Hey guys and girls I am looking for someone who is trading the mornings,and interested in being an accountability partner. someone to bounce ideas off and discuss trading...no one in my life understands this stuff I live in Ontario Canada and would prefer someone close so we might get together to discuss trading.. thanks.

I recently stopped with CMEG after becoming just so frustrated with their lack of shorts. Wait until you're above PDT and then use IB or someone with more short choices.

Good morning John, It depends on your stop distance, liquidity, and share size. If your stop distance is very close, like 10 cents or less, then getting filled on the ask + 5 cents with any slippage is much more dangerous risk management wise. However, if your share size is low you won’t notice (1k or less is a pretty low amount) because you will get filled more than likely immediately on the best ask. (Meaning you won’t experience the other 4 cents of slippage) If the stocks liquidity is poor your next step will be to pay attention to your stop distance. If your stop distance is very close, the spread is wide, and you get filled +.05 cents, you may be assuming significantly more risk than you wanted to. I would recommend getting Kyles hot keys configured on your platform if they aren’t already to save you some heartache with this particular trading dynamic. Once you start to increase share size, depending on your strategy’s average stop distance in any give trade, it may become a problem. Assuming I would like to go long I currently do this with no issues (1k share size or less) 1. Buy ask +.05 2a. Sell ask (If it goes up for a profit) 2b. Sell bid -.05 (for a loss)

Hi Abiel, Thanks for the reply, yes that would definitely explain it if there's a UK equivalent. I've sent them an email but hopefully if I deposit more funds the problem should be sorted...

I would suggest 1-3 strategies overall. If you only have one, then you may miss a lot of opportunity, but if you have more than 3, you end up seeing things everywhere and a lot of it can be tricking you into taking a trade. Give each strategy a little time to see if starts feeling good to your personality and develop that with your own set of rules. All about finding what works for you personally.

Hey everyone! I thought there might be some traders out there that'd enjoy hearing how someone else's learning process is going. This video is just a summary of how my approach towards trading the market has changed over time.

Okay so roll with me on this one here. If you've been around BBT for any length of time you know what a 1-min ORB is. And if you've tried it, I bet you've also noticed that it isn't as easy as 2nd minute makes a newer high than the previous minute close and vice versa and have gotten your pee-pee slapped. I've noticed lately that a lot of 1/5 ORBs dont work out. Especially the 1 min. They pump it up just enough for you to FOMO in the beginning for the second minute. Then damp it. (Link here for the uninitiated: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV5QlSgq7lg So... My thought process is to get in to a stock at somewhere like 9:30:40, let it come up and allow for the start of the new minute to print higher to wreck people getting in and get out for a base hit. Whatever it may be in this case like 10-20cent scalp profit and get out at like 9:31:05 or so. Could even in to see if it runs. Thoughts? Ill be practicing this strategy in the future. Obviously if L2 is positive then let 'er run.

This is the hotkey command: https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=%SYMB% You have to select the montage for pressing the hotkey.

In Class 1, we actually advise users to uncheck this box for all studies except Price (Candle). The reason being what you mentioned: the chart will be compressed more often than not.