@@gecn9685 a little over 2 years. would rather wait until stats stabilize so as to not deceive anyone one way or the other. i've withdrawn $100k in realized gains and deposited far less... but i got lucky early on.
As a full time daytrader, everything that was mentioned is spot-on and practical. Even with such great advice, any new traders will inevitably have to face his errors in order to understand fully what it means.
I myself I’m trying to turn daytrading into my only job and I completely agree with you , even if I had watched this 2 years ago I would still make these mistakes and honestly is not bad when u lose money you really learn as long as you don’t use more money than you are comfortable with losing
@@HermanWillems So what? Me too, but doing them is the important thing....There are plenty of other UA-cam videos you can learn from rather than whinge about it here..
Spot on as always. I started almost a year and a half ago, went through everything you said and now, finally, I’m beginning to be consistent by no longer subscribing to paid rooms, only listening to what other tell me and all that mess. Now I stick to my own research, my own notes, my own plans, and it’s worked out better than ever. Always following everyone else you never have time to make your own plan or figure out YOUR trading style. You become too busy reading what everyone else’s plans are and what they are trading and if someone on twitter makes a call….they are already out of it by the time they post it.
Man this is MONEY! Master these and ur cookin with gas! I was struggling to stay above PDT then dropped below a few grand which really hurt my ego. I revenge traded then loaded the boat on a put position when my mentor went long. *I was trading the one minute. I could not have gotten a worse entry. The next 2 candles I was down 25-30%. I held on some more but eventually too a 40-45% haircut. I switched to a cash account and trade wayyyyy better bc #1 I can’t over trade. #2 I have to wait for A+ setups…. I no longer has a fear of being under PDT bc of the cash account and sizing down watching the 3 and 5 min charts for set ups and 1 minute for entry really helped me out.
sizing down to 50 shares max was transformational for me as a beginner trader. I'm still a beginner but it's helped me get a handle on my trading to really clarify what i'm doing without being uncomfortable with a loss. $50 max loss on a single trade is nothing for my risk tolerance and i can easily grab 2-3R on many of my trades while I'm learning. This keeps me in the game longer and protects my capital while I gain screen time and valuable trade review time. I know I have at least 2-3 years to go before becoming remotely proficient, but that's ok.
This was amazing video, Thank you for taking the time to share. I am 6 months in to equity trading and you just nailed everything that I hope to achieve and yet still struggle with. Great explanation of core fundamentals that can create a successful trader. I would love for you to keep sharing you future success and setbacks. Thanks again!
Perfect advice!! I’ve been trading for about 1 year and can attest that the points you make are spot on. Trading doesn’t have to be super complicated. Keeping it simple helps us stick to our plans and manage emotions.
THANK YOU! I don't mean to yell but you nailed it when you said "Its easier to see a trade in hind sight , and its much different to trade when its in the moment." That is the one thing I hate when some of these "Traders" that sell you courses show you. I mean yeah if I could go back to that trade and buy in I would, but watching it unfold in real time is a very different experience. Thanks again for that bit of truth!
Amazing. I’ve just gotten into the sentiment of not letting emotions run my trading. Just got faked out today on AAPL during the run.. because I had bought the top. Reversal came, and exited. Had I stuck to my plan and was not in a big position size I would’ve stayed.. but I exited and the stock ran to my original PT’s I had drawn out just 15 minutes after. It really pays to be patient and a hard lesson learned. -30% on the port, but I won’t let it get to me as I realized my mistakes. Thanks for the video, gives me a concrete reminder to stick to my rumes
Great tips, you briefly touched on what I think is the most important tips for traders, but you didn't make it one of your bullet points: You don't have to make a trade. as a discretionary trader, it is completely up to you when to enter a trade. some days you just might not see anything (or see it too late), and thats okay. Trying to grind a few hundred bucks every day will make you take shitty trades because you haven't found a good one yet.
