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You gotta know WHY you’re scaling in … So you need to identify whether you’re scaling into trades because you’re adding to a loser or a winner.
Losers add to losers, and winners add to winners. It’s as simple as that. You need to protect your account. And if your losses are bigger than your wins, your odds aren’t looking so good.
You wanna nail your ideal entry? That requires patience. The more meticulous you are about your entry, the greater your chances … Plus, it's a great habit to get into.
Don’t get corroded by emotions in the moment. That’s not a gamble you want to make. It can be really dangerous for short sellers especially ... Shorts can risk unlimited losses if they’re not careful.
Tune in to see why Huddie thinks scaling in produces an unprofitable mathematical equation.
So how do you scale into a trade? For starters, if you’re gonna scale in, you should only be adding to a winner. Bohen explain the details in this video so you know exactly what to look for.
Above all else, it definitely takes discipline. Know what you’re doing, focus on a familiar pattern, have patience, and be meticulous. If you miss the play, that’s OK. It’s better than gambling and taking a loss — that destroys your confidence and your account.
There’s not one specific way to do this. But learning from others' experiences can certainly help. It might just take you out of a disastrous situation or put you in a favorable position.
#StockMarket #ScalingTrades #Trading
*Tim Bohen teaches skills others have used to make money. Most who receive free or paid content will make little or no money because they will not apply the skills being taught. Any results displayed may be exceptional. We do not guarantee any outcome regarding your earnings or income as the factors that impact such results are numerous and uncontrollable.
You can lose money trading stocks. Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose. You understand and agree you will consider the important risk factors in deciding to purchase any of our products or services.
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If you’re trying to maximize your wins, scaling into a trade can be a great technique. But if you scale in for the wrong reasons, you end up magnifying your losses. So what’s the correct way to scale into a trade? Watch and learn as Tim Bohen and Huddie break it down!
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🔴Get our FREE weekly watchlist here: https://stockstotrade.info/2Oc0brC
🔴Traders Blueprint Free Guide: https://stockstotrade.info/38EH9Uc
🔴Check out the SteadyTrade podcast: https://www.steadytrade.com/
✅ Recommended video: https://youtu.be/P-fg-aN5aUE
✅ Recommended playlists:
🔴SteadyTrade Podcast: http://bit.ly/2SXbrv7
🔴Stock Trading 101: A Day Trader's Guide: http://bit.ly/2sqs1ZZ
🔴Advanced Stock Trading Tips: http://bit.ly/3a32pTM
🔴Trader Spotlight with Tim Bohen: http://bit.ly/36TTzG3
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You gotta know WHY you’re scaling in … So you need to identify whether you’re scaling into trades because you’re adding to a loser or a winner.
Losers add to losers, and winners add to winners. It’s as simple as that. You need to protect your account. And if your losses are bigger than your wins, your odds aren’t looking so good.
You wanna nail your ideal entry? That requires patience. The more meticulous you are about your entry, the greater your chances … Plus, it's a great habit to get into.
Don’t get corroded by emotions in the moment. That’s not a gamble you want to make. It can be really dangerous for short sellers especially ... Shorts can risk unlimited losses if they’re not careful.
Tune in to see why Huddie thinks scaling in produces an unprofitable mathematical equation.
So how do you scale into a trade? For starters, if you’re gonna scale in, you should only be adding to a winner. Bohen explain the details in this video so you know exactly what to look for.
Above all else, it definitely takes discipline. Know what you’re doing, focus on a familiar pattern, have patience, and be meticulous. If you miss the play, that’s OK. It’s better than gambling and taking a loss — that destroys your confidence and your account.
There’s not one specific way to do this. But learning from others' experiences can certainly help. It might just take you out of a disastrous situation or put you in a favorable position.
#StockMarket #ScalingTrades #Trading
*Tim Bohen teaches skills others have used to make money. Most who receive free or paid content will make little or no money because they will not apply the skills being taught. Any results displayed may be exceptional. We do not guarantee any outcome regarding your earnings or income as the factors that impact such results are numerous and uncontrollable.
