I'm not gon na lie, i traded terribly today. I think it's just one of those days where i'm physically not feeling well, and i also trade it really bad as well. So i'm ending the day with a smell red, so the story is. I took my family to ikea yesterday because, where else can you get free parking, free, ac and very cheap food, so i ordered a hot dog and ice cream and apparently it came with a side of stomach aches, so yeah, i'm still feeling it today, but without Further ado, let's dive into talking about my trades first trade i took on the day is a small profit on robinhood.

This should have been a lot bigger trade, but i just did not execute this well. First of all, i was trading on the five minute today, because robin hood yesterday was actually pretty choppy around the midday. So today the identity we identified the level around 58. Is this area pre-market as a potential support? If you look at yesterday, that's exactly where it almost triple bottomed for three times what uh that's, what triple bar means.

So i mean it bounced off the same area three times and uh. So that was the area i was looking at 58. 50. Nice area.

It's a very volatile stock, so i wasn't gon na weight exactly to the cent, so i did get in starter at 60.40 and when it sold off to that 50 nice area. I was not quick enough. I was slow today. I i just didn't trade well, so i didn't get in so you know it did bounce, which is nice and it bounced all the way to.

I believe it bounced all the way to 66 dollars, but for me i did not catch it. So for me, i got in at 60 60 cents. I got out way too early at 62, 20s decent bounce, but first of all i missed my fill, so i didn't. I only had small size and i sold too early and i tried i tried to get back in around 62 80s um.

This didn't work, so i cut my re-ads around the 62, so i did give back some and after that i just didn't didn't trade. This thing so small profits on this didn't trade. Well, the plan did work. You can see that 50 nice area that it's basically a double bottom today again today, after bouncing off three times the day before, i find it very interesting that robin hood is filing for more offering up to, i think, like 97 or 98 million shares just one Week after the ipo so depending on the pricing of the offering that's going to determine whether the stock is going to go up further, that's a likely scenario or tank down below back to 40.

It really depends on the pricing. The next stock i traded is mrna moderna on the long side, and this is a ticker i lost money on. I saw it break out in the morning like it usually does the last couple of days it broke out from 408 all the way to 40s, which is a very strong breakout. I was rounding the pole back.

I wasn't chasing the breakout near the highest of the day, so i loaned the pole back around the 430s decent the average and one spiked a little bit to 435s. I did not get out. I did trim some, but i was keeping my core position and after the spike to 433s, i did add more on the pullback so to 431s, and that's where i had a decent average about 431s and that's why it just had no follow through. So this thing after that spike, which in hindsight it does look like a lower high uh after that spike, it just pulled um.

So i got out of my shares position at 420. 80S. So that's about like two dollars a little bit more than two dollars a share lost um, so yeah, it's a red trade um didn't work. I did long the pullback and i was happy with my entries, but i think in hindsight the better thing would have been to sell into the breakout instead of holding on for the heist of the day test, which i never went back to.

But i still cut my loss according to plan at 4, 28 and after that you can see after i cut my lawn. This thing just tanked all the way down to 406s, so i had a small scalp around here, 408 to 411s, decent little scalp. But overall, this sticker is still red. The next stock i traded is amd this one.

I did not actually trade the actual underlying stock, but i traded the puts which i actually bought yesterday. So yesterday, around midday around 11 or 12 o'clock is when i bought the amd, puts the lottos, the 1 12 strike and that's expiring this friday. As you guys know, i don't trade a lot of options anymore. I used to day tradies like daily, but not anymore, but i would still do it when there's a decent risk reward, so it makes sense to pick up some lottos.

That's really cheap, i'm talking about like under 50 cents um on the. If you look at the chart, um, it's been straight up for the last six days. Six seven days, um, it's just being like killing shorts on the way up wing goes parabolic, i'm not good at shorting. These kind of moves, so i'm not on the short side on this, but yesterday is where it makes sense to pick up the puts.

So if you look at the 112 strike puts i got yesterday, i got them around midday. I got them for around 60 cents, average um and i just steadily went up. I kept all of it and today it's where i started selling them off. I still have some left, but i got out today at one dollars and then later almost at two dollars um.

So that's a decent um. What what's a percentage? 300 percent move um. So that's really nice. But i still have some left i'm waiting for tomorrow and see what it's going to do because after i got them super cheap, like 60 cents, 50 cents.

So that's the reason i'm okay holding on to it and they are actually in the money today. So this is the only time i'll trade options nowadays is when i can pick up these puts or calls super cheap and there's an actual risky word edge, and especially when the daily confirms that as well. So it's time for our q and a's. The first question is from hugo he's asking if it's better to trade on the five minutes or one minute and he's currently using one minute right now, so for me, i actually prefer to trade the most on the two minutes, two minute time frame, but the reason I've been trading five minutes this week is because i just got back from vacation, i'm kind of easing back into the market, and especially today, if i'm not feeling well um, i kind of use five minutes as a longer term time frame to see more.

First of all, confirmation - and i don't want to see as much volatility so the five minutes allows me to be more patient, even though today it still didn't work out um, but that's the reason i use a five minute. I find that the one minute chart, sometimes especially on days like these today, i would get very um like like stopped out really fast, and i i'm just not patient enough for the right entries. So it's all about a personal preference. You should do whatever works for you, but today this week i'm gon na be trading on the five minute and hopefully next week, i'll switch back to the one or two minute chart.

The next question is from clash fan. He is asking what kind of trades are being made? Am i trading calls or puts, or am i buying the actual stock, so i would say 95 of the time i trade, the actual underlying stock, so the actual equity so like amd, um, moderna or robinhood. I'm buying the actual shares buying and selling them. It's only like today, it's one of the few times i trade options in a month so today amd i traded the put, but i long yesterday and sold them today.

So that's the only time i rarely trade options. I would say you know once or twice a month, maybe at most thank you guys for watching. If you have any more questions, feel free to leave them in the comment section below and i'll see you guys next time, hey guys thanks for watching. I hope you enjoyed the video and the bad jokes if you want to see more day trading content, make sure to subscribe and follow me on twitter and instagram for more.

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