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About Me… Formal info

•  1995 Graduate of Vanderbilt University

•  Full Broker at 23 with Merrill Lynch

•  12 Year Senior Advisor Vanguard Asset Management Service

•  23 months in Stocks & Op-ons Live Trading Room

About Me… Personal info

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•  Why trade Intra-‐Day? •  What are the Benefits?

•  The Trading Day Time Map

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•  Follow the Indexes •  S&P500 vs NASDAQ100 vs Russell 2000

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•  Range-‐Bound vs Trending Days •  * The OPENING RANGE *

•  * The Mid-‐Morning Reversal *

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•  Trade Setups for Reversals •  Trade Setups for Breakouts

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•  Beware the Lunch-me Doldrums

•  *The Aiernoon Move*

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•  Trading into the Close

•  Do I hold Overnight?

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– Bonus Stuff –

•  Trading Account Size -‐ A straight-‐forward method

•  Grow into Sustainable Profits

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– Bonus Stuff –

•  Trading Account Size -‐ A straight-‐forward method


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– Bonus Stuff –

Step by Step Guide to

Trading through the Day

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– Bonus Stuff –

Next Steps…

Why trade Intra-‐Day?

•  Why trade Intra-‐Day? -‐  Everyday is Different

-‐  Challenging yet Fun to Adapt to a Changing Market Environment

-‐  You get to experience the world/news through the markets

-‐  Intra-‐Day: very short term charts: 1, 2, 3, 5 min or -cks

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Benefits of Intra-‐Day Trading

•  Why Benefits of Intra-‐Day Trading

-‐  Everyday is Different but Similar…

-‐  Most Trading Days follow a consistent -me script -‐  Morning, Lunch, Aiernoon

-‐ Most Daily Price ac-on in Stocks follows the flow of the Indexes

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-‐  Know your Daily Profits – trading is your business -‐  Capital & Real Estate – trading computer, data feed -‐ Overhead Expenses – trade losses -‐  Employees & Skills – that’s you

-‐  Walk away everyday with Money in your Pockets!

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-‐  NO OVERNIGHT EXPOSURE RISK !!!

-‐  Overnight Market movements are an inherent risk to intra-‐day posi-ons held longer, overnight

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The Trading Day Time Map

•  The Trading Day Time Map

-‐  Morning Session : PreMarket, 9:30 – 12noon

-‐  Lunch-me Doldrums : 12noon – 2pm

-‐  Aiernoon Session : 2pm – 3:45pm

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Follow the Indexes

•  Follow the Indexes

-‐  Every boat captain knows it’s easiest to put to sea when the -de is flowing out…

-‐  The Indexes and their price movement are the Market’s Tides.

-‐  When you trade Intra-‐Day, trade in the same direc-on as the Index, you will have a much easier flow to your trade, and it will have a much higher chance of success

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•  Follow the Indexes

-‐ When you trade Intra-‐Day, trade in the same direc-on as the Index,

-‐ you will have a much higher probability that your trade will be profitable.

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S&P500 vs NASDAQ100 vs Russell 2000

•  S&P500 vs NASDAQ100 vs Russell 2000

-‐  S&P 500 Index -‐  500 Largest US Companies by market cap -‐  80% of total US Market -‐  “800 lb Gorilla” in the room

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-‐  NASDAQ 100 Index -‐  100 of the top “technology” Growth companies -‐ Market cap weighted, Dominated by top 12 holdings

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-‐  Russell 2000 Index -‐  2,500 Midcap & Small cap US Companies -‐  Remaining 20% of total US Market -‐  Fast movers

-‐  Russell 2000 either leads or lags the ES & NQ indexes

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-‐  Rela-ve Strength -‐  Most of the -me indexes move together -‐  But if we compare indexes ES and NQ, usually one will be rela-vely stronger or weaker than the other

-‐  If the ES is leading, it will pull NQ with it by shear weight -‐  If the NQ is leading, it could influence ES by momentum -‐  In a fast moving market, Russell 2000 tends to lead both ES and NQ

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Range-‐Bound vs Trending Days

•  Range-‐Bound vs Trending Days

-‐  Range-‐Bound Days -‐  Defini-on : days which prices tend to move between an established high (resistance) and an established low (support)

