Excellent, sonny !
Yes, it's a good time and not difficult to make money ha ha
I've stopped actual face to face teaching what with covid but still teach the other way ;-)
Stay safe and enjoy the holiday period as best you can !
Richard
$1000 is far too little. Don't do it.
I've been trading full time for a living for 20 years and imho you need at least $5000 and preferably $10000 to start out with.
I hope regular readers are being careful out there with Covid-19.
A silver lining is that there are great money making opportunities out there with so many market moves, but I'd much rather there weren't any and so many people weren't suffering instead :(:(
The methods keep on working profitably 70%+ of the time. Exit the 30% or so early when they don't work for a small loss and earn a living.
One from today using the one method in this thread, QCOM +116c per share
Due to domestic interruptions I've only been able to trade twice today. Once I used a different set up to the one in this thread and made a small loss.
However this method paid off yet again. Actually it was +78c. Typo on image
No, actually, I can't, it was certainly a long time ago. I know this seems impossible to people who don't know how and when I trade.
Not having losing days is a reflection of several factors, of which these are just a couple.
I usually get good gains in the first half hour and that tends to set...
This is one from today using the rising candles method; found by scanning after market open.
WFC +65c per share
All winners and losers on my blog as always.
The opportunities are always there.
You need to look, wait then seize what's offered.
Of the ones that don't work out, you're usually in on momentum and that almost always takes you into profit so if it turns against you afterwards, then you simply exit with a small gain or a small loss.
Here's...