@_max_99 try and do papertrading first so at least u can get the hang of seeing what works best for u , don’t rush to put money in yet the markets are savages one day u win the next 5 days u lose . So it’s trial and error with a little research and understanding of the charts . Wish u the best of luck

@Cbthomas Thanks man! I don't like papertrading because it's unreal, it's not emotional.. For me it's better to trade with small amount (even if it could mean blow up a small account :( ) Anyway thanks man, I appreciate <3

AND INSTEAD I DIND'T, TODAY +$100 LOSS

Thank you brother, I appreciate it.

My condolences to you and your family General.

Sorry to hear, feel better soon!

Thank You Tim

Thank you Shawn, very cool!

This is hugely helpful, I was using USAA up until I realized the same thing. I was getting shellacked!

So how do I trade with an ECN, any websites and do they accept UK customers?

@IceMan14 I'm sorry, I guess I should've been clearer. When you trade on Nasdaq for example, the exchange is essentially an ECN. So when you trade through it ECN fees apply + your broker fees. I hope this clarifies things a bit!

very informative, thanks.

sorry I meant you don't skew your stats - lol

I'm not as dumb as I type or maybe that was some sort of Freudian slip

Haha no worries man. Like I said, stat tracking is literally the only reason I use this site. If you're curious about how I trade, please feel free to PM me.

thank you man ... I follow you on twitter and see you're focusing a bit on pot stocks, I'd love to learn more

I have listened to Brett Steenbarger lately. His experience is that most traders fail because they haven't found their edge in the market. Some might be frustrated, and start to overtrade/not managing risk well, and might believe they have a psychological problem, when really the psychological problem stems from not having the edge.

@hr_tetra great point do you mind if i add that point to my blog as well.

Sorry, haven't been checking my mail lately. Please, do add it!

very true,well said.

that allow me to make a few grand without risking over a grand.....and I'm trading for a living so its hard to just say "wait for the good plays" and "don't trade everyday".

Good luck =D

I have found that trading only the stocks with big volume and volitility is best. When the bollanger bands go vertical, big volume comes in and price is pushing above the 9 EMA, trading is fun. Good book- The Trading Book by Anne-Marie Baiynd a pro tading coach. I have been struggling with poor entries, so I am playing only the best setups.

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Ty for sharing, but at what point are you buying? At that b/o or in or are you buying few days after ER in expectation that b/o will happen later? Ty.

@GT500 the "E" on the chart indicates the earnings announcement, so you can see how many days it takes to break out. Entry depends on risk and price action, each play is different

good job keep it up.

This is great and aligns very well with my current strategy. I will have to investigate this further.