So, if i were to ask you, would you prefer to trade the same five stocks over and over again, or are you someone that would rather trade new stocks every single day or every single week right, there's, no right or wrong answer? At the end of the day, one of the things that i love to encourage people to do is to be willing to explore every avenue in the stock market, especially if you find one method to be more successful than the other. Regardless of what i personally experienced myself, one of the things that i personally love to share is my experience, not just myself trading but, of course, the thousands and thousands of people that you know. I have the opportunity uh to work a little bit closer with uh, and today i'm going to be talking about uh, rob g. Rob g is one of our learned plan.

Profit members he joined just a couple months ago and he had his first fourteen thousand dollar day. He did this with trading tqq. He wasn't aware of tqq before and he made 8 000 of the 14 000 on his weeble and then the other 5700 on his um uh e trade right, and one of the things that i wanted to share with. You is that, in my i wanted to share my experience and my opinion based off of what i see happen.

Very often, i see people more often than not that chase stocks that scan for stocks do sometimes experience a higher potential reward, as in like they choose to potentially make a little bit more money within a shorter period of time, as those stocks tend to be a High risk high reward the goal for me, though right we all have different intentions, is to be consistent. So my question to you is: would you rather be someone that has really big days, but also potentially either very big losses, and or would you rather be someone that focuses on the same handful of stocks that are kind of your bread and butter? I have seen it in my experience that those that chase and those that scan are more inconsistent and then tend to not be the best at risk management and end up failing and dropping off, with always having to be on the hunt right for this new stock Versus someone like rob right rob is someone that, if you've ever looked into, it is only focusing on tqqq, which is a nasdaq etf right. I wouldn't recommend tkq for everyone, but i wanted to use it as an example. An example could be is like.

I have my handful of stocks that i choose to swing trade and that i choose to invest when it comes down to day trading. I might day trade, something like roku like roku. On the day itself, i made a little bit over fifteen thousand dollars. You might be like well, ricky.

Are you gon na swing trade roku? Well, no, because roku as of right now is bearish right. It's selling off the directions, not in my favor, but it made sense to day trade it because it was bullish on the day, meaning that it was indicating signs of an uptrend within the same date, which is why i bought and sold within the same date. For if you're wondering you know, did i really do this with 30 shares no uh? At one point, i had over three hundred thousand dollars into uh roku, which again uh ended up uh. You know uh, with a total of fifteen thousand dollars, profit uh.

So i i trade with a different dollar amount, but it's the same concept right. I want to go ahead and put this away now. What i want to talk about is what what's important: it's not so much about the profit, but it's what you experience and end up being the most consistent with. I want to give you the example of rob, rob trades, this nasdaq etf, the nasdaq market.

The reason i personally find it attractive. I want to share this with you. The reason i personally find this attractive is that the nasdaq etf or the nasdaq market is more bullish than it is bearish, meaning that for the past 180 days, it's consistently indicated signs of an uptrend, and this green line that you see right here is my moving Average - and it tends to act as a very useful indicator for a potential support level. So moments like this when the markets pull back right as we've recently noticed, markets have pulled on back, everyone is freaking out right, but people like rob and i and the people that are part of learn, plan profit.

We prepare for moments like this. I don't need to be chasing random stocks to buy and hold over and over again, i can focus on an etf like tqqq, which, if we look at this on the four hour time frame right now, is oversold the market's pulled back so did tqqq. If we look at this on the day chart, we could see that it recently pulled on back. It still has the potential to pull back a little bit more right, so it's still something that you have to take into consideration that it tends to find its support level right around the moving average.

So it's very useful to still understand oversold and overbought levels when something is still selling off versus, while something is actually indicating signs of a reversal. But let's do some simple math right, you might want to day trade and continue to chase a stock over and over again and or a series of different stocks, an effort to make what percentage you know you can make up whatever percentage goal. It is that you might have right versus someone like rob that is solely focused on something like tqqq again, not having to over complicate things just simply having to focus on the nasdaq market. How is it trading? Is it bullish? Is it bearish? Is it overbought? Is it oversold those little simple questions you don't have to over complicate trading, which is the whole purpose of this video i feel like.

Sometimes people want to do more and effort in thinking that they will make more and that's definitely not the case, and sometimes the simple things in life that people tend to over complicate and the stock market is definitely not an exception right. So from the current price point that we're at right now, if tqqq were just to recover to where we were yesterday, that's a 10 return. Now, if tqqq were to recover to previous highs, which based off of tqqq and the overall nasdaq market, the nasdaq market tends to recover doesn't mean that it has to. It just means that it tends to recover.

