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Great webinar, great info. Currently going back through all Grittanis webinars so I can learn and expand on his trading style.

Thanks Grittani, for your time and education. And big thanks for your openness about your process, very helpful.

higher odds on long setups with tickers that have lower floats and lower share counts, creates higher potential for short squeezes with large enough volume and share rotation. Do not buy sympathy plays that are underperforming in a hot sector especially if leaders continue to outperform. Market conditions/seasonality are extremely important for pattern reliability and occurrence and increasing/decreasing risk. Thanks for your time and education Grittani!!!

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The knowledge shared in each webinar is beyond amazing.

Great trade recap Grittani. Really great seeing the difference from TT when you were adding to positions going against you to now seeing how disciplined you're taking the small paper cuts that allow you to stay in the game monetarily and more importantly psychologically to stay focused and take full advantage of the trade/move when it came because, "you can always get back in a trade" Thanks for your time and education and wisdom Grittani!!!

Practice discipline by not getting influenced with other traders banking on a setup that's not your own, stay focused on only trading your A+ setup, if it isn't there just don't trade. Buying a major daily b/o in a hot sector or hot market gives higher odds and therefore more conviction on the odds of a morning gap up on swings. Does help to see intraday price action holding trend as well on b/o candle.

gap up break outs are risky, if looking to participate the higher odds trade would be to watch for intraday consolidation and ideally look for a NHOD b/o in the afternoon and buy that b/o. DO NOT EVER UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES swing a b/o over night if the company has earnings after market close. Thanks for your time, education and wisdom Grittani!!!

Great lessons, thank you!!

Awesome!

Trading a short term breakout is risky if there is meaningful over head resistance within range. Bag holders are looking to sell into breakouts just to decrease size of unrealized losses adding to short seller pressure. Much higher odds if breakout has nothing but blue skies above.

over night b/o swing idea: How did b/o close? did it close near HOD? If so, high odds to see a following day gap up. The same idea goes in the opposite direction, if b/o candle is large and closes -50% off highs or close to LOD, holding o/n is not a good idea, as odds have now shifted to higher likelihood of a gap down.

For turns on intraday price action if you're looking to go for a directional trade opportunity (based on big picture daily chart) don't focus on LVL2 instead focus on the chart and allow time for chart to set up a good risk area for you to use for your long or short idea. Don't try being first to make the trade, focus on risk management first. Thanks for your time, education, and wisdom Grittani!!!

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Thanks Tim Grittani

When there is a hot sector or a hot momentum market, share dilution is less important as there is higher than unusual liquidity in both a hot sector and a trending hot market. For shareholder meetings that will announce potential upcoming catalyst dates one can find these detailed information under "DEF 14" filing. Thanks for sharing your range formula for reversal long.

And thanks for also breaking down when and how much you'd add to a breakout trade with risk in mind first and leveraging risk to add to your position. Thanks for your time and education Grittani!!!

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Thanks Tim

Thanks for the webinar!

Recognize when revenge trading and when a trade has become emotional and take a step back and don't trade that ticker, or just take the rest of the day off to get your mind rebalanced. When buying a major daily breakout with large liquidity be patient and let the trade work in your favor while sticking to and managing risk. Great detailed breakdown of your added long strategy Grittani I took a ton of note. Thanks for your time and education Grittani!!!

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Thank you Tim, so great to learn from you.

nice webbi Tim

Never stop asking questions and never stop looking for answers, this grind will help define you in your trading career. Can't teach discipline, have to have time in the game and take some lumps to build tolerance and confidence in being comfortable while uncomfortable and adhering to your risk levels. Always look for ways to improve. Thanks for your time and education Grittani!!!

Also: after having your best month, or first green month (for newer traders) Do Not go in to the next months trying to out do yourself or trying to beat your past performance, instead, focus on just taking what the market gives you in terms of your A+ setup. Focus on making good trades, and if your setup isn't available, just don't trade and practice being patient/discipline. Thanks for your time, education, and wisdom Grittani!!!

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no more using a one size fits all approach to risk management i let the chart tell me whats a key level that broke to cut losses

Less is more, focus on the higher odds setups and don't trade unless those are present. Save mental energy, and preserve capital by not risking hard earned money on B & C setups. Since TT, Grittani's main focus has been risk management and capital preservation, being mindful and think risk first and profits last.

Focus on self sufficiency, look for what gave you your best setups and continue only looking for those indicators and only taking those trades. Avoid buying charts that have failed big % days and failed breakouts on huge volume, when they big % gainers or potential B/Os again. As they have higher odds of failing due to their history. Thanks for your time and education Grittani!!!

Thank you Tim Grittani so many lessons in all your webinars!

I follow volume. I follow volatility. From there it goes to daily chart setup and then intraday setup. Thats the order I look at things.

intraday afternoon b/o anytime from 12 to close, mid day lull is BS, however, make sure no meaningful over head daily resistance nearby that can influence a false b/o. OEGU that close red on the day are good shorts into close for swing or looking to short next day gap down into morning pops.

Do not play DD1 if stock is in a hot sector as there is always high odds of a follow through gap up next next, regardless of failed close. Huge potential for gains if you can manage to hold big mutli day b/o on massive volume for a day or 2 while managing risk accordingly. leverage O/S count to help make decisions on share rotation on high volume days. Thanks for your time and education Grittani!!!