Can't tell you how much your vids make sense, along with the chat comments. I used the prior day high relative to today's chart, to make a decent (tiny) trade yesterday - great stuff!

Thank you. I had the same learning experience. I shorted $IGC too early on a morning gap up. It was my first time for this strategy. I got crushed. Great learning experience and right idea, just poor timing.

Really good job Huddie. Thanks for taking the time to do this for everyone.

Awesome awesome video!!! Thanks Huddie, picked up some awesome direction on some of the things I've been doing wrong but more importantly was such a simple explanation on risk management.. Thanks man!!!

Thanks - you're videos are always crisp!

I love it! Quick, simple, and yet educational and thought provoking.

Thank you so much!! This helps me look at things differently.

Thanks Kid! Appreciate the insight!

Thank you for making this video

Great lesson man! Do more please.

thanks Huddie

great insight oaths lesson, thank you

My size is generally determined by dollar risk, liquidity, and ideal chart set-up. Financing does not come into play as much with an o/e gap down, as it would with say, a short into resistance. I might be prone to playing more of a patience route if there is an active financing.

This is a great answer and will help a lot. Thanks Huddie, appreciate all you do to give back.

Good lesson! Thanks for your lessons, it is very helpful

Thank you bro. Proper Risk Management.

Can't wait to earn that privelege by become consistent

Paulo, saw the list of AWX trades by Mint Broker. Why do they do it that way? What are they trying to accomplish? Really interesting. Thanks for posting.

That’s a good question bud. There was a moment where I figured out one Big reason as to why I was over trading / trading poor set-ups. And that reason was; when I’d see a perfect short set-up play out, and I was left on the sidelines because I didn’t have the shares, I would consequently go after less ideal set-ups thereafter due to that feeling of “missed opportunity” and feeling robbed of the trade I wanted. So I fixed that problem by obtaining the broker I needed to cut out that feeling, and

Thx for the response man, I really appreciate it. I certainly figured it had to do with finding borrows but your comment on over-trading, particularly less ideals set-ups and feeling like you missed out was very insightful. Keep up the hard work and good luck to you.

I appreciate it, too. It's hard not to get emotional over missed opportunities and wanting to get in "somewhere."

It’s really a case by case matter. Lower float stocks, you definitely want to get out as soon as risk is violated. Sometimes that means allowing for that wiggle room where you will lose a little more than expected. Most times there will be a dip, but at that point usually emotions are so screwed that you’d settle for that initial smack the ask price anyways.

Remember, the goal is to live to trade another day, not nail every play. No one trade is worth the potential blow up.

That makes a lot of sense from a psychological standpoint, never thought of it like that so appreciate you pointing out the treatment depending on float and volatility. Thanks for the valuable knowledge, really appreciate it.

Ya, in the beginning - expect to lose more often than win. Profits and losses will be random until you can identify the patterns, so whatever you do put in, think of it as a sunken cost. Executing YOUR trade plans to perfection, whether a loss or a gain, is a very important habit to build. Whether its 100 shares of a stock, or 1,000, its the same trade.

Hey thanks for the advice! I'm trying to get a plan and strategy together to take my trading to the next level!

You're very welcome!

HI Huddie I'm Tim student, could you please give me an advise ,if you'll have to start all over again what w'd be your TOP DVD or webinar to start with? thanks for your time

I would go about it more methodically. Instead of trying to take in everything all at once, I'd target a specific set-up, learn it well, and then move on to the next. Keep it simple, don't overwhelm yourself.

That's great advice for me as well. I've way hhed 99% of the dvds and 3600 video lessons. When I finish im going to focus on a specific set up.. thanx