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More great lessons especially on how to use prior levels, how to react around those levels, and scaling in/out of trades. Why do you trade 2 accounts on these names? Trouble getting all the borrows you want from one broker? Personal preference or could other traders benefit from this tactic? thanks
I have many accounts my main one is ETC and Etrade — also Etrade IRA (for swings) as well as a few other brokers in the event I need other borrows.
ok cool thanks. You talk about the stock being heavy. How do you determine that? Candlestick knowledge? Level 2 reading? Reading the tape?
I notice that you post your charts in the 1 min timeframe. Do you actively trade off of that timeframe or is it just for educational purposes?
I trade off what you see.
Thanks for putting out these videos by the way
Very grateful
Thx!
Thanks 😊 for this video
Thank you for providing info on scaling and how you treat the frontside and the backside of your trades. I have been curious, and this was very helpful to understand scaling better.