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1. Diego on June 15, 2015 at 1:53 pm

   Could you analize the case of HRTX? After the public offering at 24.75, many went short’ and got trapped. The next days, when everybody thougt it’s too overextended, broke 32 oagainst expectations. What makes it keep going up? Manipulation to squeeze shorts? Thanks

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2. Ali Muhammed Arbee on June 15, 2015 at 2:42 pm

   Hi Sir I really really need help I have been trading demo 5 months now have watched the dvds etc been on the chat I have managed to do 1 or 2 trades however having great difficulty in pulling the trigger consistently I have fear losses fear no knowing what to do have become to accustomed to demo account what advise can you give a new trader like me thanks.

   What are advices on the following

   1. Fear of losses no confidence to trade

   2. Demo account there is no emotions involved here becomes like a game

   3. You always advise start small positions when starting out please can advise more with this regards

   4. Advice on emotions when I find myself in trade I find my heart in my mouth and cannot think clearly

   Thanks so much sir

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   • Patrick on June 15, 2015 at 2:51 pm

     Hey Ali, please include more details so everybody can share their knowledge with you.

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3. Patrick on June 15, 2015 at 2:44 pm

   When looking for the perfect level to short I’ve notice that you let a stock run 2 or 4 points without a position. Why not to alert a long setup to capture those points? Example: AMBA

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4. JT_0024 on June 15, 2015 at 3:30 pm

   I find I trade my best during the very fast high volume periods and my worst during the slow, grinding, low volume periods. It’s just harder for me to read the price action and time my entries and exits when everything is moving at a snail’s pace. As a result, I’m pretty much only trading the first hour and last half-hour of the trading day. However, I do see opportunities that set up during the slower mid-day periods that I could’ve taken advantage of had I had the patience and skill-set to play the slow grinding move.

   Are there any specific adjustments you make to play the slower, grinding, low volume moves?

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5. Manny on June 15, 2015 at 4:23 pm

   Hi Nate, my questions are in regards to pre-market, the most
   confusing aspect of trading for me in regards to making a plan for market open.

   1. What pre-market action (do you look for) catches
   your attention in order for you to create a plan on a stock to trade long or
   short at market open? Is it just parabolic pre-market moves to short into, or
   anything relative to SPY at market open? Seems plans are more based on emotion rather than patterns??

   2. Wondering if you can explain this comment further
   as per example with $HIMX;

   “on SPY gap down days, many times it’s good to look for stocks
   that don’t typically gap down w/market which are having weak opens (with break
   out style charts) many times you’ll see them ramp back”

   Thank you!

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6. EK777 on June 15, 2015 at 7:08 pm

   Do you use hotkeys/programmable keys with scripts to help your executions? (DAS has this)

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7. Ali Muhammed Arbee on June 15, 2015 at 7:31 pm

   Hi couple last questions
   1. When starting out as a trader what Is ideal capital to start with 1000 or 3000 dollars
   2, If you have a small account it is very difficult to size in what is your advise in this regards
   Thanks a mil

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   • JT_0024 on June 15, 2015 at 7:41 pm

     Can you go on a per share structure with your broker? I’m playing small too and am able to scale in and out cuz i’m on a per share structure, and I also take advantage of ECN rebates by adding liquidity

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8. Diego on June 15, 2015 at 7:39 pm

   when you say use $X as a guide, do you mean you stop if it breaks that price?

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9. cantfoolme123 on June 16, 2015 at 8:17 am

   I couldn’t make the webinar last night. I’m hoping it will be posted?

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