Great video, thanks Arick!

Hi Arick, when you enter a trade at the 1st green candle making high, do you put a stop loss for the bottom of previous red candle or is it only a mental stop to moving average? Thanks a lot in advance. You are very helpful for new traders. May god bless you.

Mental stop but i have the order ready to go

i started with pennystocking part deux and how to make millions, i started with 5k of my own money

@Arussell125 what broker did you use when you started initially with 5k?

NICE!

Thanks @timothysykes, your tutorials have been great as well :) Still learning on my small account even after a year of trading.

@Orane awwww thanks man!

@Orane my first 700+ profit week...you're the man, bro!!

Haha right? i got burned bad like that, all my trades from suretrader say my winn/loss b.c. (before commissions) and i think it was mostly my fault too for overtrading. Im saving up fro interactive brokers. I also use Robinhood which is commisson free. I havent had any problems with anything really, the set up is fast, within minutes youll be setup and be trading today. i use it for my small account because as Tim mentions, out since there is no commissions, i think more people than not will use

it as an excuse to trade when they shouldnt, like i did at first lol

Thanks Tim for the link...I will move to IB & ETrade too

Yes @MadMan79, agreed better to follow PDT with 2 brokers to allow max of 6 trades per week than overtrade and pay those useless commissions with PDT free brokers!! Lesson learnt the hard way!

They blocked Profitly

and centerpoint? Don't see them either?

@timothysykes can you guys add Colmex?

@timothysykes why the hell did they block us? thats crap. Alrways had issues with them, so i gave up

@kaush88 I haven't looked into that, but it sounds like a good enough idea. I'd say collect as many chart examples as you can for the setups you're looking for, then examine the data. algorithms can't see the chart patterns, only the data, so you have to be specific in what you're looking for if you want a program to do the work for you.

@cwood how can i get it?

@intna89 you can't get the app, but my blog refreshes at certain times during the day when the program runs. Bookmark this page and check back at the times it says to http://2alive4925.svbtle.com/how-to-find-earnings-winners

@cwood thanks

@osirustwits - thanks...I did think it was some sort of manipulation on broker end!

@Volition - nope, because before getting logged off, i've seen some other messages like operation couldn't be completed (something like that) - well, if i'm trying to get out of get me out...normally it would send the order with 'triggered' operation even if it's unable to execute...but not when it short squeezes. Its funny why force log out on short squeezes!!

@ormtrade01 you must read the posts. Everyone is saying don't touch suretrader with a 10 foot pole unless you want to lose money. Even Sykes has said over an over the issues lately. If you can't do the research on the broker you will get killed on researching on the stock.

@ormtrade01 follow me on twitter and dm/private message me and I can discuss this further and try to help you as I am on my way to work

The technical analysis was sound, thats been my new focus, nice post!

you can only have one sell order unless you divide your shares up. you can do conditional one triggers all orders and set the sell part as either a trailing stop $ and set your stop price say .06 . This will trigger a market sell if the stocks drops 6 cents at any given time. OR you could set a sell> stop limit on quote. This will enable you to select the exact price of your choosing to trigger a sell. So say you brought the stock at 1.65 and its up to 1.99 you can set a stop limit on quote sell

for say 1.94. if it drops below 1.94 it will trigger a sell order.

Hmm...what I was trying to accomplish is to combine buy and sell into a single order/transaction such that buy triggers when certain condition (limit/stop limit) is met and once buy is executed, sell conditions take over for both stop loss as well as profit above certain price - for sell order, once one condition is triggered, the other should get cancelled automatically. This is what OCO accomplishes and looks like Bracket order works in the same way.

Thanks for your response digitialbrass, much appreciated