I remember my first time buying the dip, becoming a bagholder, chasing stocks that 🚀 to the moon.... one time I lost $3000 in 4 seconds because I didn't have a stop loss on SHIP when it RSS.... many lessons learned
I started two years ago as well. I have learned everything you are talking about. Lately went to a naked chart as I was getting too confused with all the info I had learned with moving averages, VWAP etc. Watching a naked chart and trading price action, supply and demand and using an RSI is the best for me. Also making base nits versus home runs helps a lot too. Great job on this video. 😊
Hey man you should check out VUMANCHU and market liberator on trading view if you are a volume trader, use the free shit don’t buy the 1500 market cipher! We have the same strategy
Agreed, Base hits all the way! Consistency and slowly accumulated gains can make a huge impact. As a new trader in SIM, I’ve been averaging over 20% gains the last two months respectively taking smaller gains at my modestly-targeted partials. And the times I got greedy wanting more, I ended up missing gains.
thank you so much. i lost 2 trading accounts in my 1 and a half year of trading. i am now practising to look at the SPY first before entering a trade. god bless
I would suggest for new traders figuring out how to refine their strategy, to stick to purely support/resistance trading. Get good fundamentals and learn how to read the charts. Indicators do not help anyone if they cannot read the chart, as indicators are literally algorithmic tools that represent different metrics of price action. A really good tip id suggest to new, or generally struggling, traders, would be to only trade 1 type of movement at a time for a month straight. For example, only trade break and retest continuation patterns. There’s a ton of different patterns of price action. All of them work but all of them require confirmation mentally. Because 99% of trading is mental. You have to get extremely confident in each pattern before you can really say it works for you.
Hey Daniel, I appreciate your videos. I have just begun my day trading side-career. I love to trade TSLA as it has daily opportunities most times. I was wondering if there's a way I could pick your brain a little on how to find the best setups for TSLA. I struggle to find the best setups sometimes and have gotten burned. I've since reduced my position sizes which has helped a lot like your video has pointed out, but want to improve my win rate. Look forward to hearing from you. Thanks!
Sizing down sounds like what I need to be doing right about now. What you described is exactly what I'll go through when a trade starts going against me.
How tight can you make the SL when you enter at the 9? I find it a little confusing placing stops around that area and do you wait for a reversal candle near the 9 to enter on the 1min? Maybe 3min? Or do you just enter immediately touching the 9? Awesome video!!
Sir,Do you recommend pairs trading using forex( say EUR/JPY & GBP/JPY OR AUD/USD & NZD/USD)--correlations are 90% and that gives solid staying power & sharply cuts down draw downs. Buy underpriced pair & sell overpriced pair(say using 14 period RSI on 4H charts)? And there are lots of such pairs with 90%/80% correlations--and ALSO that would sharply cut down accounts blow ups even for new traders.
Patience, there is always a pullback no need to rush. Let the levels get tested for confirmation. Once I got that through my thick head it was life changing. Entries are 90% of the puzzle imo. Also keep an eye on ES and NQ for key reversal points, stocks with strong RS will often break out of their base like a slingshot if ES/NQ has a strong reversal to the upside.
My rules: One trade a day Master Only Dow Jones index Only trade when ALL of my pre requisites are met. Don't trade certain times of the day. Don't move my SL TP. 1:1 Risk reward. Journal - this helped me narrow down to more than 90% win rate by eliminating frequent losers. Control FOMO. Stay calm and grounded. I lose everytime I don't follow my rules - so the last rule is to always follow all my rules.
0:20 please don’t use fib retracement on 1 5 minute candle, rather use it when a steep bullrun occurs, it’ll usually retrace at .5/.618 and that’s where you should look for a buy position
I have been day trading for half a year now and I've gotten to a point where almost every trade I take I will always average out to breakeven (it took a lot of losses to get here). Everything you layout in the video is dead on, I just seem to forget it every now and then when I tried to go with a more heavy position on my option contracts. But somehow I always ended up back to these strategy... its like my brain want more profit but different strategy every time. The journey is real!!!
I’ve watched so many trading videos from various people, but this channel always speaks loudest to me. Sensible practical advice that I can actually understand.
March was my worst month because I was buying stocks when over all market was at resistance which made my good set ups fail such a simple rule i over looked and broke and costed me the market is the mother if it’s not going her baby’s ain’t gonna follow lol ik what to do just gotta be disciplined,honest, and patient enough to do it and keep repeating good trades!
