If I was a betting man more of the same. Intraday volatility. Don't think we gap down for open but won't surprise me to see tests of several of today's levels again.SF2004 said:
So up or down tomorrow?
AH looks to be flat on SPY.
yes, we could certainly charge up from here, but we have been rejected from the mean 3X recently.cageybee77 said:
"Sometimes senor, de bool he does not loos"
AG 2000' said:
This fubo earnings call...
https://giphy.com/gifs/VB5WwlZIt8eRy
AG 2000' said:
The big 4-0 for ASO.
ProShares finally got around to reannouncing $UVXY's reverse split. $UVXY's tenth (!) reverse split is fittingly a 1:10 split. Change will be effective at open May 26th. For more (e.g., impact on options) see: https://t.co/zOLHEfPzpx https://t.co/OaPmCojJgp
— Vance Harwood (@6_Figure_Invest) May 12, 2021
FJ43 said:
Scalping Tips
This is for intraday/week option scalping primarily. Can be weekly or monthly calls. Can work for shares as well. These are probably my bedrock top items I am working to make natural vs conscious thought, and just my opinion. It is also proving out to be much more consistently profitable if you are a trader.
A few basic tips I have learned the over time through personal experiences, execution, trial and error, studying the likes of Dan, Ripster, Redler, VS, Elite, etc. Nothing earth shattering but these can make the difference between a red or green trade. Adopting a little here and a little there.
- Mentally probably #1. Probably hardest to accept if you like winning. Cut your trade as soon as the trade goes against you technically. Its a cheap price for an option contract ($0.65) vs. being 10%, 15% or more % down and hope it comes back. No need to hope the price action and chart will tell you anyway. Ripster I think said he averages 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 between lose, scratch and win. The key is the losers must be smaller than the winners. Cutting is key.
- Scale out. Take you money. Dan refers to it as take on way up or down. Others as scale out. Don't wait for max profits. As an example if I buy 6 contracts I scale them 1 or 2 at a time on way up or down between resistance levels usually when approaching. The math works out in your favor.
- Leave a runner....or two. Its ok to leave a runner but make sure to cut it at break even or above.
- Don't watch the profit $ or % constantly. Focus on the levels as they will determine profit and loss.
- Technically probably #1. Know your SR (support/resistance) levels. Begin with daily, then add hourly the if you want add 10 or 15 minute levels. I use colors for each time. One for daily, one for hourly and one for 10 minute. Helps me not to think intraday and just execute which level I am approaching.
- Big one that has helped me gain more winners due to entry and exit. Intraday add trend lines diagonally. Keep updating the as things change. If the price action breaks the up or down trend the vast majority of the time its heading to an SR level.
- Trust your levels not your emotions. Like a pilot let the instruments tell you what's happening.
- Enter after confirmation or 2nd candle calls or puts. No need to time the best entry or exit. Often find myself exiting trades because I was impatient.
- Focus on knowing something intimately. SPY, Qs, SPX or whatever and know it well. Don't try and trade all things early on. Know it like your children.
- VIX. Pay attention to it. Rising and chances are your trade will be impacted. Falling the same.
- Macros. Pay attention to them. Just because one is ripping doesn't mean the other will.
- Make 10 trades and grade yourself. If you can't have a winning hand with 10 trades you likely won't with 20 or 100. Begin with 1 share or 1 contract until 10 total equals a winning trend with no losers. Scratches can be included. This sure helps be patient on entry. Think Ripster uses 10 winning trades in a row before you can size up.
There are of course many others things technically you can use and should pay attention to. EMAs (or SMAs), Bollinger, MACD, RSI, SAR, etc., etc.
Hope that helps some of y'all that are giving it a whirl in a tactical market at the moment. I am learning daily and just wanted to share some tips.
51 trades today which includes buys and scaling out since scaling one or two at a time adds up. 5 losers and one was an ill thought out carry over in 'hope'.
TDA showing 48% of float shorted as of 4/15/2021....I can't find a current data point.CrazyRichAggie said:
How high y'all think ASO can go? It's heavily shorted, right?
David_Puddy said:irish pete ag06 said:
Me too. Just hard to stomach the cost.
I mean I understand it could pay for itself and all, but still.
What is the cost? I trade out of my Fidelity IRA, but have a sub $25k account in TD that is pretty much just sitting there. I'd certailny love to 5x that account. What is the cost of his service?
My 3 - 7 - 11 methodology and strategy...
— StockDweebs (@StockDweebs) May 4, 2021
1. Corrections occur in 3 , 7, or 11 swings.
2. You only buy at these "extremes."
3. If a price is not at an "extreme," do not buy.
4. Do not buy middle of range - ONLY at the extremes.
Example:
3 = C wave
7 = Y wave
11 = Z wave pic.twitter.com/krDEGw58qB
CrazyRichAggie said:
Does anyone know what this guy is talking about? I'm having a hard time following..My 3 - 7 - 11 methodology and strategy...
