Thanks Mark!

Thanks Mark

Great video explaining VWAP. I've watched this video at least 10 time now.....thanks Mark.

Thx Mark, I appreciate your attention to detail.

great story jack. you had a desire and faith. thats why you did'nt give up. that is a true uncle who supported you and gave you good advice .I am studying hard because one day im going to reach my goal.thanks again for sharing your story.

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@Jackaroo Clearly this was about 3-31/2 yrs ago. Looks to me like a little confidence of someone believing in you can make all the difference in the world. Congrats on your success Jack! I truly believe we all have it in us & it just takes hard work & 1 person believing in you & believing in yourself. Your uncle is a great man.

In the same boat. My dad doesn't believe this is going to work. He's seen me putting thousands and thousands of hours studying the market every chance I get. He's straight up told me that this will never work and that I will fail. The only way to fail is to stop. That will never happen. At the same time, it's time to put the hammer down. I finally have the $ to trade with again, it's go time!

@mitch20 I think you're splitting your categories far too severely if it leaves you with that many sheets. What I do is I track all these things on ONE sheet per setup, and then I can sort/filter by column to see if any of the variables I'm tracking actually make the play more/less likely to succeed

@kroyrunner Thankyou Tim !

Useful, thanks.

Hi Tim, your DVDs are great; thank you for explaining your ideas and thought processes in detail, I've found it really helpful in developing my own ideas and strategies. Do you still use Equityfeed (now called Scanz)? What do you use to record your trades? Will there be a sequel to Trading Tickers? Thanks.

hey im new to this program and im wondering if you remember where exactly you learned of the OE pattern?

@gbayconi I made it for the most part. @kroyrunner and many others short overextended stocks, but they all have different criteria for setups and trade them differently.

Usually summer is pretty slow. Sometimes December is because of the January effect. People/fund sell stocks that they've lost money on in December so they can write them off on their taxes. Then they buy them back in January which causes a lot of long and short plays.