Having run Leavitt Brothers for over 7 years and being in touch with hundreds of traders (some profitable, some not), I have a pretty good sense of where traders go wrong. Here’s a video which talks about time frames – an item all losing traders screw up.
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Interesting. I was always brought up on “buy and hold” so only recently have I finally bothered to try and trade somewhat actively. I’ll definitely be sticking with long term trends. So do you buy and sell normally using market orders when the time is right or just use limit orders?
Fantastic. Easy to understand and makes sense.
Right on! You are 100% right , I think. The only comfortable people are daytraders, in my view, since they go home with no position at any time. But I do not have capacity to stare at a screen all day, so I compromise and try to get out on the basis of a 60 or 30 minute chart, which can keep you in trades that have power and get you out with a modest profit or loss.
It looks like “that time frame” is related to historical cycles in the stock. It looks like someone could use past cycles to get an estimate. Thanks.