Very good lesson as always. thank you Ellis!

@feldy yes. From the momentum of the short sellers trapped.

@Kui_Kibandy green is ask red is bid.

Thank you E

@KGtrader1 it’s a limit order. It gives me the best execution without going below what I set. I was executed at 1.82ish but in case it dropped quick on me I placed at the number mentioned.

Thanks E, always good to hear more about how you trade with L2 and the tape.

Thank you!

Thank you for the video lesson and transparency, appreciate your teachings

Thanks, Kyle.

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Great video, thank you!

Great video, thanks for sharing! I like how you explained it so well. Will rewatch it again for sure. :)

Hey Ellis, I have not seen any new video, knowledge is power!!!!

Thank you

Thank you for the live trading lesson

Great video, thank you

Thank you!

Thanks E!

Great learning

Another excellent lesson. Thanks coach!

This man only preaches winner mindset. Always appreciate the lessons. Thank you!

Totally new here, been studying for 2months now and just starting to let myself trade again. Thank you for the clear details of your trades, truly helpful!

Thanks!

Thanks for another great video E. Appreciate all you do for the community.

@Jaake very welcome. Glad to help.

Thank you!

This video is extremely helpful, thank you!

Thanks Kyle! Super insightful breakdown as usual! Congrats on another amazing and highly efficient month!

As always good mental food appreciate you my G

These results won't come without a lot of work and dedications. Thanks for sharing the insights and also for being humble.

Thank you Ellis, another informative lesson, well presented and explained. You are a very good teacher

Great lesson, thanks!

Very Instructive! Especially on the mindset of trading! Thank you!!!

Thank you!

Great video. I'm really liking the detailed explanations. One thing I didn't quite get was how you manage your sell orders on these otc's. I noticed at one point the bid was like .0129 and the ask was .013, but you slapped your sell price in at .0112. Is that similar to selling at the bid?

@AAlmujahid I account for slippage. I typically set my sell orders lower then the bid because I just want out. With OTCs I’m really focused on that because it is so hard to get out sometimes. Also I set lower because I want to give the stock maximum opportunity to hold and if it can’t I’m still able to get out decent without panicking and having to re-enter my order and causing more damages in losses.

Got it. Makes sense.

Thank you!