Hey everyone Lee Training with Stocks Trade Tim Bowen Today we're going to talk about seven actionable tips to boost your stock market success. Right off the bat, you've heard me say it a million times. Hot sectors, Hot sectors. Hot sectors.

Hot sectors. Hopefully Beetlejuice doesn't show up, but uh, listen, it is so important in isolating hot sectors because when it comes to all day plays like stocks that could like when we're talking about new. Traders Okay, one of the biggest things newer Traders struggle with and you've been there is the wild volatility. The explosive moves up.

You see a huge profit, your deer in the headlights. You don't want to take profits all of a sudden it Yanks back now you go from Euphoria to fear. Now you don't want to take the small loss because you were up big. Okay, these crazy volatile stocks are awesome.

We love them. trade them every day, but for brand new Traders it can create a lot of panic and bad decision making. What we love about the all-day moves and the multi-day moves slower Trends easier to manage less you know. Panic Okay, and that's hot sector plays Because the thing is, when you're talking like artificial intelligence or electric vehicles or space plays or or covid plays or any of these sustained hot sectors we've had, you'll see stocks tend to Gap up grind up slower through the day, nice clothes, tend to Gap up the next day and put in multi-day moves.

You don't have these panic situations so especially when it comes to day trading and swing trading. Like listen, if you're swing trading. a non-hot sector stock I Don't know what you're doing? Okay, because you need multi-day You need buyers day after day after day. If you don't have buyers day after day after day, everyone's going to forget about your stock.

The volume is going to dry up and it's going to fade now. Next question: I Always get How do I know what the hot sector is? Listen, sometimes an unpopular answer. If it's really a hot sector, you got to be living under a rock. Not to know.

Okay, like if you fire up your scans in the morning, If it's a real hot sector, there's going to be five stocks. There's gonna be five. AI Stocks gonna be five EV Stocks They're gonna be five. Biotechs are the biggest.

Gators For a true hot sector like it should be. unless you're like it's your first day trading. If it's a real hot sector, you'll freaking know it. Okay, because every everybody will be talking about it.

Twitter will be lighting up. The chat rooms will be lighting up and your scans will be lighting up so as always, don't anticipate react. Okay, If you're guessing the hot sectors, good luck. Just look at your scans, look at the flow.

That's all you got to do. Next thing is harnessing volatility. Okay, we love Love Love Love volatility. something.

I Get the other day: I Got a question on pre-market prep. Somebody asked me about Tcbp. Okay, uh. former Runner Stockton ran in the past, but that day that I got asked about it the day before, it traded like a couple hundred thousand shares like a 17 Cent stock that that morning it was trading like a thousand shares.

The previous day it had I think one and a half cents of range. you know on a 17 Cent stock. I mean and then that morning it had like a penny of range. and I'm like how do you expect to make money on a stock with no volume and no range? I mean like now.

listen, you can buy this Tcbp some crappy biotech. You can buy it and hold it and wait for months or years and pray to whatever entity you believe in that they dropped some press release. But how is that a repeatable strategy? Sure, sometimes you get lucky, sometimes it's low volume, sideways stock. they drop some news and all of a sudden you wake up and everybody's like hey, it's up 100.

It's not a repeatable strategy. Okay, you've got to focus on volatile stocks. You've got to look. get the biggest gainers You got to look at past.

Runners Former Runners Stocks that have ran in the past tend to run again. That's why you focus on former. Runners Next thing is have a watch list. Multiple and multiple watch lists based on sectors and overall momentum.

Like what I do is I use What's called the Rolling Five-day Watch Five-day watch list for, uh, Momentum day trades. So what that means is every day you've got a month or every week, you've got a Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Watch list and all the biggest gainers today is Thursday all the biggest gainers from today will be on that watch list. and then what I do tomorrow going into Friday Very first thing I do is I go back to that 30 Thursday watch list and look at the stocks that are holding the Gap and still trading volume and then I roll those over. Then I go back to Wednesday then I go back to Tuesday Then I go back to Monday because what we're looking for though: Day three surge patterns those multiple day.

Runners Because again, we know, especially in low float stocks, the ones that run and hang around the highs tend to explode higher because of short squeezes. One of the best ways to spot short squeezes is look for crappy low float stocks that are still at the highs days and weeks later because typically what happens, you get that parabolic move to the upside, blows up the shorts, and then they fade back. If you're positioned and ready for that squeeze, the potential is incredible. Next thing, understand: technical analysis.

Okay, support and resistance lab levels. Now a lot of people will ask me and I've done a lot of videos. You can check out the archive, but listen I can't teach a technical analysis in one 10 minute YouTube video Um I would recommend a lot of books technical analysis using multiple time frames by Brian Shannon Changed my life I Bought that book when it came out I think 13 years ago I still refer to that book. Um, and but one of the best ways to learn technical analysis is see it done.

um something I Do? Maybe you know, maybe you don't every single morning pre-market prep I Go live at 8 30 Eastern What is one of the main things we do? We map out levels on a chart. resistance, support levels, key breakouts, key breakdowns you know, basically channels. We annotate the charts, mark them all down, and look for key levels. I think as much as I Love the book.

