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Warrior Trading // Ross Cameron // Day Trade Warrior

What's up everyone? All right? Well I just finished recording the best recap I've ever done only to realize I wasn't recording the whole time. How frustrating. All right. So this is gonna be midday market recap.

Take to it is my 13th consecutive Green Day I Now know my P&L so you guys don't get the exciting reveal: I'm a four thousand, eight hundred, sixty two dollars, and seventy three cents. But when I did the reveal I actually felt in them I felt a little disappointed because I knew I had given back some profit I knew that I was up I don't know probably I mean I must have been up closer to six thousand, maybe more and I overstayed my welcome a little bit on CY CC and I had a couple other trades another stock ABC tea that I was just totally right on and lost it a little bit more on it than I thought it was. So that's kind of a bummer. but you know, when you're up forty eight hundred bucks really can't be disappointed.

It's a green day I'm walking away with money in my pocket for the 13th consecutive Green Day and I'm gonna come back tomorrow and try to hit it again. You know, really hard. Right out of the gates and go for day fourteen. You know at this point and Anna in the comments you mentioned yesterday I think it was Sunday You know what's really the point of having a consecutive hot streak? It just that ends up adding pressure.

You know at the end of the day. it's really what's most important is a good profit loss ratio and a good percentage of success. If you have a red day, it's you know and you're right a hundred percent. One of the things that I sort of made this is a decision for myself here in April was to trade with smaller share size and so I knew that by doing that I'd be sacrificing some profits.

and so I suppose it feels better that since my profits have been a little bit smaller than they might be on another month and grow up here, that at least I've been able to make up for it by being really consistent on a day to day basis. I mean accuracies been about 72 percent, but green 13 out of 13 days kind of is a nice feeling. So I guess for me it's kind of. It's sort of like a consolation prize to maybe making a little bit less than I would typically make during this type of market.

And granted, I've probably got now about $45,000 in gross profit which is good, but you know February was a good month, maybe even a little bit better towards kind of the middle and I was up about eighty thousand dollars on the month. So I'm definitely lagging behind my February profits sort of looking at two separate months, but I've definitely been more consistent, more focused on base hits and that has been paying off I think not just for me, but for you guys as well. So and we're going to go ahead and do take two here June's gonna help me. She's gonna lead the way, right girl.

Take two Midday Market Recap Day 13 with total profit of 4,800 and was it $62 Not bad. Alright, so enjoy the recap. As always questions, comments, leave them below. Give me a thumbs up for well another Green Day 13th Green Day Give me a thumbs up if you like these videos.
make sure you hit that subscribe button because tomorrow morning as always right around 9:00 9:15 I will go five and gave you my watch list. My watch list today well paid off pretty well off the watchlist nby cyc see did mention BNT see even though I didn't take a trade on it, we had well a few others. We'll get into it. We do the the recap.

Alright so let's jump into that recap. What's up everyone? All right? So we're gonna do midday market recap here. Today is Monday the 13th the 13th consecutive Green Day You can see the PNL here. four thousand, eight hundred, sixty two dollars and 73 cents.

Not a bad start to the week at all. Although I do have a loss here on ABC T of over two thousand dollars, this was a total of four trades that resulted in that loss. and it is a little disappointing because I think that's the most read. I've been on the stock this month and on CY CC the one that I'm the most green on I had one trade on it that was kind of high risk and so I'm a little.

Today was probably my least clean day of the month in terms of a clean day would be when I come in I have two stocks off the watch list I trade those two stocks and I walk away. You know, with anything more than a thousand dollars, that's pretty clean, you know I come in I get green and I'm done today I traded in a number of different stocks. As you can see, it wasn't maybe quite as as clean as some of the other days have been and I am walking away Green but having already probably given back maybe two thousand dollars of profit on CY CC off the top and another two thousand here on this one, so it could have definitely been a better day. Alright, so let's start at the beginning of the day with the watchlist.