-‐  Prices also get pulled back to the middle of the range as they approach the high or low

-‐  These are seen as Consolida-on Bars on the daily chart

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-‐  Range-‐Bound Days -‐ Opening Range high & low have a big influence on daily range

-‐  Roughly 60-‐65% of trading days are Range-‐Bound -‐  Reversal Trades that respect the O.R. high & low are successful

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-‐  Trending Days -‐  Defini-on : days which prices tend to move in a trend, easily breaking previous day’s highs and lows with momentum

-‐  Prices then to “push the envelope” of Opening Range levels in the direc-on of momentum of the daily charts

-‐  These are seen as Trending Bars on the daily chart

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-‐  Trending Days -‐  Opening Range high & low levels allow us to see the strength of the momentum move

-‐  Roughly 35 -‐ 40% of trading days are Trending Days -‐  Usually Trending Days generally string along 2 or 3 days at a -me.

-‐  Breakout & Trend-‐following trades work well

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* The OPENING RANGE *

Opening Range

Opening Range

•  * The OPENING RANGE *

-‐  Opening Range [The Magic Box] -‐  Opening Range of the trading day -‐  Defined by the first 30 minutes (9:30am – 10am Eastern)

-‐  Opening Range High – the highest price the index traded in the first 30 minutes

-‐  Opening Range Low – the lowest price the index traded in the first 30 minutes

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Opening Range


-‐  Opening Range [The Magic Box] -‐  Let the market move for the first 30 minutes to establish the Opening Range (O.R.)

-‐  Aier the first 30 minutes, draw the High & Low O.R. Price Levels on your Charts and extend out for the rest of the day

-‐  Opening Range High & Low – should be considered significant intraday support and resistance levels for the rest of the day

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Opening Range

Opening Range

Opening Range


-‐  Opening Range [The Magic Box] -‐  Also, Draw a price level roughly 50% between the O.R. High and Low. This is the “middle” of the O.R. Box, and prices will tend to pull back to the “middle” on Range – Bound days.

-‐  The “middle” of the O.R. will also serve as a moderate intraday support & resistance price level. But not as important as the O.R. high & low

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Opening Range


-‐  Opening Range [The Magic Box] -‐  If the Indexes stay between the O.R. High & Low, the day will probably be Range-‐Bound

-‐  Trade Reversal Trades that bounce off the O.R. Low (support) and bounce down off the O.R. High (resistance)

-‐  Retracement Trades of 50% or more are very likely against the O.R. High & Low

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Range-Bound Trading

Range-Bound Trading


-‐  Opening Range [The Magic Box] -‐  If the Indexes move beyond the O.R. High & Low, the day has a higher probability to be a Trending Day

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Trending-Day Trading



-‐  Opening Range [The Magic Box] -‐  Once the O.R. High is broken, look for Bullish Trending trades taking prices Higher

-‐  A strong move above the O.R. High is considered a bullish breakout, and can be used as an entry point

-‐  Use Trend Following Indicators -‐  Look for Bull Flags and Bullish Pennant paxerns for entry points

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-‐  Opening Range [The Magic Box] -‐  Once the O.R. Low is broken, look for Bearish Trending trades taking prices Lower

-‐  A strong move below the O.R. Low is considered a bearish breakout, and can be used as an entry point

-‐  Use Trend Following Indicators -‐  Look for Bear Flags and Bearish Pennant paxerns for entry points

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* The Mid-‐Morning Reversal*

•  * The Mid-‐Morning Reversal*

-‐  9:30-‐9:35 AM : Market Open / Opening Gap

-‐  Overnight order imbalances create Gap at Open

-‐  Greater # Buy Orders : Bullish Gap Higher

-‐  Greater # Sell Orders : Bearish Gap Lower

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Opening Gap


-‐  9:35-‐10:00 AM : Opening Range

-‐  Indexes & Individual Stocks make ini-al direc-onal moves -‐  Opening Range can be Wide or Narrow

-‐  Wide Opening Range : facilitates Range Bound trading

-‐  Narrow Opening Range : makes it easy for Breakout Trades

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Wide Opening Range

Narrow Opening Range


-‐  10:00 – 10:45 AM : Likely range of Mid-‐AM Reversal

-‐  If Index moving 45° inside O.R. Box it will emerge at the top or boxom of the O.R. Box

