Day Trading Advice: Trading Is A Mental Game

[Thelostprojects]

The only thing you said that applies is to start slow and with a100 shares and prefably trade smaller less volatile stocks then BIDU but the rest is just ... i dont know wierd

[Jacky2116]

Trade on high volume fast moving stocks, ride the trends on both long and short positions. Making money is the ONLY goal instead of winning every trade or going against the market.

[SilverShamrock71]

if it's easy to buy short it....

[liljonsp616]

If you sitting around all day trying to buy on the bid your going to wind up chasing a stock 9 times out of ten.Trust your judgement and buy on the ask like everyone eles.That 1 cent difference trying to out smart everyone will cost you.

Simply watch for institutional blocks to trade and follow them in either direction.

The market has a horde mentality follow the big money and you will do well.

Buy the dips sell rips works until it dosent work lol..

[eddyvideostar]

To: liljonsp616. The very simple solution would be: to buy some at the offer and try some at the bid. One may accumulate ON THE WAY UP! (The caps for emphasis).

[oliverkala]

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[brotherskeeper7]

I appreciate the straight talk. This is a good Video. I will learn how to do this, by starting small, respecting the ones that have been in the trenches for a while.

[cote1212]

Smartest advice i've ever seen on the web: Start small! 75% mental, 25% discipline.

Don't listen to buyystocks, taking the mental part out is impossible, but dealing with it is.

[investorspolldotcom]

Very true. It's not as easy as it looks.

[Fxactivities]

Trading is psychology game. 100% mental game. The market can do whatever movement it want but if you do not have the trading mentality game you are out. Agree you with fully. Trading successfully come from experience. 10 years, 18 years.

[montyloree]

Stock investing is a discipline... and you need to be educated... You have to practice trading

[QQQQSystemDotCom]

Interesting... we personally trade MACD and Bollinger Bands only - 100 minute bars. Been killing the markets lately.

[bouncingsoul100]

do you short or long sell these?

[Nuanceqwest]

True, experience is the best teacher. There is no substitute for the reality of a loss of real money.

[TradingWithAnEDGE]

Good video, thank you.

[TheProphiting1]

In order to trade well, you need to have an extraordinary ability to focus and concentrate mentally. Not many people have that ability. Its like being an athlete, only mentally, you have to have the dedication that not many people have . Not many people want to hear that, but I believe it to be true.

[AutoSystemTrader]

Great Video...I agree completely with the mental aspect of trading. It's a tough game and you have to take your lumps. Winners stay and learn from their mistakes, losers quit and don't reflect on lessons missed. It takes mistakes to become successful at anything.

[choud2403]

I don't agree on the idea that if I can buy on a bid right away means lots of seller. It could be I am buying on a pull back but according to my chart it's a bullish up trend. So Level II means nothing to me. I personally depend on chart and time & sale.

[andli843]

that's exactly what he was saying... so yes, you do agree with him, watch the video again and listen. i don't agree with him saying that you are most likely going to lose money though.. i've made tons of money waiting about a day on a trade to get ripe after shorting it.

[jreese6969]

@choud2403 Plus nowadays Level 2 is very manipulated. I am like you. I dont use it, have been very successful without it

[AntiBullS]

absolutely , good advise 5 stars

[buyystocks]

I think you take the mental part out and trade like a machine, THEN you take out emotions.

[schrutzen]

trade like youre hunting you cant get a good kill if youre not patient am i right???

[arthill07]

that's a good point actually