Noting if morning lows don't hold that is a risky hold. That day 3 is a risky hold. Know your stocks and don't get stuck in stocks that are dead. Volatile stocks only. Midday is less predictable and more choppy, be cautious. Focus on current % gainers and look back to see if it was a recent runner. When the momentum isn't there, stay away. Let a stock absorb the sellers, especially mornings, and see if it can hold its key levels. You need a plan for each and every trade.

Realistic and reasonable targets and volume needs to be strong. Thanks Mark.

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thanks mark focus on volatile plays and learned a new pattern shorting failed bounces. sweet

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Thank you both for this video and your excellent advice. You are both definitely spot on!!

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Needed to hear this one thanks guys!

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Control your weapon!!

Thanks Tim Control your weapon.

Control your weapon. I can do some good watchlists...I'm just trying to learn how to play them now. Thanks for all these past videos...it helps a lot.

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in 2020 btw ahahah

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Thanks Mark. Good lesson!

Thanks mark i will be meticulous with my position size and play it conservatively , great breakout play on the bounce and you buy the dip and take the meat of the move goodd lesson mark

good lesson Mark. Trade the stocks that have proven they can run in the past. These stocks can be heavily shorted, so the chance for a bounce in great.

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Videos watched. Thanks.

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