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« Getting Started: choosing an online broker and setting upyour tracing software
« Example of a basic 2-monitor daytrading setup for newdaytraders (under 1 year experience’
« Understanding how the different markets work:daytrading Nasdaq vs listed (NYSE) stocks« Understanding how the different markets work:: val
« Daytrading Educational Books & Resources: Our TopPicks to Learn How to Trade Better
« Introduction to daytrading methods: knowing when to buyand when to sell
« How to choose stocks to daytrade: screening for high-
percentage stocksAvoiding the "7 deadly sins of daytrading": how to stay inthe game
« The difference between daytrading and investing: stockresearch tips for daytracers
« Basic Technical Analysis: Choosing clata intervals (1-minand 13-min charts), identifying intraday support andresistance levels, recognizing oversold and overboughtstock patterns. momentum trading
« TA101 and Advanced Intraday TA: What the Pros Use
+ How to Daytrace Bullish Intraday Chart Patterns
« How to Daytracle Bearish Intraclay Chart Patterns
« Selling opening gaps up and buying opening gaps down
« Tomahawk scalping techniques: taking small consistentdaily profits
« How to read relative strength and major sector stock
 
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¢ Calling Tops and Bottoms
« Trading Skills Practice: Your
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Opening Gap TradingNews Plays: CNBC andEarnings Plays
e Daytrading Stock PatternRecognition
« Choosing Your Trading Stocks
« Using Limit Buys, Trailing Stopsand Market Sell Orders
« Scalping Under-$30 Stocks
e Daytrading Relative StrengthPatterns
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Getting Started: choosing an oniine broker and setting up
your trading software@ Main Points:
« Choose an online broker that has the fastest execution speedspossible. Secondary considerations include: commission price,availability of options, investment research support etc. Get thefastest ISP (eg Roadrunner cable modem) you can.
¢ Seiecting and using several software programs that will help yourtrade successfully is a critical part of online daytrading that isfrequently overlooked. Thorough knowiedge of your trading andstock selection software is essential.
BROKERS -There are manychoices:
DAT: Direct Access Brokers:Some brokers are set upexclusively for daytraders andcharge a higher commission($15) than discount brokers.They give you touch-and-clickexecutions and are good if youare an experienced trader andare ready to manage manyexecutions and many orderrouting choices (eg ISLD, ARCA,INCA).
Some of these include:
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e MBTrading+ Tradescape
Many of these use RealTick orEsignal trading software, whichmany professionals seem to like.I've heard mixed reviews on theRTIII platform.
Online/Other Brokers:There are many discountonline brokers out there; mostare totally unsuitable fordaytrading and may give sloworder executions andconfirmations. There isnothing worse than getting ina trade and not having aconfirmation for 15+
seconds.
In general, it’s best to go witha direct access broker for thefastest possible fills.
Some of the cthers that arepopular with traders include:
Interactivebrokers.com (aka IB)
Datek.com
TB has amons the lowestconunissions available, it'sworthwhile to investigate severalbrokers to determine which oneis best suited for your specifictrading needs and abilities.
TRADING SOFTWARE - Fortunately, there's some terrific programs thatcan help your trading immensely. Be aware that if you intend to daytradefor a living you should invest in professional tools, however (seeexamples at the bottom of the page).
Here's two "Must-Have" Free Programs:
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eSignal: | use eSignal daily to make a living. Terrific level 2 quotes, multiscreensupport (I run 9 level 2 screens and 15 mini-charts on 4 17" monitors using eSignal;here's a screensnap; CLICK here to see a recent 6-monitor display example (scroll
 
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Cybertrader:
Here's a screenshot of Cybertrader (below); it offer many advanced features notavailable elsewhere. RTIII (bottom of page) is also very popular. As with everything, I'dtry out both and see which one you like the best.Consider investing in professionalsoftware and brokers once you've mastered the basics of daytrading (give yourself a
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Exampie of a basic 2-monitor daytrading setup for new traders Back to
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« Experiment with many daytrading software setups until you findone that is comfortable for you.
