1. What software are using for the stock scanner

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2. great video, but how did you find the proper set range for the red dashed lines?

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3. Seamless Trading, Fire!

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4. Good Job!

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5. Can you explain the difference between the "flatten" button and the "market sell"? What's the difference? Also, do you ever use the "reverse" button? Why or why not?

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6. Finally, someone making a video that actually teaching stuff, not just showing how amazing trader they are with all that only day stock trading that nobody knows of. Thank you so much for ur educative video
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7. Awesome 👏 😎

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8. i see he only uses market orders… i use tos too and using market order i get horrible fills i would like to know how he manages that.

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9. Nerves of steel

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10. This is the best

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11. hey how do you put position long on the panel?

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12. Hey I see that you buy and sell AT the market, I thought it was bad to do that because You will get filled at any price? Can you elaborate?

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13. What does flatten do

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14. I see many people comment something along the lines of he invested 50-60k to make 1k-2k as if this is a bad thing. First this video does not show an investor at work. Investing refers to those who research the company, then buy and hold for long periods of time usually greater than a year. Investing has different expectations and is subject to different levels of risk. Example, putting all 60k or an entire account in only NFLX then waiting for a year to hopefully gain 10%+ would be very risky for an investor. In 1 years time NFLX could drop by 10%. So investors mitigate risk by spreading/diversifying funds. This video shows trading. Trading is fast paced, you are not having to worry about diversity risk because generally you are in and out during times of activity. It's not impossible for a stock to drop over 10% instantly but this is unlikely. There would be signs on charts, level 2s, news, etc warning that something like that could happen. Even if it fell that much, there would be pull backs and you trade with stop losses. Trading inherently has diversity risk and problems with scaling up due to lack of volume. But you make up for diversity risk with speed in trading and building positions over set ranges after checking the charts. To deal with issues of scale, you just have to always pay attention to volume. Even with the perfect setup, you can't trade that setup if no one is buying and selling that stock. Anything position you take will immediately go against you especially if you are putting in 50-60k. All that being said, if you really want to make significant $ day trading then at some point you will have to scale up using margin or just more money in your account. I've seen traders playing with $100k+ positions to make 1k-2k when it was all said and done. Yeah that's only 1-2% but for a trader that is a good day. Especially if you can do that with some sort of consistency. That's really the trick, is to be able to repeat. I consider any trader that can net $250+ a day on avg per trade year a fantastic trader. Even if that person is using $50k account.

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15. Fkn Boss

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16. Watched the entire video, amazing.

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17. I'm new at this. So does this mean he his playing with over a million dollars.

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18. Which broker did you use and how is the name of your trading platform?

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19. Show p/l,in and out,otherwise its boring to listen to u,blabla…

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20. No indicators?🤔

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21. what trading platform is that?

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22. He said there was negative news on the stock in which he was trading but yet he was buying at the resistance level. That makes no sense to me…

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23. What timeframes do you typically use when day trading, one minute and 5 minute? Looks like your favorite momentum play is a bull flag .

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