You can lose money trading stocks. Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose. You understand and agree you will consider the important risk factors in deciding to purchase any of our products or services.
These type of videos really help me cope with trading. An understanding of the Valleys or the grey area helps me improve and not to give up. Although I'm paper trading. I'm taking it serious before I put money in my trading ability. Thanks
Maybe include the word "shorting" in the title
didn’t know Trevor Lawrence is a trader
It’s great advice unless adding to a loser is part of your strategy. Part of my short strategy is to scale into my position very similar to Grittani does. I have 3 areas that I pick to short after the 3 area gets broken I cut my losses. But I understand what they’re are taking about when you have no plan and add to loser hoping it turns green again..
So many videos to watch and things to learn. Im just trucking along learning a ton. And this was another good one I needed to see.
Only add to winners!
Great content gentlemen, keep it up.
Where do you enter and risk off of if you are not scaling in on the frontside of a short, I feel like when you be patient and let the backside show the HOD risk is already too far
I'd be very interested to hear your objective review of other trader's strategies. For beginners it's tough to build a mental landscape of where different teachers and their strategies sit in the grand scheme of things. For example, how does Tim Bohen's strategy and style differ from Tim Sykes, or Huddie, or Roland Wolf, or Steven Dux, or Tim Grittani or even other traders like Ross Cameron (Warrior Trader). Perhaps an insight of who is more long or short bias and why that may or may not be advantageous in the current market. It's a big question of course but I find it very interesting to see how successful traders form opinions on each other especially if they differ in trading style and strategy. Of course, not a personal opinion but an objective professional opinion. Thank you!
63 my man
Does Huddie play quarterback for Clemson? 😂😂
I lose more than I win, I go long only, maybe I need beter risk reward, also I sell too quuickly when geting a profit
Guessing 46. Almost 65. Lol 😂 I heard that and replayed and was like holy crap! Dude looks great for 65! Lolol @stockstotrade
Thanks guys. Love the psychology tips here. I have a question & would like to know your thoughts: What do you think about setting monetary goals? Not weekly or monthly, but say if I have a goal to make 11k by end 2020. Will start with a $1500 account, and have 18 months study behind me .. I'm just wondering will having a mid term monetary goal like this help me focus, (I feel like it will) but would like to know what you think as maybe it's going to make me force things?
Thank you guys for your advice, it helps a lot, Bohen you’re a legit a model someone that I look up to, thanks for your inspiration, I’m a new trader I started like 4 months ago for the last 2 weeks I made $400 in profits and I lost 49 bucks meaning My gains is more than my losses and All of that it’s because of @timbohen, @timsykes, @stocktotrade I will never stop studying. My question is give me 3 reasons to hold a stock overnight? Thank you all, keep up the good work ✌️
Good stuff guys !!
Thanks guys! Would love to see a real-world chart example of how you'd scale into a long position.
Thank you Tim I watch your most videos these are helpful
My biggest problem I exit the most time before taking profit , how can I improve ?
A Tim I have been trading for about 8 months and I would love it if you can do a video on explaining Low float stocks, where to find them, and how to take action on them. Also give some insight on how they act with volume and explain what low float stock are. Thanks bud.
Yeah good tips but no way Tim is 65..
Would you still recommend scaling when you're under the PDT? I've been tempted to take bigger entries so I can potentially scale out of a winner and have some more discipline on pullbacks but the downside is due to the bigger position sizes my risk is much tighter and I find myself getting stopped out if the trade doesn't work immediately. Would you say it's more valuable to be able to scale out or have that initial wider risk with a smaller share size to give the stock more time to work for you? Great video as always, thanks!
Sound advice all on board… hardest part is remembering it!! Thanks for the reminder!
Awesome video. Tim, 65? Wouldn’t give you a day over 50
48
Thanks!
Good video (although profit is profit and loss is loss regardless of age, gender, race, religion, etc. Just stop, please). Thanks for all you do! 🙂