Love the updates and your transparency in the process. Would also love to see an update video on how things are going this year with you day trading account and how you are playing this crazy volatile market
nice summary. waiting for a pull back, and being OK with not taking the trade if one doesn't come, seems like basic advice, but is very difficult to execute in the moment. experience and screen time is the only way to learn that one
Try using some other highly volatile trades that have an average margin of 3-5% with enough volume to make sure you can win on the up or on the come down. Your strategy will have to move a bit but with a larger volume causing higher ups and downs more frequently you may be able to have a little more success.
Great summary David. However you miss one important thing, and that is to add to your winning positions instead of looking to come out at a fixed ratio. Then just let the trade run and exit when the trend dies out. This feels counterintuitive, but it really makes a big difference to your result.
Oh no! Sorry Daniel 😉 Guess I was to concentrated of the language as I am not native english speaking. You should try it, it makes for a big difference in the result.
Just discovered your videos, I’m only about a year into learning about trading, and finally starting to wrap my brain around concepts that hav confused me for so long. Really love your experiential take on this journey. It’s giving me another data point of context in what it takes to be successful in this. Keep up the great content!
I trade FX, but this video was very insightful to me. I like your delivery of very clean and clear information. Keep up the great work. Definitely a thumbs up.
do you make your trading decisions individually ? kinda makes the impression of random trading , like every trade is a "decision" for you it seems to work sooo no prob
If there is demand, could you do a video on different Moving averages? 5 day or 20 day and when you might look at one over the other, especially for stops, like you showed in this video.
These are some really useful reminders that you share with a well-structured, relaxed and articulate delivery. If your trading is anything like your delivery, then your days have got to be fairly stress free. Such a key point you make about trading really coming down to being a mental endeavor against ourselves and our ability to follow our strategy--nothing could be more accurate. Thanks for your input, Daniel, it's much appreciated. Keep up the great work.
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Hi! If you dont mind me asking. How long have you been trading with real money and what is your net ROI?
@@gecn9685 a little over 2 years. would rather wait until stats stabilize so as to not deceive anyone one way or the other. i've withdrawn $100k in realized gains and deposited far less... but i got lucky early on.
Thanks Daniel for the transparency
As a full time daytrader, everything that was mentioned is spot-on and practical. Even with such great advice, any new traders will inevitably have to face his errors in order to understand fully what it means.
I myself I’m trying to turn daytrading into my only job and I completely agree with you , even if I had watched this 2 years ago I would still make these mistakes and honestly is not bad when u lose money you really learn as long as you don’t use more money than you are comfortable with losing
100% true
But these are also things i already know for so long...
Agreed
@@HermanWillems So what? Me too, but doing them is the important thing....There are plenty of other UA-cam videos you can learn from rather than whinge about it here..
Spot on as always. I started almost a year and a half ago, went through everything you said and now, finally, I’m beginning to be consistent by no longer subscribing to paid rooms, only listening to what other tell me and all that mess. Now I stick to my own research, my own notes, my own plans, and it’s worked out better than ever. Always following everyone else you never have time to make your own plan or figure out YOUR trading style. You become too busy reading what everyone else’s plans are and what they are trading and if someone on twitter makes a call….they are already out of it by the time they post it.
Man this is MONEY! Master these and ur cookin with gas! I was struggling to stay above PDT then dropped below a few grand which really hurt my ego. I revenge traded then loaded the boat on a put position when my mentor went long. *I was trading the one minute. I could not have gotten a worse entry. The next 2 candles I was down 25-30%. I held on some more but eventually too a 40-45% haircut. I switched to a cash account and trade wayyyyy better bc #1 I can’t over trade. #2 I have to wait for A+ setups…. I no longer has a fear of being under PDT bc of the cash account and sizing down watching the 3 and 5 min charts for set ups and 1 minute for entry really helped me out.
“Trading is mental it’s on us… not the market” the most important line you said!!!
Very nice video!
The greatest kernel of truth.
sizing down to 50 shares max was transformational for me as a beginner trader. I'm still a beginner but it's helped me get a handle on my trading to really clarify what i'm doing without being uncomfortable with a loss. $50 max loss on a single trade is nothing for my risk tolerance and i can easily grab 2-3R on many of my trades while I'm learning. This keeps me in the game longer and protects my capital while I gain screen time and valuable trade review time. I know I have at least 2-3 years to go before becoming remotely proficient, but that's ok.
good job - when learning trading the goal is to learn - if it works money comes anyway
I see people being profitable after 6 months to a year. You can do it sooner then 2-3 years
The best mindset I've heard in a while for a beginner trader (I assume) 2-3 years is a good goal without rushing it🎯 (From my experience.)