« For new traders, we highly recommend using the freewww.QuoteTracker.com software with www.datek.com as abroker. Use daSlinger at www.sapphirebay/trading/ to enter buyand sell orders on datek; it speeds up the process quite a bit.
« Use www.bigeasyinvestor.com to screen for stocks.
« There are many features available in the different programs, youhave to define what works best for you. | constantlyexperimented my first year with different setups. probably over40, before settling on my 4-monitor pro trading screens. Hereare some nice setups for RTIII pro screens atwww.phactor.com. The RTIII advantage is that you can choosehow to route your order to the market, and you can do it fasterthan online brokers. | find Datek generally acceptable for now, |will probably migrate to a Cybertrader or RTIIl-based systemeventually.
 
Here is an exampie of how i wouid set up a beginningdaytrading screen for you if you have two monitors. You candaytrade with one monitor, but it so much more difficult to shuffle allthe windows. I'd spend the $250 for another 17" monitor and peidisplay card. You shouid have your screen resoiution set to
1024x768 pixeis (800x600 minumum).Examples:
if i had two monitors and was in my first 6 months to year ofdaytrading, this is how I'd set up my system: Click for fullscreen view:
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 Monitor one: Quotetracker realtine Monitor two: more intraday charts, theportfolio, stock ticker and a handful of daSlinger datek trade interface in a webintraday 10-second charts. browser, and a quotetrackerbigcharts.com historical chart/newswindow.If you have $2K or so to invest on the frontend, | would strongly recommendgetting a level 2 setup from www.esignal.com . ($79/mo + $50/mo nasdaq L2 =$130/mo). More than worth it when you're trading fast and trying to scalp. Don't tryto make a living daytrading NASDAQ stocks without level 2.
| still use QuoteTracker almost daily for news updates, it has the best newsmanager I've seen out there. Allin all a very nice program I've used for hundreds ofhours over the last couple years.
Let's see, what else? Mainly, experiment to see what's best for your trading style.If you have trouble with colors, experiment with different chart backgrounds, fontsizes, data intervals etc. Each individual has their own preferences, and | wouldencourage you to try many combinations at first. It took me many months to settleon the trading rig | like the best.ModuleOne
Understanding how the different markets work: daytrading
Nasdaq vs iisted (NYSE) stocks® Main Points:
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« In selecting stocks to trade. do not neglect the entire listed /NYSE market. Listed stock plays can be profitable, with theadded advantage that those who do not yet have level 2 arestill on a ‘level playing field’ with other traders. Mostdaytraders play Nasdaq tech stocks, however (as you'll seelater) there are many other profitable stocks to play that areout of the limelight and still have enough volume andvolatility to provide profitable daytrading opportunities.
« In general, Nasdaq stocks move with slightly more volatilitydue to daytraders' influence, and are thus ‘more exciting’and can be more profitable. Beginning traders arerecommended to play stocks in both markets, using marketvolatility and volume indicators as suggested later in the
module.
« Many daytrading stocksto play
« High volatility in selectstocks
« Level 2 providessubstantial advantage inNasdaq trading if youhave streaming Level 2quotes
« Rapid trade executions
+ Fast moving stocks areavailable to play; alongwith IPO opportunities
« Most hi-tech growthstocks are in the Nasdaq,providing high-percentagetrade opportunities withtechnology stocks to play
« Shadowing the ax onLevel 2 works
Daytrading Stock Market:
 
e Slower moving stocksgive you time to enterand exit trades withouthurrying
e No Level 2 means alltraders on a relativelylevel playing field
+ Less volatility alsomeans a lower-risk,(albeit lower-reward)trading field to start in.
« Charting and technicalanalysis works just aswell for listed as Nasdaqstocks; chart patternsare profitable to play inNYSE stocks.v « Volatility and speed can + Less volatility means
a ruin your trading capital if your trading percentages
n you don't know what will be lower in general
: you're doing daytrading NYSE stocks.
a e Level 2 provides « Slower trade exectution
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® for those who do not may not get the best
s have it. Intraday Nasdaq price available, losing 1-traders are encouraged 2 spreads per trade andto try a level 2 service to getting filled more slowly.
see the difference.
