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What's up stocks, trade fam - this is trader bryce here and um. Today's tui tip tuesday on a wednesday, is understanding when the market tells you to size up. So currently, i'm hanging out at home back in my family's house, and i really wasn't expecting a whole lot from the market right. I really was just expecting to kind of ride it post it thanksgiving week is spotty, there's either a lot of momentum or there's really nothing a lot of low volume stuff.

But we've had some great follow through this week and that's really what you want to look for when knowing to push the envelope you want to see, follow through occurring on a regular basis. What that means is breakouts continuing higher day breaks, continuing not just crashing right. After we've seen a lot of that this week, apvo lgvn, multi-day runner, um stuff, like that, and that's when it's okay to maybe push a little bit bigger size, use a maybe a wider risk to go for a bigger move. Understand that and that will help your trading so much guys until next week.

I will see you back here on tv tip, tuesday.

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One thought on “Tuohey tip: understanding when the stock market tells you to size up”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars spearsg says:

    I have not recvd that mssg from the mrkt yet. In fact, I traded LGVN nicely partly because I *sized down*, and partly thanks to your great education about 3rd day surge. LGVN marks the 1st one i got in front of due to this strategy — thanks again!!!!!!!!!!!!

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