Timothy Sykes
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What Happened When I Traded on a Layover
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November 17, 2023
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I always say, picture yourself as a retired trader and come out of retirement when there's a play so good you'd feel guilty missing it. It's crucial to understand that really good trades can pop up randomly, and being prepared is the key, regardless of your current situation. While on a layover, this trade hit my radar and was just too good to miss! So, I’m breaking it down for you today. Tune in and STUDY HAAARD!
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I’m walking you through my thought process behind entering this trade, even though it was already up 50%. Discover the strategy and considerations when making such moves in a fast-paced market, plus…
1️⃣ How I knew I wasn’t chasing the stock even though it was already up 50%.
2️⃣ How to leverage past chart patterns and behaviors to make informed decisions.
3️⃣ Why relying solely on stop losses might not provide the protection you expect.
4️⃣ Why I choose not to set specific targets or use hard stop losses.
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