When the overall market looks like an airplane getting chopped around at takeoff Struggling traders tend to write long, introspective tweets on X, talking about how hard it is. My students and I see a completely different market. It's CRAZY how much ...
This flies in the face of everything I used to say about after-hours trading After-hours is easier. There have always been times of day that are easier than others. And right now, with all the CRAZY low-float supernovas ...
There's a lot more to trading than winning and losing. There are bad wins and good losses. But the only way to know the difference is through experience and preparation. And THAT means knowing when to optimize your process. Lately, markets are down . ...
It happened again. Last Friday (July 24), I bought 3,000 shares of a stock at 3:47 p.m ET. Then, aside from keeping an eye on it to make sure it didn't drop below my risk level, I pretty much stopped thinking about it.
I know the markets are down and the plays are choppy. It's also the middle of summer. You can't expect too much (there's definitely a seasonality to trading). Summers are slower. Go outside. Or, stay inside and study more.