That would be nearly a 20 roi from where we're at right now, if we were to approach previous highs at 183. So what i'm here to share with you is that, just like those very high risk and high reward type of trades might be attractive to a selected few. You know when it comes down to trading. I want to remind you that to be successful, you don't need to always trade stocks, like that.

I don't know if this video will resonate well with you, but this video is made for someone that maybe isn't experienced, maybe isn't experiencing consistent success, trading, higher risk and higher reward type of lower cap stocks or very aggressive moving stocks. I'm not here to say that those are bad stocks or that you shouldn't trade them. This is just for people that are trying to just build a solid foundation, building build a method that is simple and that can work and with focusing, in my experience in a very niche down market, where you don't have to over complicate things, i don't have to Trade every single day i don't have to chase stocks every single day. It almost is like soothing right to understand that i can only focus, and i only need to focus on the nasdaq market focus on the tqq etf and when, when does it, make sense to buy right well when it pulls back to the moving average right? That can be a good indication of hey we're a little bit more on the oversold side right when we're approaching previous highs or when we're at all-time highs right, you could see the rsi indicator and or the macd we're at all-time highs.

Hey. You know we're at all-time highs, we're very overbought. It's no longer a good deal. Maybe it's time to reduce my position size up here or to begin to lock in my profits altogether to prepare for a pullback, because pullbacks always happen.

You can either prepare for them or then you can either be surprised and again they happen all the time, all the time, all the time, all the time, all the time what's happening right now, it's pulling back so the great thing about this is that i don't Need to over complicate things like rob. We can focus on this etf when it pulls on back. I can choose to buy effectively and efficiently, not too much, because it can continue to drop, but buying enough that i feel, like i have some skin in the game. So then, when it begins to recover right, just like last time it sold off it found its support.

I might have a 10 or 20 percent position size here. It breaks above ema begins to indicate signs of an uptrend. Then that's when i begin to step on the gas it surpasses previous highs from right on over here. It continues to indicate signs of an uptrend, and then i begin to load off and lock in profits.

It pulls back again i buy some more. I wait for the confirmation i step on the gas it approaches previous highs. I can either begin to reduce position, size and or lock in profits. The beauty behind keeping trading simple - and i think again, not just myself but rob right rob - is a perfect example of it's not about having years of experience you, don't you don't necessarily need to right.

It's very useful. As you gain more experience, you can gain more confidence and then you can begin to trade with more, but at the end of the day, what's the goal for everyone to be consistent and to have a consistent method and focus in the stock market. So all this video is is to encourage you that you don't need to over complicate trading. Sometimes less is more especially when it comes down to trading what can be viewed as a risky stock and or a risky market choose your handful of stocks wisely.

Tqqq was just an example today, it's a triple leverage, etf, it decays over time, it's probably not for everyone, but if you solely want to focus on something like facebook, you know, can it be done with facebook? It's a question that we get very often. Facebook is a blue chip company right, very valuable company. Can you make a decent return on facebook? I bought facebook when it dropped to lows of 300 right and if it were to recover to previous highs, that's a 25 return. Does this mean that facebook pulls back every single month or every single week or every single day? No, but again a lot of you guys are just looking to trade, either as a hobby or as a side hustle and something that you can do.

While you continue either your job, profession and or school, so think about that think about this, it's like how beautiful would it be to be able to continue what you're doing and then, on top of that have your handful of stocks. It can be one, it can be two. It can be five of quality companies or quality stocks that you like to focus on that are consistently bullish that you buy when they pull back and you sell when they approach previous highs. Keeping it that simple not having to over, complicate it not having to show up every single day you buy when it makes sense and it's cheap and you sell when it's recovered and it's at previous highs.

So then, you can lock in profits the beauty behind keeping things simple. I really hope that this video can put things into perspective that sometimes with trading, especially less is more. So if you guys have any questions again, please feel free to comment down below i'd love. To answer any questions, you might have again a huge shout out to rob.

Thank you again for letting me use you as an example of why it's so useful to keep things simple, especially when it comes down to learning how to trade uh. Also, again, you might have heard about them. It's the group that i trade with live every single day. It's the learn, plan, profit group and it's the first link in the description.

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