This has giving me another level in my thought process and planning, thanks for this Huddie

Awesome, thanks Huddie!

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Excellent !

Thanks Huddie, pretty well explained

Real instruction, very inspiring thanks Huddie

Just watching this now. Great video. I learn more from live trading like this than I do any other videos. Watching you in an out for 10c in the space of a few minutes is what I needed to see. And your focus on 4 stocks is great too. Until today I had 6 charts running, not quite sure what I was looking for and would never sell on the up. You did and you didn't care. That's why you made $350 and I'd have lost $200. Thank you!

Real nice Huddie, thanks!

Great lesson

Thanks Huddie, I really enjoy the way you break down your trades, I am learning so much from your videos, I hope you will keep them coming

great video, thanks for the play by play

Thanks Huddie, this is absolute gem!

amazing video bro

Thank you Huddie for sharing your thought process on diluted stock.

Thanks Huddie. Dillution + Bag holder = great environment for shorting at resistance.

Makes me feel feel soooo out of my depth "The more I know the less I understand" (changing man Paul Weller) thanks Huddie, great grounding for me...

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bro these live trading vids are gold!

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Love what you do, thanks Huddie

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Thanks, simple and great lesson. I like the way Huddie uses the 15 min chart

Great info but pity it cut so soon, thanks Huddie

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Thanks, great video !

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Speechless!! Thanks Huddie

Thank you Huddie

Thanks, great way to coorrelate Level 2 with first green bar in the one minute chart for the bounce after the short

Great video and explanation for the level 2 bounce

One the the best instructional videos I have seen to date, thanks Huddie

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u the man huddie

Wow, the simpleast way to learn Level 2 interacting with shorts and bounces. Thanks Huddie

Awesome, simply awesome. Thanks Huddie

what is toxic dilution?

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Gold dust, very inspiring thank you

Always keep coming back to this. One of my favorite videos on trading. You picked a great chart to break down and remember.

This dude blows my mind with every video he puts out. Great stuff, Man. Great stuff.

Thanks, your videos are truly awesome!

Teaching at its best, thanks for your insight

Patience. Wait for the weakness. Great lesson. Thanks.

Your vids are without question the most valuable resources on all of profit.ly. My sincerest thanks to you buddy

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Another video I will be watching a number of times, thank you

@leiting I can't answer your question specifically due to each o/e gap down being a tad different than the other. My best advice to you would be to go back and watch the o/e gap down chapter in TTT and rewatch Grittani's old webinars until you have a better understanding of what to expect.

@Huddie Thanks for the advice man, you have been more helpful than you know. I will go back to basics and watch all of Gritani's info on O/e Gap downs again. I feel like I am "stressing the issue" as you and Gritani speak about while I need to be more disciplined with my entries and if my potential entry doesn't come or it's out of my wheel house as you put it, then I shouldn't trade it at all I find myself trying to force it at the less than ideal price points in terms of risk/reward. You have

awesome video, watching now for 3rd time. Very informative. What trading software are you using? Looks very easy to use.

Rewatching this video and still learning from it. Thanks Huddie.

Studying over Memorial Day weekend - really enjoyed and learned a lot about SHORTing in this video. Thanks Huddie !

Excellent video lesson, thanks for your time Huddie

Your videos just have so much information to learn from. Thank you for taking the time to make them.

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AWESOME video! Thanx Hudster!

Huddie you have a really nice balance of reviewing your own trades and imparting good information and instruction, thanks

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so well expressed...need to watch many more times...thanks

Ty for the lesson Huddie!

Nice, thank you

great insight oaths lesson, thank you

Fantastic Thanks Huddie

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I,m definitely a fan, great explanations 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.

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.