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My best and worst HOD break trades from September 9th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from September 8th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades (one not a HOD break) from September 4th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from September 3rd, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from September 2nd, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from September 1st, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 31st, 2020

Thank you for the kind words! Trade well! My best and worst HOD break trades from August 28th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 27th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 26th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 21st, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 21st, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 20th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 19th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 18th, 2020

Kevin, I am using mental stops mostly right now but ONLY because I felt like I had reached a point where I could handle it. When I was turning around my trading career and starting to find consistency, I HAD to use hard stops. It was the only way. So please use them. They will save your account. I used a hot key script where I would click on the chart where I wanted my stop. Then I hit the hot key and it automatically purchased the amount of shares I could get with my risk amount ($20 when I started) and the distance between entry and stop.

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 17th, 2020

Did not trade on August 14th, 2020.

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 13th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 12th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 11th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 10th, 2020

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 7th, 2020

This is a good question. Quick answer is that I do not currently have a minimum RVOL number. RVOL can be a tricky metric because if a stock has HUGE volume for a few days, then the RVOL in later days might seem "low". But there might still be sufficient volume to provide good moves. Lately I am more about is there good volume for the day based on the price. Good volume for a $500 stock at 30 minutes after the open might be 800,000 shares. Whereas good volume on a $15 stock at the same time might be 2M shares. It seems to comes down to "is there enough volume to move the stock somewhat predictably?". And that takes observation over time. Lots of screen time.

My best and worst HOD break trades from August 6th, 2020