« The most experiencedtraders in the world tradeNasdaq stocks; you aregoing against the best ofthe best, who want totake your money.
« PROFITABLE NASDAQ TRADING: depends on playingselected stocks (using Level 2 if possible) for quickmomentum plays, buying on the bid and selling on the ask forscalps and large moves.
« PROFITABLE NYSE TRADING: depends on your ability andpatience to know technical analysis and chart patters, tradingranges and how to enter and exit with carefully placed limitorders.
In Summary: Try both markets - in general, the NYSE stockswi/good volume (>400K) are relatively easy to play, while theNasdaq stocks have lots of volatility and intraday pricemovement. Listed stocks slower on news and earnings/M&Areports than Nasdaq stocks do, so you have more time to manage
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Daytrading Educational Books & Resources: Our Top Picks to abe jLearn How to Trade Better Oo@ Main Points:
« "Give a man a stock pick, he may or may not win. Teach aman How to trade stocks, and he profits for a lifetime (andlives in Hawaii with a nice wife and goes golfing and..lol). Mybest advice to all traders who hope to prosper is: you cangenuinely achieve financial independence, at the price of honesthard work, study, discipline and knowledge. Like anythingelse worth having. It's up to you to decide whether or not you'reserious about this business.
Ongoing education is important to your success as a stocktrader. Look at daytrading like a 2-year degree program andyou'l be in the right frame of mind. Consistent studying and hardwork is required to earn consistent profits from the market. Thisis not gambling or "playing the market to see how you do”. Thisis how to pay the rent. Expose yourself to enough winningtrading ideas and strategies, and you can achieve success ifyou apply them intelligently. By joining DTU, you've shown thatyour attitude to get an edge is there; application and follow up iswhere the money's at. Let's do it.
Losers and gamblers look for "stock pick" sites, hoping forothers to make trading decisions for them. To take consistentprofit off the street, you must learn how to enter and exitsuccessfully. Picking oversold/overbought tops and bottoms offsupport and resistance sounds fine, and in time, you'll learn howto do some of that. But the way professional daytraders make aliving is providing liquidity bidding and selling stock like a marketmaker does (vs. paying up 2 spreads and hoping for a homeruntrade). Market makers love guys like that. They take yourmoney, with the commission churn eating up the rest. Not theway to play.
Having said this, I'll still post a few stock picks (like the recentSPLS pick at 17 1/2 that ran to 24 3/4 in 4 days, predictably;good for intraday plays). In the meantime; here's a few booksand other resources I'd recommend that you take a look at whenyou have an opportunity; they've helped me trade moreeffectively.
These books are the ones I've found most helpful. See amazon.comfor descriptions, evaluations and other information. Building a tradinglibrary for $200-$400 is the First thing you should do (vs. running outand losing the same amount ++ in the market the first 6 trades youmake; or, losing more than you need to for those who areexperienced in trading for a living). All books are linked to theirdescriptions at Amazon.com
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Let us know what your favorite trading book(s) are; we'll post theresults monthly. Just email us!
Barry D. from FL recommends: "Remuniscences of a Stock Operator" by E.
Lefevre
Profitable trading idea #173:
Go through these books, highiight specific trading strategiesthat the authors feel are important and summarize them on3x5 cards (especially ideas and techniques that more than 3authors seem to agree on, é.g., “use small stops and let thewinners run" lol)
Next, keep a trade journai and figure out which of your winningvs. losing trades use these trading strategies.
Finaily, deveiop a trading pian that applies trading strategies fortiming, entries and exits.
These are all basic ideas, but many traders I've worked with skipthem and end up making the same mistakes over and over again.Then they beat themselves up.
it heips to have structure untii aii this becomes automatic.
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introduction to daytrading methods: knowing when te buy and Ph Fwhen to seii@ Maio Points:
+ In daytrading, you should get as many things stacked inyour favor as possibie prior to entering a trade. We willgo through a “checklist” of things to look for that you shouldmemorize and practice paying attention to prior to buyingstock. It's a balance: you can't wait til “all the planets line up"or you'll be buying the obvious top, where faster traders areselling to you. If you enter without having any of these thingsin your favor you are increasing your risk, however.
