if I was you , I ll stop trading , and Study more, and more and more, then back trading

i think you will be better soon, but learn quick how to cut your lost, Like Tim and other great traders here they know how to get out

yeah... don't be too confortable on a losing position, CUT IT QUICK !

thanks for sharing...

good list. id be wary of NPTN, it is looking like a similar setup as 2/06 where it had a big first Green Day which fizzled on day 2.

entertaining post. MARA was my single biggest loss ever. "hooker" is an understatement. Also keeping an eye on RGSE tomorrow. GL!

Back atcha!

Ive struggled with this one. Good luck!

added MFIN APTO and THCT to my WL for tomorrow. Ty for the insight!

np!

nope, where did you see that?

when i logged in, i got a message about updates to the streaming data subscriptions at the top of the screen

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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Dang bro, dont try to fight revenge trade either. Just take it as a bad casino day. Start implementing stops before u get in a trade. Find the percent difference between ur entry and ur stop and choose an amount ur willing to lose if your stop gets hit. Divide the amount ur willing to lose with the percent diff and that will tell you how much $ u can enter the trade with. Try to enter right at support so u can risk very small percent. Dont be afraid to have wider risk with less size. Bet small a

at first also

I don't know how long you've been reading but I would recommend to go in small for the first few months and average up your winning % 50%-70% and then go in bigger. Thats my goal right now as well, stick to 1 patter and master it. also buy at weakness and sell into strength that way you minimize you risk level and let your winners run. I need to practice these thing too.

I like the idea. Used to do that all the time with a local group from my car forum. No idea where HTX is though lol.

@whilechukwuzout Thank, I got the idea from old business mixers I used to attend. HTX = Houston, TX. I know we're a world wide community, but doing what Sykes does at a local level can help out with working out some of the kinks in our own trading strategies as well.

It just barely broke its 3 month resistance of 7.85 and there is a lot of volume, EMA line is well below, MACD says it will keep rising, I think it could be a good buy! Thanks for sharing!!!!

When I mean a lot of volume, I am not talking about the number, but I am talking about volume increasing up until now

Yeah theres been a big step up in volume since 12/19 and it has been holding. Don't really know how to read MACD yet but I'm gonna check into that lol.