— StockDweebs (@StockDweebs) May 4, 2021
1. Corrections occur in 3 , 7, or 11 swings.
2. You only buy at these "extremes."
3. If a price is not at an "extreme," do not buy.
4. Do not buy middle of range - ONLY at the extremes.
Example:
3 = C wave
7 = Y wave
11 = Z wave pic.twitter.com/krDEGw58qB
CrazyRichAggie said:
Does anyone know what this guy is talking about? I'm having a hard time following..My 3 - 7 - 11 methodology and strategy...
— StockDweebs (@StockDweebs) May 4, 2021
1. Corrections occur in 3 , 7, or 11 swings.
2. You only buy at these "extremes."
3. If a price is not at an "extreme," do not buy.
4. Do not buy middle of range - ONLY at the extremes.
Example:
3 = C wave
7 = Y wave
11 = Z wave pic.twitter.com/krDEGw58qB
McInnis 03 said:
I have 300 shares of ASO (cost $15.xx) and have been toying with selling 1 $45c to go net free. Sold one today for like $.15 but when I saw the price action I somehow bought it back for $.10 as I had a feeling something was up.
I'll think about it again tomorrow if it's up.
When I say I'm "yolo'ing" into something, don't take it too serious.
— StockDweebs (@StockDweebs) May 12, 2021
I take very meticulous measures to ensure it's a high probability trade that helps me decide whether to put more money into it (but still keeping to my risk).
I'm ready to yolo $150K tmmrw.
So is this like walking by the roulette table and seeing 7 straight red numbers? Next one HAS to be black! I'll throw $100 on it!! ****, it was red again! No way there ends up being 9 straight red numbers. Let's do $200 this time to still make the $100 profit. *****McInnis 03 said:CrazyRichAggie said:
Does anyone know what this guy is talking about? I'm having a hard time following..My 3 - 7 - 11 methodology and strategy...
— StockDweebs (@StockDweebs) May 4, 2021
1. Corrections occur in 3 , 7, or 11 swings.
2. You only buy at these "extremes."
3. If a price is not at an "extreme," do not buy.
4. Do not buy middle of range - ONLY at the extremes.
Example:
3 = C wave
7 = Y wave
11 = Z wave pic.twitter.com/krDEGw58qB
First 5 are self explanatory. 6 is that he doesn't buy in a range, he's waiting for peaks, valleys, or breaks. And his 3-7-11 idea is a concept that the market is cyclical....3 day cycle being the first, 7 the next and 11 is a long duration.
I believe in the 3 day, the other two may work too, haven't looked into it enough
I hear you. I feel like I have a small break through and then I realize just how many hundreds I need to have to remotely become what I want to be.jimmo said:
FJ
51 trades
all option trades?
no shares?
- are you using your TOS acct for option trades?
hard for me connect scalps w/ options lol
gawd
I have a long way to go
McInnis 03 said:McInnis 03 said:
I have 300 shares of ASO (cost $15.xx) and have been toying with selling 1 $45c to go net free. Sold one today for like $.15 but when I saw the price action I somehow bought it back for $.10 as I had a feeling something was up.
I'll think about it again tomorrow if it's up.
I should probably ignore the idea though.....I believe that academy has the room to grow into a nationwide leader in their field.....they're only in like 17 states......this may be an eternal hold
You've had great breakthroughs. Keep refining what works for you and you enjoy most. So many different approaches, styles and processes on this thread but the foundations remain the same.irish pete ag06 said:I hear you. I feel like I have a small break through and then I realize just how many hundreds I need to have to remotely become what I want to be.jimmo said:
FJ
51 trades
all option trades?
no shares?
- are you using your TOS acct for option trades?
hard for me connect scalps w/ options lol
gawd
I have a long way to go
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— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) May 12, 2021
They'll get embarrassed like China did to our SOS in Alaska. The world laughs at our feckless President.CrazyRichAggie said:Biden Plans To Send Envoy As Israel And Hamas Escalate Toward War - Axioshttps://t.co/WWj0hOBprf
— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) May 12, 2021
McInnis 03 said:CrazyRichAggie said:
Does anyone know what this guy is talking about? I'm having a hard time following..My 3 - 7 - 11 methodology and strategy...
— StockDweebs (@StockDweebs) May 4, 2021
1. Corrections occur in 3 , 7, or 11 swings.
2. You only buy at these "extremes."
3. If a price is not at an "extreme," do not buy.
4. Do not buy middle of range - ONLY at the extremes.
Example:
3 = C wave
7 = Y wave
11 = Z wave pic.twitter.com/krDEGw58qB
First 5 are self explanatory. 6 is that he doesn't buy in a range, he's waiting for peaks, valleys, or breaks. And his 3-7-11 idea is a concept that the market is cyclical....3 day cycle being the first, 7 the next and 11 is a long duration.
I believe in the 3 day, the other two may work too, haven't looked into it enough