E = Early Entry
S = Safer Entry
D = Daily Entry (Previous Day High / Low)
Wk = Weekly Entry (Previous Week High / Low)
BF = Broadening Formation
D/UTL = Down/Up Trendline
IB = Inside Bar1⃣
OB = Outside Bar3⃣
FTC = Full Time Frame
#SADnation - You do NOT need to trade every Day. You do NOT need to hit the🌙on each trade. You do NOT need to go ALL in. You do NEED a plan & CONSISTENCY is🔑
$SPY - #SADnation here's a recap of the trades I took on 7/29 & shared with you on twit. Please read it carefully to see why I took the trades where I did
Rmb, I trade on the 3/5/10/15 min. Also pay attention to if it was a 'Scalp' or not
$SPY I've been asked many times about how to get great and/or quick entries.
1. You can Market order (quick) 2. Set Limit orders
Here's a chart back in FEB 28th. #SPY is currently at 432.68. If I was still anticipating a bullish movement, I would pick a call option & set.....
a limit order based on where I think the price may pull back to. First Call was set for 432.55 which would set the limit for the 433C at 2.65 vs the current price of 2.71.
2nd 433C was set for 432 which translate to 2.43.
The same can be done for PUTSs. 431P was set for 433.2..
which translate 1.66 vs 2.15. This allows you to quickly get filled if it hits your limit. More often than not, I've found traders not getting into a play because their limit orders don't get filled because the market is moving too fast & then they scramble to get in or MKT order
Doing a MKT order during such volatility usually gives you a bad fill. Doing anticipatory/conditional limit orders can also be beneficial because if you expect a pull back & then a quick rejection off it, once you get filled you're almost instantly green already & usually up big.
I've use this method a lot in conjunction w/my levels that I put out for you all daily. This also works great during high volatility events such as FOMC/CPI/etc.
You can do the same for a sell to close order as well. This way you don't miss a chance to exit/take profits.