Thanks for your tips on Volatility and Volume... they're an eye opener! You've done well trading, congrats! I see your improvement since the last time that I've been on here. :)

@07VillaN Trying to really zero in on the strongest plays and trade less. Timing is everything. There have been some huge movers lately and it's all a matter of being at the right place at the right time. I stopped telling my self that "I missed a move" because it'll happen again.

$TSRI was a good example of using the pre-market high as resistance or fade before the open and NOT buying, yet...Price also spike to the Feb 2015 as resistance

..there ya go...gotta be quick...did not trade it, working on manual and 'learning' charts...

Nice post and nice profile picture too! Starting to see my errors through posts like these - thanks! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbbB8zYM6Fk

@Palmer Thanks for reading my post! And I will definitely follow my plan :)

@devask168 Thanks! I'm glad it helped you!

@07VillaN All good...like to see 'smart posts'...

would make a great trader since she can thrash me at chess. Happy mothers day – enjoy your kids – they’re a lot nicer at this age :)

@devask168 yes my strategy is definitely different from Tim Sykes as he states he wants to teach his students to become self sufficient. I learned alot from him and found what works for me. I wasn't always good and buying breakouts found I lost more than I gained. I assessed the winning trades for me and went from there. Why try to perfect a strategy that doesn't work for me go with one that does.

@ArtOfWar Relative Strength Index here's a good explanation http://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/rsi.asp

Thank's for your post! I've recently had a big lose and I was wondering what I was doing wrong (as I can't dip buy for the life of me the way Tim does). So, I'm going back according to what is comfortable for me! I feel reassured...I thought I was the only one.