades.

For this we need some kind of Tip Off to help us identifying these potential trades. A Tip Off does not imply a trade to do.
A important condition for the Tip Off is that it must be visually easy to spot and identify

After getting my Tip Off I will go back to my <a href="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/?p=899">Trading Blueprint</a> to do a detailed analysis and <a href="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/teaching-modules/module-8-trading-plan-quick-score-check-list/">Trading Plan</a>.
<h3><strong>For Intra Day trading</strong></h3>
I normally use a 60min chart interval for Intra Day trades and find it difficult (impossible?) to monitor more than a few instruments at a time. You might get more than one buy or sell signal in a day and the tempo and volatility of these trades need you to be very focused.

If you try to watch to many markets you run the risk to miss some great entry levels and will sometimes impulsively enter a trade at a risky stage.

I normally monitor only 5 instruments at a time. It will normally be: S&amp;P500, Gold, CBOT Corn, Wheat and Soy Beans.

As I mentioned before, the CBOT grain markets treat me well and I find them much easier to trade than many other markets. You can trade them as CFD’s or as Mini Contracts witch is affordable in a small account. I seldom trade Forex.
<h3><strong>For End Of Day (EOD) trading</strong></h3>
I usually have more time to analyse and plan a trade. The trading frequency, volatility and tempo of these trades is much slower than for Intra Day trading. It therefor possible to monitor more instruments.

I start with my <a href="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/automated-trade-signals/">Automated Trading Signals</a> on the DAILY and WEEKLY charts. This help me to quickly run through many instruments in a short time. After I have done that I will look for other Tip Off signals.
<h3><strong>Tip Off signals to look for:</strong></h3>
<h3>1. Trend Lines on the RSI and Price.</h3>
Never stop drawing these trend lines on the RSI and on the price, It is one of the moet powerfull indicators of a possible trade.

I am wary to enter any trade if there is not a strong trend line break of the RSI and/or Price.
<h3>2. Cross of Stochastic Momentum Indicator:</h3>
This indicator can give many false signals but it is often the quickest to show a possible change of price. I will never buy or sell on a cross only, I will wait for confirmation from other indicators

[caption id="attachment_1712" align="alignnone" width="909"]<a href="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Tip-Off-Signals-Trendlines-4oct15.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-1712" src="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Tip-Off-Signals-Trendlines-4oct15.jpg" alt="Trend Lines on Price and the RSI" width="909" height="627" /></a> Trend Lines on Price and the RSI[/caption]
<h3>3. Price retrace back to 21 mva or 100 mva</h3>
Price changes or movement often take place at the 21 or 100 mva.

If you get price to close above or below the 21 or 100 mva it can be a Tip Off a bigger movement to come. Often it may be the start of a price or trend direction change.

Prices retracing back to the 21 or 100 mva can be a Tip Off of a possible continuation trade building up. Continuation trades, where you trade with the trend is very often you low risk trades.

[caption id="attachment_1713" align="alignnone" width="769"]<a href="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Tip-Off-Signals-price-100-retrace-4oct15.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-1713" src="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Tip-Off-Signals-price-100-retrace-4oct15.jpg" alt="3.Price retrace back to 21 mva or 100 mva" width="769" height="538" /></a> 3. Price retrace back to 21 mva or 100 mva[/caption]
<h3>4. RSI retrace to 50 middle line</h3>
You will often see the RSI retrace form over bought or over sold back to the middle 50 line. Often price will not make an equal move. In other words the retracement of the RSI is larger than the price.

This is our <a href="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/teaching-modules/module-6-buy-low-and-sell-high/">Secondary Trend Buy or Sell Zone</a>.

This will often give you a Tip off of a possible continuation trade in the making.

[caption id="attachment_1714" align="alignnone" width="723"]<a href="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Tip-Off-Signals-RSI-retrace-4oct15.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-1714" src="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Tip-Off-Signals-RSI-retrace-4oct15.jpg" alt="4.RSI retrace to 50 middle line " width="723" height="753" /></a> 4. RSI retrace to 50 middle line[/caption]
<h3>5. Candle formations</h3>
Japanese candle sticks and candle stick formations may sometimes act as a Tip Off. There is a few trend reversal formations ad a few continuation formations that is worthwhile to memorize.

[caption id="attachment_1715" align="alignnone" width="549"]<a href="http://candlestickgenius.com/top-5-most-consistent-candlestick-patterns/"><img class="wp-image-1715 size-full" src="http://tradinghubonline.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Top-5-Most-Consistent-Candlestick-Patterns-4oct15.jpg" alt="Top 5 Most Consistent Candlestick Patterns" width="549" height="359" /></a> Top 5 Most Consistent Candlestick Patterns[/caption]

Also look at Setup for a Low Risk Continuation Trade