-‐  It can have immediate 50% Reversal trade back to the middle of the O.R. Box

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Quick Reversal at 10AM



-‐  If emerge from middle of O.R. Box, Index can then move toward an O.R. High or Low price level

-‐  From There it can make a Reversal trade against the Support and Resistance Levels

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Mid-Morning Reversal



-‐  If the Ini-al O.R. Move creates a Run-‐away Breakout Higher or Lower, it may be an Overall Trending Day, and any Retracements against the prevailing move will not be overly profitable

-‐  Breakouts on Trending Days should be played in the direc-on of the Breakout move with Trend Following trades.

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Trending : No Mid-Morning Reversal

Trade Setups for Reversals

•  Trade Setups for Reversals

-‐  Increasing prices vs. Resistance levels

-‐  Single Tops : fairly common, most likely will succeed with moderate bullish momentum and against O.R. High or against previous Daily Highs

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-‐  Increasing prices vs. Resistance levels -‐  Double Tops / Bearish Divergence : s-ll common, higher probability of success because of 2 points of momentum & prices to compare, higher probability against O.R. High or against previous Daily Highs

-‐  Enter at the Second high, at the first lower low, as bearish trade

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-‐  Increasing prices vs. Resistance levels -‐  Head & Shoulders Paxern : Triple Top

-‐  Decreasing Momentum Setup -‐  U-lize “Value” reading for maximum efficiency -‐  Watch for Double Top / Bearish Divergence paxern to possibly develop into H&S paxern

-‐  Enter at the Right Shoulder as bearish trade

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-‐  Decreasing prices vs. Support levels

-‐  Single Boxoms : fairly common, most likely will succeed with moderate bearish momentum and bounce up off O.R. Low or up off previous Daily Lows

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-‐  Double Boxoms / Bullish Divergence : s-ll common, higher probability of success because of 2 points of momentum & prices to compare, higher probability against O.R. Low or against previous Daily Lows

-‐  Enter at the Second Low : at the first higher high, as bullish trade

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-‐  Inverse Head & Shoulders Paxern : Triple Boxom -‐  Increasing Momentum Setup -‐  U-lize “Value” reading for maximum efficiency -‐  Watch for Double Boxom / Bullish Divergence paxern to possibly develop into Inverse H&S paxern

-‐  Enter at the Right Shoulder with bullish trade

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Trade Setups for Breakouts

•  Trade Setups for Breakouts

-‐  Bullish Breakout :

-‐  Move above Resistance Level, with increasing Bullish momentum

-‐  Look for Stronger bullish momentum than the previous test of resistance

-‐  Watch for “Last Kiss” retest of Level before con-nuing move higher

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Bullish Breakout

•  Trade Setups for Breakouts

-‐  Bearish Breakout :

-‐  Move below Support Level, with increasing Bearish momentum

-‐  Look for Stronger bearish momentum than the previous test of resistance

-‐  Watch for “Last Kiss” retest of Level before con-nuing move lower

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Bearish Breakout

Beware the Lunch-me Doldrums

The Doldrums : 12 Noon – 2PM


-‐  “Doldrums” : A period of choppy, rela-vely non-‐direc-onal movement in the indexes

-‐  Trading ac-vity slows, Prices move into sideways channels -‐  Normally starts around 12pm, +/-‐ 30 minutes -‐  Lasts around 2 hours -‐  Normally ends around 2pm, +/-‐ 30 minutes

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-‐  The Transi-on into the Doldrums is marked by slow down of trading, and price ac-on choppiness

-‐  The Transi-on out of the Doldrums is usually marked by a strong direc-onal move in the indexes, and increased market ac-vity

-‐  Trading during the Doldrums will usually be difficult because of the non-‐direc-onal nature of price ac-on

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The Aiernoon Move

•  The Aiernoon Move

-‐  Aiernoon Session starts when Indexes shows strong price ac-on and momentum move out of the Doldrums period

