Focus on the First Two Hours
For traders that are beginning their daytrading or experienced traders looking to get their trading back on track, here’s a time-based approach that has worked well for traders in the chatroom.
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Daytrading Into Year’s End
While my overall directional bias is still bullish, there are plenty of reasons to keep our trading short-term and look for clarity after Monday next week.
The 3 P’s
Whether you’re looking for short term trades or longer duration opportunities, this list of 3 should give you a few solid ideas to consider.
The Path Into Expiration
Next Friday will be the last witching expiration of 2020, and it’s usually one of my favorite times to trade. We’ll review the current lay of the indexes and our positions, along with the plan into December 18th.
Setup in PLTR. 12/11/2020
There is a nice zone of risk on the PLTR 15 minute chart… the overall setup is on the Daily, but this 15 minute chart gives you a closer, new zone of risk if you are looking for a pullback entry.
Don’t get suckerpunched at the open
Today’s initial move lower triggered shorts that were squeezed later in the morning. Here’s how to stay out of the trap and the trades that we took.
Long Intraday. Long End of Day.
The pit bull low increases the likelihood that the lows put in this week will be the base for any end-of-year rally, but what could detail that?
How much lower?
Today’s pullback is an opportunity, and not something that is altogether unexpected for Wednesday and Thursday this week. Here’s the breakdown…
The Pit Bull Low.
A move lower is an opportunity in an uptrend, and that’s what today presented as the market looks to print its pit bull low for December.
Is The Rally Ending?
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