So every day starts the same way and this is the nice thing at least about my strategy that you can expect that consistency. I start my live stream between 9:00 and 9:15 and I start by analyzing the gap errs the stocks that are gonna be opening higher than they closed the previous day and that was that watch list or scan of the market was being led by AV C T So AV CT this morning at one point was actually gapping up over 200 percent as it tapped $7 732 and then it pulled back really sharply off those highs I did not train it as a gap and go, but I did trade it on a red green move right here and again. Well, it was. Actually, they were both right in this area and we'll see that those trades on the 1-minute chart a little bit more clearly.

So I know some of you guys did make some money on this red to green move. I Was not quick enough to take my profit off the table and the winner turned into a loser which is always disappointed. All right girl, why don't you go lay down. Come on.

go lay down. you're not. You're not needed right now. All right.
So that was the leading gap where I'll talk about those trades in a second. The second-leading gapper was Nby and this was a pretty straightforward trade right off the gap scan and a total profit about 556 dollars for six thousand shares. Not bad. So what was the set up? Well, the stock had a pre market high of about a dollar seventy eight I bought the first pullback was six thousand shares for the break of a dollar seventy eight and I was in it basically right at the bell as it started to squeeze up.

Getting in 74, 75, 78 it hit a high of 85 and I got a really good exit there. basically right at the high of 84 85. So I took my profit off the table there. there was a big seller and so I put my order basically right there I got picked up and I was out of it.

So a nice little gap and go trade on Nby this is fairly textbook. It was a little extended by the time the bell was ringing. currently with over 55 million shares of volume but with 11 million already pre market so a lot of volume pre market the next one on the on the watchlist Brq s interesting and because this one I thought had some really nice potential but the bell rang and it just tanked I mean it just totally dropped and that was it. So I was looking at this for a break over six and I already had my order ready at 6:20 which was the pre market high but I wanted to see a break 6 that hole dollar psychological resistance and when it ended up opening and just flushing I was like nope that one's off the list.

So we had a BCT which was on the watch list but not for a gap. Ago we had Nby as a Gap and go be Rqs not really looking as a Gap and Go and Cyc see I was watching but I was a little concerned because the price is a little on the higher side. Girl going yeah, you are out of control pre market high up here at 11:40 and that coincided with this level on the daily chart which was the high 1144 on April 15 and the 200 moving average which was 11:40 So these were all the levels that I drew out and these levels are all straight out of the Warrior pro course and specifically chapter 4, which is daily charts. So we were talking about the micro pullback here in Chapter 7, which I'll cover in a second, but this is in the Warrior pro course, those daily chart patterns.

So these were our resistance levels. We broke 1160, had room 213, broke 13, had room 216, 1680, 1850, 1960, and then these were the next levels above that. So on this one I applied the micro pullback pattern and so what you can see here is it squeezed up right here on the red to green attempt and hit a high of about $10 It then dropped down when it came back up I looked at this and I thought if it can break this, you know $10 level and 1050. It looks really interesting.

So what I ended up doing is on this candle right here. it taps 10 I know that because that's the high of that candle wick and so I was watching the level 2 on it. So I'll just move this over like this. So I was watching the level 2 and I'll show you on the ten-second chart.
What? I saw on the level 2 I don't use the ten-second chart for trading when I'm staring at while I'm in these trades is the -. and so what I saw was that the stock squeezed up and tapped sort of the high 90s right here. it hit a high of 994 then pulled back and as it curl back up. I said, you know what, This is strong.

There's buyers here, there's buyers coming in. I'm getting in this for the break of ten. So I actually bought it here for the break of ten and my first target was a break of ten twenty. It broke ten 20 and I sold half.

It came back down right here and then I added back for the break over ten thirty seven which was the high of this level. Another micro pullback. it squeezed up to a high of 1070 again, I sold half. Then it pulled back and I added back through the break over 1080 and it squeezes up here to eleven.