Please read it. Please get it. The best way to learn technical analysis is just like learning any other language. Like to me, it's a language.

how do you learn? Spanish Well, what do you do? You get Babel or whatever it is and you do a 20-minute lesson every day. I do 15 minutes on pre-market prep. The best way to learn technical analysis. Hit the link below.

Next thing you know is staying informed. Keep up up to date with the market news and other developments. Um, many of you know I have a particularly disdain for the mainstream media and particularly the mainstream Financial Media Okay, but I do have a list of trusted sources now. another unpopular answer.

These sources are kind of expensive and do add up. but I think if you're a professional Trader if you're taking this seriously, you have to understand that you will have overhead expenses. Wall Street Journal I've read it since I was in Middle School 30 years? Probably okay, it's about I don't know it's on autopay I think it's 30 40 bucks a month? Okay Barons Absolutely absolutely love Barons If there was one uh uh uh, you know newspaper that I that I would subscribe to like if you made me get rid of the others, it would be Barons What I Love about Barons is It's weekly and it has a much kind of broader view of the overall market. Now again, I think it's 47 bucks a month.

Again, it's on auto pay. We're up to 100 bucks so the other one is the Ft Financial Times What I love about financial times is it is based in Europe It's crazy the different like views you'll see versus U.S media versus European media and especially now that we're in a global world with the Ukraine situation and China and covet and all these things that have made the world smaller. I Think it's important to have those sources I Think Ft is like 67 bucks. So as always one of my most unpopular answers, it's about 150 bucks between the three.

but I Highly, highly recommend them. Um again, if you're going to be a professional in anything, you gotta understand you're going to have overhead costs and going to CNBC or going to Twitter Oh my. God I fought off the aneurysm. Anyway, get real data, Get real.

Uh, real analysis. Next is I Understand risk to reward. Okay, um, so many people trade stocks with upside down risk to reward. And why I mean that their downside is exponentially higher than their upside now Short Selling Okay, especially Short Selling low floats something that I You know if you follow me on social media, you know I like to post the memes and have good time.

You know, good times messing with short sellers. They're the most easily butt hurt segment of the population in the entire world. But anyway, the point is I'm not anti-short something by no means am I anti-short zone. For the first 10 years of my trading career I was 90 a short seller.

But what happens in this day and age with all of these easy to borrow stocks? Like what changed in the last few years is you can basically borrow any stock at like anything like you can borrow one cent stocks. Okay, and what that is created is just this crowded trade on the short side and you see so many people shorting stocks that are up like 20 and I'm like what's your best case scenario, This thing pulls back seven percent. Meanwhile these stocks go up a hundred. Two hundred Three hundred percent.

Now hopefully you stop out before that happens, but what if they're slippage? What if you go to the bathroom? I Mean these stocks move fast, so it's a good example of that skewed risk reward when you're shorting that parabolic short vice versa. Late day Fades Completely different scenario, so make sure you're targeting setups that have a favorable risk to reward versus terrible upside for exponential downside. Next thing you need to always do is be flexible. Okay, um, the Market's always changing, you know.

I I mentioned in a video the other day how like there was a geez about the first six months of the year? like Dip and Rips were insane. low flow biotechs. You know those big gainers that pull at the open and reclaim the high day with float rotation and a press release like they were off the chain for like six months and then I think it was late June or maybe early July They just kind of dried up. Now they're back a few weeks later, but if you weren't agile, you'd keep trying to trade a setup that had kind of gone dormant for a while.

You need to always be looking at what is working, always tracking your data, always reviewing, and you know, listen, collaborating with the team and a mentor. you know. back again to pre-market prep. You can get in there.

We have an amazing Community I'm there every single day, multiple times a day and you can talk to people like hey, what happened to Dipper Nips We talked about it every day. We're like they're dry. they're they're not out there. Focus on 9.

45 or later. then they came back. We're like hey, they're back. Usually it just takes one.

So that being said, stay flexible, stay agile. Last thing always. always, always stay proactive and committed to long-term success. And when I say proactive, always be doing something every day to make you a better.

Trader And when I mean that it could be reading a book, it could be working on your physical health. It could be working on your sleep like you're going after one of the most difficult things out there. But because of that, it is one of the most rewarding. So if you think of any Elite performer, businessman, athlete, a musician, you know all of these Peak performers.

If you look across the board, there's all this research out there. One common thread you will see through all of your Peak performers is they were constantly working on their craft. You need to do do that as a Trader you're not taking a week off. I mean again.

I'm not saying you guys spend 12 hours a day every day. You're doing something to learn, grow, and maximize your success. That being said, the best way to do that? Get on pre-market prep and we'll do it together every day. Click that link below.

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