I use Tim's penny stocking framework as a guide to set expectations as to how a stock will move or what trend it's in. intra day i look to buy breakouts/ABCD patterns and like shorting gap downs on overextended stocks but I haven't really been doing that too much lately because i feel the long set ups have more upside in this current market.

I have a lot to learn. Thank you

just start watching the video lessons an dvd's and it will start to make sense at some point

yep been doing that, thank you

i thought someone is trying to hack my account

I only had 30 attempts. Lol glad it's just a bug

same lol

I had the same yesterday

Thanks I will think through this.... Max $ loss / stop loss per share = # shares.

@huperauxano Yep always keep $ loss the same no matter how much money you invest per trade :)

@Chongette32 that's how i work it out too. I used to say a $200 loss was ok relative to my account size, but in reality it was too large for me mentally.

@Learnthings Yep it's whatever your comfortable losing. Mine is only $50.

I didn't know shit from Shinola on day #1 hahaha i'm going to start using that

For me, I learned a lot by watching a maybe an hour of video lessons or a dvd, then taking a break and really take everything you watched in. If I study to much I never retain much of the information. Maybe thats just my bad memory tho lol . Whats helped me most was after watching how to make millions DVD I've been watching every single video lesson from each category and writing about a page of notes on each one. I used to just watch all the videos but when I went back and actually started writ

writing notes on each one, everything is making so much sense now. I watched the same videos as before I started writing notes on them and I realized I missed so much of the little tidbits that Tim says. His Video lessons have been the most helpful for me so far

sorry for the rant

Wait for me, I am coming...

@cmasson I agree yesterday was the better bounce play in the morning as it was uptrending gradually pre-mkt and you could've bought the dip at the open. Today it lost momentum so couldn't spike as much and is a perfect example of the bouncing ball example that Tim always uses.

Hi Stephen... my reviews of these trades were dm'd to you on your twitter account.

@krs1 :-)