5 Best Stock Trade Setups for Beginners (Patterns that Make Me the Most Money)

These 5 trade setups have made me the most money. If you want a long day trading career, study these trade set ups and learn to spot them with technical analysis. This video covers my favorite trading setups, how to understand chart patterns, and my favorite breakout trading strategy, like multi-day breakout, morning spiker, mid-day or afternoon breakout, dip-buying morning panic, and first green day pattern. Plus, I’ll go over some real examples of technical analysis to show you exactly how I find trading setups.

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