[PREP] Webinar Sunday Jan 13th 8PM EST

by | Jan 11, 2013

Post questions below – ASK THEM .. anything goes

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See you Sunday Night 8PM EST!

11 Comments

  1. What consistent reliable patterns should I be aware of for intraday trading and what times should I commit to being in front of my computer screen during the day to make trading my primary field of work? 

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    •  I would suggest starting with the webinar at the top of the new members page before Sunday given that you just joined – this outlines them all

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    •  Also obviously be here on Sunday and if more questions but make sure you get a good feel for what we do prior! It’ll make it that much better

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  2. This week i have left alot on the table.  Can you go over your plan on how you take profits?  Honestly, i take profits when I am satisfied with my profit where i can make a quick few hundred.  But i would like to figure out a strategy.  I know alot of times you take off 1/2 or 1/3 and ride the rest.  What indicators are you using to decide when to take profits, or do you figure it out based on price movement?

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    • here is a few examples.

       I went long on UVXY on wed at around 10:30am at 14.57.  it went up to 14.85 and then started down a bit to 14.77 at around 11:15. at this point I sold. and if you look it went up t o15.15.  I know hindsight is 20/20.  I was day trading this on wed for the long.

      (i had same type issue when i was shorting UVXY on thurs.  took the profits too early instead of waiting).  both times left alot on table.  Never jumped back in because i didn’t want to chase. 

      i was short on FOLD on friday at $4.21.  i think on one of your alerts.  it went down to 4.01 and up to 4.10. i covered at 4.09. I covered because i thought it may reverse and go back up.  and of course it went down to 3.85.

      I find i take the small profits, because i am afraid of giving it back.

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  3. I know this is an exhausted question, but if you would, elaborate on how you pick the tops of entries every time. I have watched every entry you have made in chat and stalked the charts from scan so I can see the price action but I still dont see what you see. If you could provide some details, that would awesome!

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  4. Would you please go over your Equity Feed settings again? 

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  5. When looking at volume, what do you look for specifically if you decide to take or exit a position? 

    Also, same question, but with respect to Level 2/Time & Sales.

    If a stock is passing its 52-week highs by a few pennies, how can you tell if it looks weak or not? If it is weak, is it ideal to take a short position if previous support merits a .50 profit, keeping your losses tight at .10?

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  6. i know you have many edges, but can you tell me which one is the edge you will take 10/10 times, and why that one is your best edge?

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  7. Have a question regarding size. As a momentum trader that likes to play big position to maximize your profits (that’s what I have noticed). How can you do it and keep your losse around $500? What’s your thought process and how you approach your entries?

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  8. I have several questions about level 2:

    1) Why is it that sometimes level 2 displays best bid that is greater than best ask?

    2) Let’s say a stock has $10 as best bid and $10.02 as best ask.  When placing market order, sometimes the order gets executed at like $10.0199.  Why does this happen?

    3) In the above example, is there a difference if you place a market order versus $10.02 limit order?

    4) With promo plays, I notice that during panic, for example, T&S displays sell orders executed that are lower than the current best bid.  Why does this happen?

    5) With stocks, I notice that sometimes big blocks go off out of no where without really impacting the price.  These big blocks don’t seem to have been hit on the bid/ask.  Where do these blocks come from?

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