@@momolacoste874 I've seen people win the lottery but most of us don't so 2-3 years is a very normal goal.
This was amazing video, Thank you for taking the time to share. I am 6 months in to equity trading and you just nailed everything that I hope to achieve and yet still struggle with. Great explanation of core fundamentals that can create a successful trader. I would love for you to keep sharing you future success and setbacks. Thanks again!
Perfect advice!! I’ve been trading for about 1 year and can attest that the points you make are spot on. Trading doesn’t have to be super complicated. Keeping it simple helps us stick to our plans and manage emotions.
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Keep doing those please :) you and Matt are actually what we all needed in this space
Two years into day trading and you are still going. Definitely beat the odds so far.
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THANK YOU! I don't mean to yell but you nailed it when you said "Its easier to see a trade in hind sight , and its much different to trade when its in the moment." That is the one thing I hate when some of these "Traders" that sell you courses show you. I mean yeah if I could go back to that trade and buy in I would, but watching it unfold in real time is a very different experience. Thanks again for that bit of truth!
Amazing. I’ve just gotten into the sentiment of not letting emotions run my trading. Just got faked out today on AAPL during the run.. because I had bought the top. Reversal came, and exited. Had I stuck to my plan and was not in a big position size I would’ve stayed.. but I exited and the stock ran to my original PT’s I had drawn out just 15 minutes after. It really pays to be patient and a hard lesson learned. -30% on the port, but I won’t let it get to me as I realized my mistakes. Thanks for the video, gives me a concrete reminder to stick to my rumes
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Great tips, you briefly touched on what I think is the most important tips for traders, but you didn't make it one of your bullet points:
You don't have to make a trade.
as a discretionary trader, it is completely up to you when to enter a trade. some days you just might not see anything (or see it too late), and thats okay. Trying to grind a few hundred bucks every day will make you take shitty trades because you haven't found a good one yet.
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really solid video Daniel
Calm, rational, no BS, appreciated. Liked and subbed.
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your videos are the best as u time yourself well so easy to keep up
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Wow, very succinct, informative video.
I remember my first time buying the dip, becoming a bagholder, chasing stocks that 🚀 to the moon.... one time I lost $3000 in 4 seconds because I didn't have a stop loss on SHIP when it RSS.... many lessons learned
Love the content Daniel!
Any tips on finding intraday pullbacks? Screener settings?
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You look chills and steady while losing or winning. Very good mindset. Maybe size trade down is the key
I started two years ago as well. I have learned everything you are talking about. Lately went to a naked chart as I was getting too confused with all the info I had learned with moving averages, VWAP etc. Watching a naked chart and trading price action, supply and demand and using an RSI is the best for me. Also making base nits versus home runs helps a lot too. Great job on this video. 😊
Hey man you should check out VUMANCHU and market liberator on trading view if you are a volume trader, use the free shit don’t buy the 1500 market cipher! We have the same strategy
Agreed, Base hits all the way! Consistency and slowly accumulated gains can make a huge impact. As a new trader in SIM, I’ve been averaging over 20% gains the last two months respectively taking smaller gains at my modestly-targeted partials. And the times I got greedy wanting more, I ended up missing gains.
Thank you! I'll try to follow your advice!
SIMPLE AND CLEAR. GREAT VIDEO. WATCHING FROM INDIA
or sell options and collect theta... and get in line in front of the steamroller!
needed number 4
I haven't been able to hold my trades even though they end up going as predicted. Need to learn to set and forget my trades.
i really needed this. well said.
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Thanks bro, all great tips!
What's the minimum to open an account with Tradovate to trade futures?
thank you so much. i lost 2 trading accounts in my 1 and a half year of trading. i am now practising to look at the SPY first before entering a trade. god bless
I would suggest for new traders figuring out how to refine their strategy, to stick to purely support/resistance trading. Get good fundamentals and learn how to read the charts. Indicators do not help anyone if they cannot read the chart, as indicators are literally algorithmic tools that represent different metrics of price action.