-‐  Usually 2:00PM +/-‐ 30 minutes

-‐  Aiernoon Session, usually 1 major direc-onal move

-‐  Can be : Range-‐Bound Trading or Breakouts

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Jump into Afternoon Move


-‐  Range Bound Trading

-‐  If the Morning Session was Range-‐Bound, Aiernoon Range-‐Bound Trading will con-nue to move between O.R. High & Low

-‐  Watch Momentum as price approaches O.R. High or Low to see if there may be a breakout, if it does, this will turn into a Momentum Breakout

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Range-Bound Afternoon Move


-‐  Momentum Breakouts

-‐  If the Morning Session was Range-‐Bound, the aiernoon can see a Breakout move above or below O.R. Highs or Lows

-‐  If the Morning Session was a Breakout, the aiernoon can see a con-nua-on Breakout move in the same direc-on

-‐  Or, it can see a Rapid Snapback to the Opening Range Box in opposite direc-on

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Momentum Afternoon Move


-‐  Late Day Snapback Trade -‐  If the Index has been Moving Strongly in one direc-on for the majority of the trading day…

-‐  Be on the lookout for a very quick snapback trade in the last 30-‐45 minutes (3:15pm), back towards the O.R. Box

-‐  This move will start slowly, but will quickly break and move very fast

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Late Day Snapback Trade


-‐  Late Day Snapback Trade -‐  All the Indexes will tend to move in unison

-‐  Late Day Snapbacks tend to happen in 33% of strong movement days

-‐  Friday is a favorite day for these Snapback Trades

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Late Day Snapback Trade

Trading into the Close


-‐  The Close is usually considered the last 30 minutes of the session

-‐  The indexes are either moving in the dominant direc-on of the day

-‐  Or, moving in the direc-on of a Snapback trade

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-‐  Take much cau-on trading during the last 5-‐7 minutes as the markets become very quick moving and rela-vely choppy

-‐  Last minute posi-on buys & sells move prices erra-cally

-‐  Market on close orders can disrupt price paxerns

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Market Close Volatility

Do I hold Overnight?


-‐  Intra-‐Day Trading Focus usually has us exi-ng posi-on prior to the market close

-‐  If you have a posi-on with a “profit cushion” you might consider holding for a con-nua-on move the next trading day

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Do I Hold Overnight?


-‐  Check the Daily and 60 min trend strength

-‐  Could this be part of a swing move of 3-‐5 days?

-‐  Could you take Par-al Profits and leave a part of the posi-on for tomorrow?

-‐  Is the Profit Cushion enough to cover AM gap?

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Do I Hold Overnight?

Trading Account Size

-‐ A straight-‐forward method -‐

•  Trading Account Size -‐ a straight-‐forward method

-‐  Not Advice, just general Guidelines…

-‐  Select your risk level based on your overall financial condi-on, risk tolerance, and trading experience…

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-‐  The 1/3 ac-ve, 2/3 reserve account

-‐  Example : $30,000 account

-‐  Ac-ve por-on : $10,000

-‐  Reserve por-on : $20,000

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-‐  Ac-ve por-on : $10,000

-‐  Commit 10% – 20% per trade, $1,000 -‐ $2,000

-‐  1 ac-ve trade at a -me

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-‐  Account Harves-ng -‐

-‐  Weekly basis, calculate increase to Trading account

-‐  Take 50% of growth, transfer out of trading account, where the market cannot take it back

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-‐  Account Harves-ng -‐

-‐  Remaining 50% of growth, stays in Trading account

-‐  Recalculate Ac-ve & Reserve amounts for next week

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Grow into Sustainable Profits


-‐  Trading Account Growth is based on Trading Success

-‐  Trading Success is a combina-on of :

-‐  Consistent Trading + Improving Trading Skill

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-‐  Do not Trade too big size too fast

-‐  Time = Experience

-‐  Experience = Comfort

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-‐  Not Advice, just general Guidelines…

-‐  Do not increase your trading size if you feel increased trading pressure, (thinking about P/L, more than the trade)

-‐  Scale back un-l you can trade comfortably

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•  Grow into Sustainable Profits -‐  Start with 1 contract

