Someone posted this on Ripster's Twitter what April trading has been like for them.
Did you get out of PCG? Broke to the downside.BoneAg said:
thank you, sir. appreciate your time and efforts to educate!
Ragoo said:
John carter preaches the cutting losers too. Setting a stop limit and if the market gaps below exit at the open.
Was your stop loss in a range that was deemed a part of a set up that was still valid? If so, that's on you. If not, it very well could have been a manipulated flash.cageybee77 said:Ragoo said:
John carter preaches the cutting losers too. Setting a stop limit and if the market gaps below exit at the open.
This might be wise more often than not, but recently "lost" me 3k on AMD when my stop loss was hit at the open and then the stock immediately went way up. It was as if someone saw those shares sitting there and said "I'll buy those and it won't cost me much to do it - I just need to give a way a few shares and....."
cageybee77 said:Ragoo said:
John carter preaches the cutting losers too. Setting a stop limit and if the market gaps below exit at the open.
This might be wise more often than not, but recently "lost" me 3k on AMD when my stop loss was hit at the open and then the stock immediately went way up. It was as if someone saw those shares sitting there and said "I'll buy those and it won't cost me much to do it - I just need to give a way a few shares and....."
I watch Dan's nightly videos that he provides for free. On last night's, I identified NVDA as one I wanted to look at closely this morning, as the 10 MA was around 620, and it appeared it was poking over it. This morning, I saw that NVDA was going to gap to around 624, a bit above the 620 pivot. I watched for a minute after open, and entered the 630C as it pulled back towards the 620 level. Took 2/3 off with a market order when it was hitting 40% gain and quickly took the final 1/3 when I felt the market as a whole was having too much indecision. This ended up being my best trade of the day. Usually, I'm scalping all day long, but I couldn't find a single thing to trade after 11AM today, until I went long on some MSFT shares after earnings.McInnis 03 said:What has killed me so many times with Dan's setup are things like this morning when he throws out "NVDA is ready to go!" and I tag along.....then it reverses and I die in a fire. My failure was that I thought the 6th 1 min candle broke the 5th 1min candle to the high side but it did not, that got me in the trade 1 tick early.....and that is the precise moment the trade failed and it ate my lunch.Is Not a Turtle said:
Dan's PS60 works well for scalping daily breakouts. It can be used for longer term and swing trading but in it's perfect form it identifies breakout areas to execute trades.
Can trade to the up or downside. Requires a large amount of screen time. You need to be there to make the trade work.
Same. Stop loss was a brutal learning lesson last month. Since I just do alerts and handle manually.Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
That's what I do. Setting alerts aren't hard and unless there is capitulation, your alert will allow you to get out around your wanted stop loss target.
AG 2000' said:
What do you do with a stock that has topped out charts?
$LPX - at its all time high. I know the axiom and jokes about stocks only going up, what to do with stocks at ATH, etc.
But I also know that we have a lumber shortage that ain't ending, and this thing has been on a grind up.
That said, every time it's hit +3 ATR in this run, it's pulled back to 0 or +1 before resuming the run up. I guess that's the trade at this point until proven otherwise?
(this is four months worth of grinding like this, btw)
Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:
What's up board, I have been pretty outa the loop with the market in recent weeks juggling a lot of things with my personal business, family health issues, and a few other things.
Just wanted to pop in to say that if ALPP dips tomorrow it could be a pretty strong buy as it continues to wait for uplist to NASDAQ. As always, do your own DD and don't trust anonymous internet posters like myself haha. Good luck to all and hope you all are doing well! Gig Em!
Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:
What's up board, I have been pretty outa the loop with the market in recent weeks juggling a lot of things with my personal business, family health issues, and a few other things.
Just wanted to pop in to say that if ALPP dips tomorrow it could be a pretty strong buy as it continues to wait for uplist to NASDAQ. As always, do your own DD and don't trust anonymous internet posters like myself haha. Good luck to all and hope you all are doing well! Gig Em!
$30,000 Millionaire said:
only thing I'll add - if you want to make money consistently, use put credit spreads against quality setups. All the stock has to do is trade sideways for you to make money, maybe even a little down. It isn't sexy, you won't get the 10-20 baggers because your profit and loss are defined in advance, but if you use simple rules like buying back the sold put credit spreads at 75% of max profit, you'll make consistent money.
Another great method is leveraging OTM iron condors. If you routinely sell iron condors with the short strike at +2/3 ATR on the upside and -2/3 ATR on the downside, your likelihood of success is very high. Your risk may be risking 3 to make 1 or risking 2 to make 1, but the probability is higher.
The lowest probability plays requiring the highest active management are far OTM short dated calls. You're basically reliant on a big move with a catalyst.
FJ43 said:Adding to my response.RigsTx said:
I know these have been mentioned ad nauseum on here, but I wanted to get the board's thoughts on different trading strategies...
Off the top of my head there are:
Mastering the trade - Carter
Scott Redler's methods
PS60
Ripster's EMA Clouds
I want to continue to refine my trading strategy without getting information overload/paralysis.
What are the board's recommendations and what are some other strategies that aren't listed here?
Ripster 'probably' has the most straight forward and simple, not to mention visual process. Follow the clouds and get in or out based on those. For the most part anyway.
He uses his cloud system for both shares and options. He also goes long on shares with upside. Not a lot to figure out with his setup and seems to have great success as a trader.
McInnis 03 said:
Go to page 2006 (for you), if you have a post there and keep editing it with stuff that matters to you. Can't forget that class year
probably looking at a pullback from here. I wouldn't be entering long.$30,000 Millionaire said:
How are you guys liking CWH now?
Ragoo said:probably looking at a pullback from here. I wouldn't be entering long.$30,000 Millionaire said:
How are you guys liking CWH now?
$30,000 Millionaire said:Ragoo said:probably looking at a pullback from here. I wouldn't be entering long.$30,000 Millionaire said:
How are you guys liking CWH now?
I sold covered calls against half my shares when it hit 45. I was trying to delicately jab the doubters. OSTK is next.
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