A really good tip id suggest to new, or generally struggling, traders, would be to only trade 1 type of movement at a time for a month straight. For example, only trade break and retest continuation patterns. There’s a ton of different patterns of price action. All of them work but all of them require confirmation mentally. Because 99% of trading is mental. You have to get extremely confident in each pattern before you can really say it works for you.
I do the same thing. Compare the QQQ chart with google's chart and you will see how closely they move.
Buy pullbakcs, or short rallies if you are in a general downtrend
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Hey Daniel, I appreciate your videos. I have just begun my day trading side-career. I love to trade TSLA as it has daily opportunities most times. I was wondering if there's a way I could pick your brain a little on how to find the best setups for TSLA. I struggle to find the best setups sometimes and have gotten burned. I've since reduced my position sizes which has helped a lot like your video has pointed out, but want to improve my win rate.
Look forward to hearing from you. Thanks!
i day trade tsla almost every day. i usually look for a breakout, then pullback around 9ema or vwap and then enter. usually a very quick trade for me.
Any opinion about tradenet?
This was superb thankx for sharing your experince with us.
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Truly excellent video! One of the most straightforward, understandable, and sensible of its kind.
hey man just a quick question , was it real when u made ur first consistend profits ? or did it feel alien like
Sizing down sounds like what I need to be doing right about now. What you described is exactly what I'll go through when a trade starts going against me.
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How tight can you make the SL when you enter at the 9? I find it a little confusing placing stops around that area and do you wait for a reversal candle near the 9 to enter on the 1min? Maybe 3min? Or do you just enter immediately touching the 9? Awesome video!!
Do you do your daytrading with stocks or by trading options?
would you give an insight on what you study before the market opens? Do you use a paid newsletter or website? Or a free website?
i just trade technicals, so i just look at charts and keep an eye on what (if any) market-related news are slated for release that day.
Amazing video thanks for the advice
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Sir,Do you recommend pairs trading using forex( say EUR/JPY & GBP/JPY OR AUD/USD & NZD/USD)--correlations are 90% and that gives solid staying power & sharply cuts down draw downs. Buy underpriced pair & sell overpriced pair(say using 14 period RSI on 4H charts)? And there are lots of such pairs with 90%/80% correlations--and ALSO that would sharply cut down accounts blow ups even for new traders.
ICT. Start with his you tube mentorship. Don’t ask people who barely know what they doing on here what to do.
Patience, there is always a pullback no need to rush. Let the levels get tested for confirmation. Once I got that through my thick head it was life changing. Entries are 90% of the puzzle imo. Also keep an eye on ES and NQ for key reversal points, stocks with strong RS will often break out of their base like a slingshot if ES/NQ has a strong reversal to the upside.
facts
ES and NQ as in SNP and Nasdaq? What do you mean by RS?
@@jonathanwells4567 ES is S&P futures, NQ is nasdaq futures. RS is relative strength
Your comment is golden wisdom to me. I will print it out and keep it as reference with my other trading “mantras”. Thanks!
Good morning! Man, one day the time is going to change on that special clock and I can’t wait for that day.
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Thank you for the clear and reasonably timed video. Your honesty is a comfort as well.
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Hey Daniel,
Love your content it's helped so much.
What platform or scanner would you recommend for doing analysis of the market?
Why do you trade stock options specifically? Especially because you use ES & NQ to confirm moves, why not just trade futures instead?
Micros are good practice, just keep an eye on your volume as contract cost to pip size is poor.
My rules:
One trade a day
Master Only Dow Jones index
Only trade when ALL of my pre requisites are met.
Don't trade certain times of the day.
Don't move my SL TP.
1:1 Risk reward.
Journal - this helped me narrow down to more than 90% win rate by eliminating frequent losers.
Control FOMO.
Stay calm and grounded.
I lose everytime I don't follow my rules - so the last rule is to always follow all my rules.
dow jones 1:1 means how much return on yearly... And you are sitting in front of your screen for this ONE trade whole day? :)
yes, always stick to the rules
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0:20 please don’t use fib retracement on 1 5 minute candle, rather use it when a steep bullrun occurs, it’ll usually retrace at .5/.618 and that’s where you should look for a buy position
Love the straight to the point videos man keep it up
this is the way.