I sold at 11:03 and then it hit a halt at about 1122. So I kind of I should have held into the hall, but I thought it was up a lot and I knew that this one had the potential for some, you know, good-sized drops. So I wanted to sell as it was going up and not be caught holding the bag as it dropped. It opens higher and squeezes up to a high here of about twelve seventy does a micro pullback breaks up to thirteen, another micro pullback here that gives us room and again as I'm watching the stock I'm primarily watching the level two I'm watching for my technical resistance points which I knew we're at 11:40 in 1205 and as I'm watching the level two, I'm looking for it to pop up and then pull back and then as it starts to squeeze back up, I'm looking to get in and I'm just memorizing this was the high of the last pop.

this was the high of the last pop and of course it's hitting my high Damos scanner. It's moving quickly so I ended up riding the momentum on this up to 16 and then this is where I took my high risk trade. This was that about? Let's see what time was this close to 10 a.m. So the stock does a sharp pull back right here and it actually looked like it was about to halt going down at 1363 and so as it was trading there at 1363, I went ahead and pressed the Buy button I bought at 1363 What? I thought and I saw borders going through but I thought it was gonna bounce up cuz this this to me was a big drop.

it was a drop from 1462 1360 a full dollar a share and to me it was due to bounce back up. So I bought there but then it ended up actually being halted and it was halted for high it was a five minutes I can't remember if it was five or ten, but it was halted on circuit breaker going down and now I'm long right at thirteen sixty three I put out in order to add at fourteen and I decided I was like, you know what just before it resumed I was like you know what I think that's too aggressive? Let's let's ease off this for a second. let's let's just see what it does. So it resumes, it flashes down for a second and then pops up and as it popped from 1363 up to a high of 14 and up to 1430 I was up sixty cents a share I took my profit off the table.
then it dropped here down to 1280 and I was like this is a close one and they never have to back up and I was like God dang I should have held this thing ripped all the way back up to 19. So naturally I got back in and I got back in and rode the momentum back up and one of my best traits was along right here for the break of eighteen with an exit at nineteen dollars and 21 cents a full dollar a share on a one-minute micro pullback. so that was pretty solid. But I even after this close call, I overstayed my welcome a little bit and as it was consolidating right here I got long again.

So I was in right here at eighteen forty and look what happens. I'm thinking it's gonna break over this flattop of 1925 again. I'm using a one minute chart as I'm looking at it right here. So right here I'm going along and all of a sudden boom, it's dropping.

So it dropped here to a low of 1636 a 37, and I was long at 1842 immediately. I added at the bottom of 1350 1349 is where I added it, popped back up on this candle to 1787, and I got out mostly break-even at about 1730 and 1740 and then sold the rest at 17 for a loss. So I did lose probably about $100 on that trade. One of the things that was important for me with this stock was that I was trading with small share size.

From basically this point on, this was a close call and so I reduced my share size to between 250 and 1000 shares through this area. but on this trade right here: I Bought a thousand shares I then added two thousand and then I added another two thousand at the bottom. So I had four thousand shares which was a big big position, but not at my six thousand max size as it popped back up, I got out but still took a good loss on it. It then drops to the V whap right here.

I took one last trade long at 14 for the break or sorry, 15 for the break of V whap. it hits a high only of $15 and $0.19 before flushing through the lows of 1450 and I lost probably another thousand dollars on that trade. So this was some really nice action. but I knew CY CC was going to be more aggressive.

it was not beginner stuff, it was. It was high risk and and that was because number one, the price. Most importantly, the price was higher. Number two, the flow being really low and you know we ended up seeing similar action on BMTC which I did not end up trading.

