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All right. This video is geared towards new traders or again people that are new to these wild movers.. Listen LGVN is a stock I'll get to in a second it's a 200 % on the day.. It moves like $ 2, a share in minutes..

I'm gon na talk about PPSI first, a stock from a few days ago, but listen, there's a big difference. And I was there. I was there 15 years ago, in 2007, when I first started getting into these crazy volatile stocks., I had traded I'd traded from that point. 2007.

I was 35 years old. I'd been trading. Probably, since I was early 20s even earlier, I dabbled in college. So I'd traded stocks, but I've never traded anything like PPSI and or again LGVN..

I mean these things move fast.. You have to understand how they move. You have to understand the mechanics.. So that being said, let's talk about the one hour a day you should actually be trading.

Now doesn't mean you just show up. There's this fallacy online, like you just show up, launch your platform. Click two buttons and make $ 5,000. They'll - probably be an ad.

Probably when you get done with this YouTube, video there'll be some ad where it does that.. I remember the stock trading robot.. I don't think the stock trading robots around anymore used to be on XM radio commercials like 20 years ago. Anyway, like these two clicks make a thousand dollars and walkway doesn't exist..

You have to put in the time the effort, the research., So I still want you to up early. If that works for you or do the work. The night before. I've talked about daily routine.

A lot we've got videos. I talk about SteadyTrade team, a lot., I'm gon na assume you work a roughly nine to five day in the Eastern time zone. Adjust your time zone accordingly., I'm actually jealous of people in like West Coast time.. I think it'd be awesome for the market to open earlier and close at 1:00 PM or even Hawaii..

I know a lot of traders in Hawaii and it may sound hard. You're getting up at like 2:00 AM but then you're done for the day at 10:00. Am.. You can enjoy it put on your Magnum PI tshirt, get your your Dusseldorf beer and a cigar and take off in your Ferrari.

It'd, be the life baby.. That being said, my routine, and I think your should be something similar. You're getting up 4:00 or 5:00. Am why Up before the enemy, as Jack Willink says You're getting prepared for the day you're, seeing what the news is.

You're, seeing what the big gappers are. So you know why is LGVN up? Why is PPSI up? Let's go back to PPSI cause. I wan na talk about that most important hour.. This was a huge gapper in pre-market.

They dropped a press release on a Monday morning. It was an electric vehicle press release.. We just had a huge IPO in Ribbean. Tesla was going wild everyone's talking to Evs.

So now you're prepared., You know what you got. And again we talk about the process in all of these videos in the SteadyTrade team, but I'm telling you you got a Monday morning, money Monday, as we like to say, you got a hot sector press release that They dropped in the morning to bring in all the FOMO burrows. You got Tesla going. You got a hot IPO going..

If you turned on the TV. If you went on the internet, everyone was talking EVs., So now, you're prepared. Doesn't mean you're trading pre-market. I don't want you doing that.

And one of the biggest reasons is so many stocks yank hard at the open. Hence we talk about that dip and rip set up a lot.. I've got all 50 videos on that, but a lot of people get lured in in pre-market stock yanks hard, because at the end of the day the volume is so much lower in pre-market you get tricked. The spreads are wider and it can ultimately, depending on what brokerage account you have.

You may not even be able to trade in pre-market., But it's just a hassle too much emotion, lack of liquidity., So many reasons why. I think the odds are better in the magic hours. So back to PPSI you, let it chop around you, let it .... It was a beautiful dip and rep.

It went from $ 650 down to like $ 550, then reclaim the higher day and well way up to $ 8. You can see that right, here., This gray portion is pre-market. This is the open.. You can see that dip that rip, but the time of day that I want you to focus on the time of day.

I actually want you pressing buttons is the 2:00 PM window., Which is 1:45 ish to 2:45 ish. And ish. You keep in mind. Maybe it's 1 30 3:00, but there's an hour.

There's an hour there, where a significant majority of these wild movers, big gainers spike hard on unusual volume and give you the best risk to reward.. Listen, I love dip and rips. The risk to reward the completion percentage. Is lower than afternoon breakouts it is.

Now, if you're, agile, you're in and out quickly, you take your stops. It's it's one of my favorite strategies, but especially if you're new, you can botch them. Easy. Simple factors: it's easy to get emotionally involved in those morning dip and rips.

Everybody's emotionally involved. That's why the stocks move so much. The afternoon confirmation on a heavily shorted hot sector stock like a PPSI. These are your bread and butter..

If you're new to these stocks, if you're under the PDT, if you're, trying to get over to the PDT, if you've got a small account, if you're part-time, here's the thing., If you're part-time, which I hope you are, I hope you didn't quit your job. And now you're trading low floats day one. It ain't going to end well. If you're, keeping that steady income you're trading part time look at what this thing does when it breaks the higher day at 1:30.

Pm. Breaks $ 760 goes all the way up to $ 1250.. That is the move. You're looking for.

That now listen, they don't know how it work, but the better thing about ... the nice thing about the afternoon breaks is when they do fail. They tend to fail, slow, almost always. When they fail in the morning man they fail hard., They slam hard, because you get so much emotion.

So many FOMO traders and people are just throwing stuff at the wall market orders. When they drop in the morning. They drop hard and they go through your stop and you lose your discipline and you lose .... You get emotionally involved when you take that big loss..

The nice thing about the afternoon is when they fail, they tend to spike hard and then they trickle lower into the close.. That's the key component.! That's why I want you focusing on that 2:00 PM hour, because it gives you, if you don't, have the discipline. If you don't have the risk management, it gives you easier, safer exits. Because listen you're new, that's you're, watching this video., Your discipline, probably isn't on point..

You probably let stop slip., You, probably let your losses get bigger., But what I want you to do is if you're down 200 bucks say that your stop and you let your stop slip.. I want you to be able to get out at down $ 210 or $ 215 or $ 220 or $ 225. When you're down $ 200 in the morning, and that thing slams and blows through your stop all of a sudden you're down $ 500 you're down $ 1000, before you knew it and now you've just had your stop your hard stop. Your max loss is 200 bucks..

You got max five max losses in one day.. That's what morning emotional trading can do to you.. Now again they can slam in the afternoon. I'm not saying that never happens., It's just less frequent, and it gives you that ability, when you break down when you make those mistakes to not turn it into an absolute disaster.

As a new trader. Your number one goal is not absolute disaster. Unpopular opinion. You're gon na lose you're gon na lose you're gon na lose you're gon na lose.

Everybody loses. You're gon na lose more than other traders, because you're new. Losing is part of the game.. But the biggest thing you need to do is minimize those losses and not create a disaster.

That is the beauty of the 2:00 PM window.. So that being said, let's go back over to a real time. Example on LGVN., So whoops and then I ... and let me zoom out here on my chart sorry..

So let's jump over to this two day on this thing and let's talk about what is setting up right now., So you can see on my timestamp. It's 11:49 AM so we got 10 minutes to noon. We're an hour and a half two hours ish from that window that I talked about. Let's see what LGVN does..

Currently I see the high day I averaged out to hold all our half dollars as $ 850.. Okay, let's see November 18th 2021.. If this can chop chop, chop chop chop and break $ 850 into that 2:00 PM window, let's see what we got.. So that being said, drop me a comment below what did LGVN do on 11:18 2021? Did you trade? It Did you see it, Did it fail? Did you minimize your losses by not getting involved early and focusing on the number one hour to trade that 2:00 PM window? I wan na know drop me a comment.

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