Piece of advice you don’t need indicators. Look for low resistance lows/highs or equal lows
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I have been day trading for half a year now and I've gotten to a point where almost every trade I take I will always average out to breakeven (it took a lot of losses to get here). Everything you layout in the video is dead on, I just seem to forget it every now and then when I tried to go with a more heavy position on my option contracts. But somehow I always ended up back to these strategy... its like my brain want more profit but different strategy every time. The journey is real!!!
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Any insight on how to manage risk in futures?
wow its like a years worth of jumbled information and its like you reach out, grabbed it and slapped me with it. nice to have a POV presective
Golden suggestions
I still want to try this so appreciate learning from all your lessons
Gold Daniel! Thanks bud!
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I’ve watched so many trading videos from various people, but this channel always speaks loudest to me. Sensible practical advice that I can actually understand.
The last 2 points hit me hard! When I let my emotions take over, TA goes out the window 😅. Needed this reminder.
Whats broker do you recommend for daytrading futures ES?
eh so far i think tradovate is decent.
What do you think about ' I AM " Academy ?
There were good points. Nice work
Great video! These are spot on and the same conclusions that I have painfully arrived to.
March was my worst month because I was buying stocks when over all market was at resistance which made my good set ups fail such a simple rule i over looked and broke and costed me the market is the mother if it’s not going her baby’s ain’t gonna follow lol ik what to do just gotta be disciplined,honest, and patient enough to do it and keep repeating good trades!
great video! thx
Great tips, thx buddy
Thank you thank you thank you for just boiling it down to basics.
Thank you!
What kind of broker are you using? Im digging the looks of it
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Nothing but Wisdom and Facts in this video 💯 This is the way....
Love the updates and your transparency in the process. Would also love to see an update video on how things are going this year with you day trading account and how you are playing this crazy volatile market
Two thumbs up, good content, verifiable by those in the know, host recommended! Peace love and soul.
nice summary. waiting for a pull back, and being OK with not taking the trade if one doesn't come, seems like basic advice, but is very difficult to execute in the moment. experience and screen time is the only way to learn that one
Try using some other highly volatile trades that have an average margin of 3-5% with enough volume to make sure you can win on the up or on the come down. Your strategy will have to move a bit but with a larger volume causing higher ups and downs more frequently you may be able to have a little more success.
Maybe the best synopsis I've seen of essential trading principles; well done, as always!
Great summary David. However you miss one important thing, and that is to add to your winning positions instead of looking to come out at a fixed ratio. Then just let the trade run and exit when the trend dies out. This feels counterintuitive, but it really makes a big difference to your result.
aye you missed that my name is daniel 🙃
but you're right, adding to winners is a good method and something i haven't really implemented yet.
Oh no! Sorry Daniel 😉 Guess I was to concentrated of the language as I am not native english speaking. You should try it, it makes for a big difference in the result.
Just discovered your videos, I’m only about a year into learning about trading, and finally starting to wrap my brain around concepts that hav confused me for so long. Really love your experiential take on this journey. It’s giving me another data point of context in what it takes to be successful in this. Keep up the great content!
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only a year? bro thats a long time
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hey, nice points u mentioned and surely I will apply them to my day trading. one question, how much u make as a ( percentage ) each month?
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Great video man ty
you and umar are the best trading video guys on youtube :)
Amazing quality videos.
May I ask what software you use to edit your videos? I want to use it :)
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trading by mat calls the supply and demand cumulative delta. im looking for an indicator that shows that on td ameritrade
I trade FX, but this video was very insightful to me. I like your delivery of very clean and clear information. Keep up the great work. Definitely a thumbs up.
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Well done the way you were able to consolidate that down to those Five Points yeah that would have been good when I started Trading.
do you make your trading decisions individually ? kinda makes the impression of random trading , like every trade is a "decision" for you
it seems to work sooo no prob
If there is demand, could you do a video on different Moving averages? 5 day or 20 day and when you might look at one over the other, especially for stops, like you showed in this video.
Do you draw supply and demand zones in premarket hours or do you strictly use S&D zones during trading hours?
both for ES and NQ
These are some really useful reminders that you share with a well-structured, relaxed and articulate delivery. If your trading is anything like your delivery, then your days have got to be fairly stress free. Such a key point you make about trading really coming down to being a mental endeavor against ourselves and our ability to follow our strategy--nothing could be more accurate. Thanks for your input, Daniel, it's much appreciated. Keep up the great work.
thanks for the thoughtful comment!