A pretty remarkable move from 8 dollars up to 16. well, 8 first to 8, 8 dollars to 1536, then back down to 11 and back up to 16. So a rollercoaster I didn't trade that one, but I did trade CY CC and the other stocks that I traded right here. I M RN C o DX my SZ s Fe trhe these were all pretty small winds for the most part.
There's decent baseheads buying pullbacks and stuff like that. Nothing crazy exciting, but AC a VC T is the one that I got on the wrong side of three times. I had four trades and three losers. My first trade was along on this micro pullback at 4:44 and I made like probably 200 bucks I then got back in for the break over five and I stopped out as it came back down I then got back in right here for the first one minute candle to make a new high and I lost on that and it'll make me new.

high was only by one cent which in hindsight isn't surprising because it was below the V whap and I took the trade maybe a little too quickly and I had one last trade on this candle here and lost like probably 70 bucks. My big loss was when I added up here I had this nice winner and again if we look at this on a micro timeframe you can see how how quickly it was moving and where that pullback was. So I had this nice pullback here which was my first entry right. They are nice and clean and then I decided to add right here at 80 it hit 5 I was up probably I don't know 10 cents on it or something like that I didn't take the profit off the table, it dropped down and I stopped out down here and then this candle to make a new high I think I was trying to just honestly think I was started trying to get back a little of what I knew I would have lost and it wasn't a great setup and and that was like kind of right at the same time as that aggressive trade on Cyc.

See, this was like just before that and so I think when I went into that aggressive trade on Cyc see I knew that I had just kind of messed up my day a little bit on ABC tea and then I jumped into Cyc C and then it was halted going down and that's when I was like okay, you're starting to escalate here and get too aggressive, you need to slow down and bring it back down. The easiest trade was nby out of the gates 500 bucks Cyc C was a little aggressive AC AV see I didn't do very well on and my entries weren't as dialed in as they could have been. So today was a little trickier out of all the days so far this month and I can pull up my trader view stats for those that haven't seen them yet. so you can see where I'm sitting on the month so let's see so we're gonna look at the month of let's see where's my calendar.

Oh here's so this is a month of April not including today. you know it's been a it's been a good month I mean 13 green days in a row is is pretty awesome I've got 1, 2, 3, 4, 8 days left in the month so the very best I could do would be I guess 21 consecutive green days this month we've got 21 trading days in the month so I don't know if I'll get there I'm not sure if that's really super significant. It's not a big deal if I have a red day. like if I have a day where I lose 200 bucks or 3 500 bucks or even a thousand or two thousand.
It's not really a big deal, but at the same time it's nice to have some distance between you and the last red day. and I've got a good amount of distance right now. Accuracy: 72 percent profit loss ratio has been good, but I'm gonna have a second loser today because of a V CT that might break this $1100 record which is disappointing. So I'll see how things look tomorrow when I import the trades.

But overall I've been pretty consistent this month and I need to really try to keep myself grounded and centered. and I think today I got a little more aggressive, sort of chasing some momentum on Cyc C and taking some higher risk trades on it. and I think I had a couple of trades that have been bottom bounce reversals that I've done really really well on, but that's a risky setup. It can burn you because you're buying something going down and almost burned me today on Cyc C But I did end up getting that pop back up.

so I had the right idea. But sometimes if your timings wrong, you know you gotta cut the loss and it can be bad. So that's it for me. and those of you guys were curious about the micro pullbacks those are in Chapter 7 Part 5: The micro pullback.

It's a it's a great way to trade. These strong stocks are moving quickly because sometimes they just don't want to really pull back and give you a proper or a clean 1 minute or 5 minutes. 7. So what do you think girl didn't finish up there? We go 13 green days in a row.

You're gonna be here tomorrow, even though today you've been driving me a little nuts. we're back on it first thing tomorrow morning. We'll do our watch list as always: 9:00 9:15 we'll see if we can find a couple good stocks to trade and you know tomorrow maybe does slow things down a little bit. I've been capped at the 6,000 shares, but maybe I should try to trade a little bit less tomorrow today.

I think I may have over traded a little bit. So anyways, that's it for me. Questions, Comments: leave them down below and I'll see you guys back at it tomorrow morning for Tuesday hopefully the 14th Green Day hour. Alright, see you then! Hey, have you seen my most popular video on YouTube It's got over 5 million views.

