Hi Sir Jesse7, May I know how do you track down intraday breakout as you were able to trade within that significant price movement? Are you a member or subscriber of timalerts or any other websites for shorting? thanks

I am a challenge student, so I have all the DVD's and watched them a few times. Which trade are you referring to?

Hi, I am curious if Suretrader allows overnight margin on OTC stocks? have you done that before without any penalty nor liquidation? thanks

Hi Steve777, may I know why you switched from QT to suretrader? Do you have difficulty in shorting using QT? thanks

Hi Yanc, congratulations to your winning ways. May I know how do you keep track of penny stocks that increase significantly to short later? What platform or program do you keep track of a watchlist? thanks

Hi, also how do you manage to be stress free when you are shorting stocks for a couple of days and sometimes the stock goes up?

@jayjaydagumboy Thanks. I'm using free version of http://finviz.com/ (fore NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX) and http://www.marketinout.com/ (for OTC) screeners. When stocks goes up I close a positition, but at the same time, I try to give shares to "breathe".

hi, I am interested to open an account with Questrade. IS QT good in terms of shorting? thanks

it has been pretty good so far, there are some good borrows for above 3$. anything below is hard to find and they manually check their inventory sometimes which takes time to enter (-arnd 1 min or so). Overall it is pretty good for the stocks in play

Hi PharmDFoose, congrats to your trading success. May I know how do you know the intraday break out of a certain stock? Do you do any subsription on any websites?

thanks

Thanks. I usually do not trade intraday breakouts. From the long side, I typically look for a catalyst based run that can last 30-60 days at times. From the short side, I focus on over-extended charts and try to get short on the back-side of the move. For subscription website, I recommend investorslive and biorunup.

thank you again and good luck

Hi Tolleya, congrats for an early good start. I am wondering how do you identify a subpenny stock that will be "long"?