First a comment before my question ... I really appreciate your videos of the Opening Breakout Range, or even buying on a pullback, including the explanation of how you determine the range, how you use the 9 min and 20 min EMA lines, and use the parabolic dots as guides. One of the biggest problems for me is knowing the right time to enter (exit I'm usually ok if the entry is right), and your detailed explanations of additional indicators that can help with entry and exit setup will improve my
Question: I live in Germany and have a day job, so usually not home yet for the market open. Do you have a similar setup to the opening breadout / breakdown range that you use for afternoon setups? For instance, instead of looking at the first green and red 3 min candles after the open to set the range, could you use the 3 min first green and red candles at 1400, 1430, or 1500 and get similar results, albeit usually not quite as volatile? Thanks for your thoughts.
If you are looking at a stock and it is on your watchlist, but it doesn't play out the way you wanted it to. Do you keep it on your watchlist list until your set up comes up or do you take it off?
Depends on if its a former runner or not
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@King_of_Spades congrats! which broker are you using now?
Congrats King
Thanks everyone! I am still using suretrader, maybe someday I can get interactive brokers
remember rule #1. Also, what helps me overcome the stress of making a trade is having a solid plan before going in and knowing how to react to each obstacle. Hope this helps. Good luck!
When you say I completely broke my rules and went against my plan you shouldn't be trading period. Your still not ready yet IMO
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