If You are Trading Tightness by just looking at 3 or 4 Tight days. You are giving very less chance to yourself of getting those 8-10 R+ Trades. You need some good R gains to which will make up for your all small losses.
what you should focus to get those high R trades ⬇️
Another way to learn Tight Stop Loss Trading is to study all trades by @iManasArora . Look at his Entries , try nd find out reason for his Entries nd Exits..when you Master one set up, yes you can trade with 1% or smaller SL.
STUDY Past Big Winners nd check how stock moves:
Focus on bigger picture , look for the uptrending stock which are coming out of from the BASE or look for the stock which are consolidating near Breakout area.
Stock which are giving Tight days near 10 or 20 EMA.
How did a trader turn $20,000 into millions and win the U.S. Investing Championship three times in a row?
Meet David Ryan, the protégé of William O'Neil and a master of growth stocks.
Here are 8 advanced lessons from his incredible journey 🧵
1. The Secret of Market Leaders
Ryan didn’t waste time on laggards. He hunted stocks with early leadership, a sign of institutional buying.
The tool? The RS (Relative Strength) line.
👉 If the RS line is making new highs while price consolidates, it’s a green flag for a breakout.
👉 Ryan always said: “Leadership precedes price. Follow the leaders.
2. Scaling Like a Pro
Buying and holding is one thing. Scaling into winners is another.
Ryan started small and built size as the stock proved him right. His goal? To build concentrated positions in 2–4 big movers.
Here’s how you can do it:
✅ Start with 25% of your planned position.
✅ Add when the stock breaks resistance with high volume.
I read "How I Made $2 Million in the Stock Market by Nicolas Darvas " and it’s a must-read for any trader looking to level up.
Here are 8 key lessons that can transform your trading strategy and help you think like a pro.
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1️⃣ Follow your own rules.
Darvas developed a system that he trusted and stuck to. He didn’t rely on tips or news.
"In trading, discipline is everything."
A solid, personal strategy beats outside noise.
2️⃣ Price action is king.
Darvas focused on stock price movement over everything else. He believed price action reflects everything you need to know.
"The tape tells the truth."
Trust the chart—it shows the market’s real story.
This is Richard Dennis - A Trader Who Turned $1,600 Into $200 Million.
The man known as "The Prince of the Pit." Not only did he make a fortune, but he also taught others how to replicate his success.
This is the legendary journey and the timeless lessons every trader needs to know.
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1. From Borrowed Cash to a Billionaire’s Playground
Dennis started with just $1,600 (borrowed!) and turned it into $200 million in just a decade. His battleground? The Chicago Futures Market.
But how did he do it? By mastering trend-following strategies and leveraging his psychology of steel.
2. The Turtle Experiment: A Trading Revolution 🐢
In 1983, Dennis argued that trading is a skill anyone can learn. His friend disagreed.
To settle it, Dennis launched a real-life experiment. He recruited 23 strangers with no prior trading experience.
These were the Turtle Traders, a group taught to trade using Dennis’s system. Their results? Mind-blowing! Some made millions.
This is Mark Ritchie II, the swing trader who mastered price action and keeps it simple with just price and volume.
Want to know his trading philosophy? Let’s dive in! 🧵👇
1/ Strategy vs. Luck
Mark says: If I beat you in chess without a strategy, it doesn’t mean I’m better. One game proves nothing; 10 or 50 reveal skill. In trading, it’s not about one trade but the consistency of your plan over time.
2/ The Learning Habit
Even on bad days, Mark emphasizes tracking trades and reflecting on them. The goal: learn from every experience and improve, even if it’s just 1% a day.
He mastered the art of identifying big winners, timing trades, and scaling aggressively.
Here are 8 advanced lessons from his incredible journey 🧵👇
1. The Secret of Market Leaders
Ryan didn’t waste time on laggards. He hunted stocks with early leadership, a sign of institutional buying.
The tool? The RS (Relative Strength) line.
👉 If the RS line is making new highs while price consolidates, it’s a green flag for a breakout.
👉 Ryan always said: “Leadership precedes price. Follow the leaders.”
2. Scaling Like a Pro
Buying and holding is one thing. Scaling into winners is another.
Ryan started small and built size as the stock proved him right. His goal? To build concentrated positions in 2–4 big movers.
Here’s how you can do it:
✅ Start with 25% of your planned position.
✅ Add when the stock breaks resistance with high volume.
Want to know the real reason most swing traders fail?
It’s not bad entries or exits... it’s position sizing.
If you're tired of watching your profits vanish in a few bad trades, you need to master this one skill.
Here are 8 simple rules to protect your capital and trade smarter.👇
Rule 1: Never risk more than 1-2% of your capital on a single trade.
This ensures that no single loss will blow up your account.
Swing trading is about survival first, profits second.
Rule 2: Adjust position size based on stop-loss distance.
- Tight stop-loss? Take a larger position.
- Wide stop-loss? Reduce your position size.