-‐  Then move to 2 contracts

-‐  Then to 3 or 4 contracts

-‐  Then to 5 contracts

-‐  Then increase by +2 un-l at scale

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Trading through the Day

Step by Step, 1-‐2-‐3

•  Trading through the Day : Step by Step, 1-‐2-‐3

-‐  Pre-‐Market -‐  Economic Reports -‐ Major news -‐  Previous Day’s High/Low levels -‐ Major momentum Gaps at open

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-‐  At Open -‐  Let market work through open orders – 5 min -‐ Watch the price ac-on for the Open Range

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-‐  At Open -‐ Watch your trading stocks :

-‐  Ac-ve? -‐ Moving with the Indexes? -‐ Moving unlike Indexes

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-‐  At 10 AM… Create the Opening Range Box Determine Range Bound vs Trending Day -‐  Trade each appropriately: -‐  Look for poten-al 1st Reversal -‐  Look for ac-ve breakout moves

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-‐  At 10:15 AM… -‐  Start to ac-vely look for 20-‐30 minute ini-al move higher or lower in indexes

-‐  If you see the ini-al move, look for Mid-‐AM Reversal to Start between 10:15 AM and 10:45 AM

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-‐  At start of Mid-‐AM Reversal… -‐  Look for a poten-al 50% Retracement of the Ini-al Move

-‐  Look to O.R. High/Low for support/resistance

-‐  Follow the Indexes, trade Futures, ETFs, or Op-ons in ETFs or Individual Stocks

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-‐  During Range-‐Bound Mornings,

-‐  Look for Reversal Trades at O.R. Levels, and previous day’s High/Low price levels

-‐  50% retracement should be primary profit targets

-‐  Allow small “runner” posi-ons to profit from 61.8%, 76.4%, and 100% retracement moves

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-‐  During Trending Mornings…

-‐  Enter the Trend at Breakout Levels. -‐ O.R. High/Low -‐  Previous Day’s High Low -‐ Major Support/Resistance levels

-‐  Enter the Trend at Consolida-on paxerns -‐  Bull/Bear Flags -‐  Con-nua-on Pennants

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-‐  During Trending Mornings…

-‐  Use efficient Trend Following Indicators to indicate changes in trend to exit the trades

-‐  Use Fibonacci Extension levels to project Profit Targets

-‐  Use the “Follow-‐up” Stop loss method to Lock-‐In profits

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-‐  Between 11:30AM -‐ 12:30PM… -‐  Watch for the start of “choppy” price movement and price bars in both the indexes & stocks

-‐  This will signal the start of the Lunch “Doldrums”

-‐  It’s best to try to limit trading during these -mes

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-‐  Star-ng around 2PM… entry into Aiernoon period -‐  Watch for the start of a move of significance with associated momentum in both the indexes & stocks

-‐  This will signal the exit of the Lunch “Doldrums”

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-‐  From the “Exit” of Doldrums un-l about 3:30PM … is the Aiernoon Period

1. Breakout of the Opening Range in a Range-‐Bound Day

OR

2. Pullback of a Breakout Move, back towards O.R. Box

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-‐  From the “Exit” of Doldrums un-l about 3:30PM … is the Aiernoon Period

-‐  If you don’t get a Major Move, look for con-nued Range Bound Trades, usually inside the O.R. Box [ Very Contained Day]

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-‐  3:30 – 3:45 PM… Moving into Close

-‐  Be Alert to a rapid Snapback Trade if there has been a major price move that day.

-‐  Be especially Alert on Fridays

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-‐  3:30 – 3:45 PM… Moving into Close

-‐  Decide if holding any posi-ons Overnight

-‐  Exit Posi-ons by 3:50 PM to avoid Closing Price Vola-lity

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– Next Steps –

-‐  Watch Workshop Video recommended 4 Times 1.  Review 2.  Take Notes 3.  Review workshop referencing Notes 4.  2-‐3 weeks later : Review with Notes

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– Next Steps –

-‐  Work through historical 5 minute charts

-‐  Charts of Indexes (SPY, QQQ)

-‐  Charts of Stocks (GOOGL, NFLX, AAPL, AMZN)

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– Next Steps –

-‐  Markup actual Price Charts : -‐  Block off Opening Range -‐  Create O.R. High/Low/Middle price levels -‐  Observe Price Ac-on, Reversal Paxerns, Trends

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