You can check it out right here and check out one of my other videos on YouTube right here. I Hope you guys enjoy it as always. If you have questions, leave them down below in the comment section: I Personally respond to every comment that's posted.

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26 thoughts on “$4.8k on a 100% short squeeze ross’s trade recap”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Donny H says:

    I am new to this. What tool do you use to find the stocks that have gapped up?

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars 2Fab says:

    That has happened to me too, recording something for a long time just to find out I'd been talking to myself the whole time. So frustrating.

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Tiger Santa Riow says:

    How do you know how much you need to trade to break even?

  4. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Cody Land says:

    Ross, on a gap and go (like you did with NBY on 4/20), how common would you say it is to be in and out within the first minute of market open?

  5. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Tronghung Dao says:

    👌👏👍

  6. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Kent Valentin says:

    WTF Ross you just walk outside without your YouTube plater?! I’m choked 😳 one of these days you and I need to have a serious talk 😉

  7. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Kyle Mills says:

    Awesome job on being green 13 days straight!!! As a beginner that’s my goal. I’m not worried about dollar amounts. Consistency is my only concern these next few months in the Sim.

  8. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Readyrok says:

    Good job Ross the bob ross of stocks just beautiful

  9. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars BYENBO says:

    JUST MADE 2020$ IN 2 MIN WITH $WATT TODAY! , THANK YOU FOR ALL THE INFO ROSS !

  10. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Charles Reed, pi says:

    Hey everyone, I'm new to trading.
    Happy to learn and work with you all

  11. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jeff Killian says:

    Hey Ross, new sub here. Big fan so far. For background I am set up on ThinkorSwim with a 10k account. (usually trading 200-500 shares at a time depending on price)
    Quick question:
    I traded NBY this particular morning as well. Had my stop order at the new high as you did, but my order did not execute until things were already too late and it was coming down. Ultimately costed me 200$ before I could get out. I am not trying to just be a copy cat (I feel I am understanding these entries for the breakouts at the bell), but is it just bad luck that my order took a while to get filled? I am guessing that is just how it is sometimes? This has happened on a few other trades where I place an order (sometimes buy or sell) and it takes 30 seconds to execute. Obviously we all know those 30 seconds could mean the dif between red or green. Could I be placing a better order some how? Any advice on getting filled on a buy or a sell ASAP.

    Thanks!

  12. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Rene Nunez says:

    how are you making money during this pandemic??????

  13. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars shea mccolgan says:

    Ross is so transparent and he makes everything easy to understand!! Best on YouTube 👍

  14. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Henk de Blauw says:

    Hey Ross, good stuff! If you are tracking your trades, and you have trade the same ticker multiple times in a timeframe of let's say 15 minutes because you are scaling in and out, do you journal each trade as a seperate trade or just the one ticker as a whole? Thanks!

  15. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars John Wilson says:

    Poor dog…

  16. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Simon Huenecke says:

    "hey have you seen my most popular video?” points to premarket-watchlist 😂

  17. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Angel S. says:

    I'm new to this, looking for a good laptop to buy, any recommendations besides the high price Mac?

  18. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars kiran khatri says:

    What is the platform you are using?

  19. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Andydoesitall says:

    Since you trade mainly 1 minute and watch 5 min, why do you explain the whole trade in the 10s time frame?

  20. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Covet the Camper says:

    Very nice. Right on man!

  21. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Some_One_001 says:

    Been trading with a patrice account with $25,000 and so far this month im up $8,000

  22. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars midknightfalconfan says:

    APHA needs a helluva short squeeze. It's shorted to he11

  23. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars LifeWCJ says:

    I Love you Ross, honestly I love these recaps and I appreciate your continuous videos, made $250 on AVTC bought at 3.70 sold 4.30s

  24. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Mr Not Your Average says:

    teach me how

  25. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Mr Not Your Average says:

    wow show me how

  26. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Hainezy says:

    Is it possible to buy puts on oil futures? And if so I wonder if anyone made money

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