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aaronmizellam
aaronmizellam Jun 21, 22 2:03 PM

Being Disciplined Pays Off!! Be willing to Cut and Attack latter! Thanks Roland!

brandonkoy
brandonkoy Dec 14, 22 8:02 AM

Idea was to see a morning spike. Got that and Plan was to short into a lower high. At 4.18 looked like a stuff on level 2. Entry 8,000 shares 4.15. Risk HOD 4.20. Immediate fading very stress free. Started locking in gains on the big red candles on the way down to take away some of the emotions. It was easy to sit through the bounce after realizing some gains. Thought about adding into the bounce but decided to just be patient with the shares that he had. Covered some more into g/r 3.50 level. E

brandonkoy
brandonkoy Dec 14, 22 8:09 AM

xit the rest in the 3.20s avg 3.41 covers $5900 gain. Started looking for a bounce in the 3s. Got down to 3.13 Entered long 5,000 shares 3.22. Exit 3.32 almost $500. Indicators for shorting frontside: no catalyst, a lot of chat room pumping, 3rd green day, running last week and a half, gap up and spike.

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Gorkem

@kroyrunner Hi Tim, My question is did you short HDSN at the market open? if yes then what was your risk area? because I think previous day's closing price would be very high. if you didnt short, then what is the reason to not short. Thanks

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Ev0lution
Ev0lution Aug 24, 17 10:25 PM

I'll give you the likely answer to this one... He started small ;-)

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Ev0lution
Ev0lution Jul 10, 17 8:31 PM

remember this is sort of like a competition of who's can

Ev0lution
Ev0lution Jul 10, 17 8:31 PM

of who's the fastest. You're in competition with everyone else

Barcode1337
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Barcode1337 Jul 10, 17 8:58 PM

are you talking about CHFS? I like to always remember Risk/Reward... what were you willing to loss vs what you are willing to gain. what were you looking for in price? over what time frame? Study Study Study =)

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trader187 Jul 10, 17 10:38 PM

FOMO is hell. (Fear of missing out). There will be other plays and other days. Try paper trading with the amount you usually risk it helps. Then you can get the technicals better and know which entries are potentially good. Ive done what you have and held it out of pride and lost a lot of money...

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alsalamia
alsalamia Jul 04, 17 2:00 PM

Congrats and it sounds like you're on the right path. You don't really need to trade daily honestly or hold overnight unless you have to or after seeing a potential that a company could go up the next day. However, you should never ever have to hold your position for the sake of not wanting to use one of your day trades. I think you have up to 3 or 4 trades depending on broker, if you nail those three trades, that should be plenty enough for a 5 rolling days. Good luck to you bud!

Ev0lution
Ev0lution Jul 04, 17 3:28 PM

congrats on your success so far, wish you the best keep at it

Torkers
Torkers Jul 04, 17 5:24 PM

Good that You have profits - continue to study hard all The time AS market can be brutal - GL on your journey

Financestudent
Financestudent Jul 04, 17 6:51 PM

@coreygulick i have watched pennystocking part 1 and 2 and shortstocking and level 2 but only the half. I need to buy more dvds and gain access to video lessons. Two months heh, good. How much money did you start out with, if i may ask.

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lombardo141
lombardo141 Jul 04, 17 7:43 PM

Nice dude. It's still to voiltile for me to renter right now for a swing. I will buy when no one is looking lol 👀.

lombardo141
lombardo141 Jul 04, 17 7:44 PM

And take a chance on that EU approval. It's rear for stock to have definite confirmed future results. We just gotta keep watching

huperauxano
huperauxano Jul 05, 17 9:54 AM

Heavy support @ 2.17 this morning - got out with small gain

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MiladyMystique
MiladyMystique Sep 02, 17 8:21 AM

I don't know what size your trades usually are, but if you specify to yourself that every single trade is only going to be X size, because the goal is not the profit but on doing the trade right, then it may help to get the emotion of greed or fear under control that is causing you to miss the right exit points.

MiladyMystique
MiladyMystique Sep 02, 17 8:23 AM

I'm still early in my learning process, so please take what I say with a grain of salt. I'm thinking myself into your situation and trying to think how I would try to overcome this type of problem.

Torkers
Torkers Sep 02, 17 8:27 AM

Hello and Thank You for your reply. You are spot on - Ive been way to bad at excectutions and trade plans throughout The whole start - Ive been doing alot of adjustments to this now lately and have become alot better but still have alot to learn but i really appreciate You taking your time and weiting this - ty very much

MiladyMystique
MiladyMystique Sep 02, 17 8:51 AM

I look forward to reading your next blog :) The Stock Market School is sometimes, unfortunately, very expensive!

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SouthDwn
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SouthDwn Jul 31, 17 4:44 PM

great words Roland. Thanks! Your track record is very inspiring! I know you're hearing that a lot these days and it is damn well deserved. Great work! Hope to meet you at the summit in Orlando!

ZachR
ZachR Nov 29, 17 12:27 PM

Adapt to the market and never stop learning.

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Abranz840
Abranz840 May 23, 16 11:19 PM

Will do @MrEv0 , this is my first blog, so Didnt check hah

anonymousam
anonymousam May 26, 16 2:06 AM

That's awesome man! I just started few months ago with robinhood as well, and I've been loosing much haha. May I ask how's your trading with robinhood like? Does it happen to you where you buy through market buy but the purchase price is higher than the market price? I'm kinda frustrated sometimes, still learning how to trade using robinhood.

Abranz840
Abranz840 May 29, 16 8:37 PM

@anonymousam Sorry for the late reply, Busy weekend haha, Thanks! Robinhood is quite good for a beginner, no that dosent happen to me, but yes usually I may see a cent or two up and down while executing a order at market price, but other than that its completely fine, I will shift to Interactive brokers soon this summer, But for trading on the go and someone who is new to investing, I highly suggest Robinhood

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