Watch live online stock trading strategies Nov 23 Part2
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From: sgomez858
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  • I like this video.

    StockTradingMaster 1 year ago

  • great stuff guys I really like watching your videos sgomez. Keep up the good work and trading!

    StrikeData 3 years ago

  • What advantage does Direct Access have, dont you have to sign up with a broker?

    Who do you have to deal with to get Direct Access?

    Mike1977a1 3 years ago

  • Nice information thanks)

    I am Stock Trading Robot

    STOCKtradesROBOT 3 years ago

  • Mr Gomez, I have noted that you take very small profits, which is making me curious on what comission you get charged for your trades please?

    ASIDE:

    Here in Australia the lowest comission you can find on trades are for CFDs (contracts for difference) and that is a comission of 0.1%, minimum $10. With CFDs you must also make the spread (e.g. limit sell only gets executed when it matches the bid).

    utarian7 4 years ago

  • Per share charge. 100 or 1000. Doesn't matter. Cost about 5 dollars per thousand, maybe less if I add liquidity.

    sgomez858 4 years ago

  • KEEP DOING THIS!!! (please) i'm a relative newbie and am learning from your videos and commentary and mostly your honesty!!!! thank you!!

    acawtho 4 years ago

  • Steve I noticed that in this homebuilder play and in an airline sector play you did a few days back (nw I think) you often watch the leader in the sector go up while your stock grinds higher. Surely it would make more sense to go with the strongest stock in the sector?

    faureh 4 years ago

  • Fair point you make. I like to enter low risk plays. If I had jumped into the strong one and I found myself chasing it, the downside is much bigger than the other second tier stocks that are starting to follow. I don't like to chase things that have already made a big move. Make sense? Thank you for your input.

    sgomez858 4 years ago

  • Lets take this one step further in example. I notice that stock A has been running so I buy stock B in the same sector but it is not moving as fast. I see Stock A going even higher so I get frustrated and buy stock A. Now I am in too late and have to suffer a nasty pullback while the second tier stocks are slowly catching up. I have done it before and it is no fun. The point is control your entry point. Chasing a green bar on the chart can sometimes work and many time hurt.

    sgomez858 4 years ago

  • another nice one steve

    cspot78 4 years ago

  • What a nice CNBC and sector play!!! Love your videos so much!

    glasszz 4 years ago

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