Day-Trading

I was at a fire station with my 2 year old and missed this.  These don't come around every day!

Self explanatory...yummy.

Nice example...gap up, moves down, back up a bit and then slams through the low of the day after 10 am.  See more at www.talesofthedaytrade.blogspot.com  

Self explanatory...see more at my blog www.talesofthedaytrade.blogspot.com  

Here is a great example of when a stock gaps up and keeps going up for a good 10% move.  Move all over?  Look at other things for the day?  I think not!  If you traded the high of day breakout you'd make another 3-4%.  Not bad!!!!

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Here are some current rules that I am working on for a successful living day trading.  I am feeling very confident about my initial stop order, which is really just based many times on the classic 1-2-3 breakout, but sometimes not.  I'm interested in a breakout of the high or low of day that is

Great example of one of my “after 10 am” breakouts of the low of the day…although I usually like a little upturn before it goes down, this one just headed down and down quick.  In real time you really need to be on this trade and figuring out your stop price and your entering your

This is a textbook trade using my strategy of the breakouts that happen between 10 am and 10:30 almost everyday.  By the way, many times you will see similar breakouts around the 1-2 pm range.  Don't fall asleep!  A boring market will wake up in a heartbeat.  Have your stop order placed for the high