It's helpful to evaluate trade risk management and entry/exitslike a funnel, with broader market dynamics consideredfirst (naz/spoos up or down?), the sector you're playingconsidered second (eg $SOX, SGIN), your stock's 5-daytrend support/resistance levels considered third, and finallylevel 2 & time and sales momentum, volume, RSI. MACDand other technicai chart patterns & indicators for yourspecific stock considered lastly. Don't buy stock if the overallmarket's tanking. it may take level 2 a brief time to ‘catch up’.Anticipate larger market direction first, then use level 2 totime your entries, exits and trade sizes.
"A Day in the Life of a Professional Daytrader"
Pramaens « Get your trading rig set up at least an hour before themarket opens. Tum on CNBC & get some coffee.« Read the online headlines on CBS Marketwatch.com= and ZD news, others if you want. Put a few of thehg "Stocks to Watch Today" in your software watchlist ifA 30) they meet our general trading criteria.
« Also look at these two ‘big picture’ considerations tohelp you "prepare for battle”:
S&P Futures This tells you which way the market will open, noten CNBC at necessarily the overall trend for the next 30-60 minutes. If:25am the S&P futures (spoos) are up over +8 or higher premarketthat's bullish etc. Remember the market may open high andturn down on a dime at 9:40am. Wait to enter your stockbuys til after 10am in general.CPUPPI Reports Out Teday? = Any of these three factors can influence theBGresenae Taking? market in either direction. Be aware thatnue ing Vey there is likely to be more volatility on dayswhen these events occur.This is CRITICAL to look at if you're going to be tradingduring the first ten minutes of the market open. How farhas a stock gapped in either direction premarket,and on what kind of volume? If CSCO has gappeddown 2 1/4 points premarket due to a bad news story,how do you play it? Probably buy the gap down on
Premarket Gaps open if buyers start to come in.Up or Down on
Volume >20K
MarketOpens
If AMAT gaps up + .8 on positive earnings newspremarket, how will you play it? Probably short it on themarket's open, if you think it will sell off due to profittaking.
A final note: Make Sure to keep an eye on your stockpremarket using the island java book and Level 2 (ifyou have it). If | have a rare overnight hold, | willfrequently sell it off at 8:30-9:15 on ISLD before themarket opens if I'm up with a decent profit.
In general, | usually sell into the opening momentumand wait til at least 9:35 (after initial open orders arecleared) to trade. My favorite trading times are Tue-Wed-Thur morning 9:35 til 11am. Volume tends to belighter monday mornings, slower opens, so | avoidthem. | usually do not trade the afternoon, as the paceis often slower.Ding ding. Ok, the market's open. There's several distinct“trading waves" in the first haif hour of the market open,from 9:30 thru 10:00. In time, you'll be able to ‘feel’ themomentum of these waves based on buying and sellingmomentum, pace and volume.
You shouid aimost never buy an opening gap up; there isa favorite market maker trick called the “gap and trap";designed to lure in traders who think a stock is hot andheaded up. Eg EBAY closed at 57.65 the day before, now itopens at 58.8 and ticks up to 59.5 by 9:32am. Do you buy?Probably not. Not unless you see higher highs and higherlows sustained for a few minutes on higher-than-averagevolume.
Wait for an initial pullback to buy any stock on the open, tosee how deep the pullback is. If it continues all buyers, thenyou might want to jump on board. it wili usuaily, however,seil off as market makers who have shorted it on open willcontinue selling until daytraders start panicking out of theirpositions.
9:30 - 9:40ish: The first market action occurs: a rush ofbuying or selling. You should be following the overall Nasdaqcomposite index at this time very carefully. See my_4-monitortrading screen setup; on the far right the two large blackindexes are the $COMPQ and the $TRINQ. | always look atthese first before, during and after | trade stocks. | also watchsector index charts, like the $SOX and $GIN.
9:40-9:50: The first reaction wave occurs; either the trendcontinues or starts to reverse from its initial direction. Payclose attention here.
9:50-10:00 The main thing to remember is that the market willfrequently change direction several times in the first hour ofthe trading day, from 9:30-10:30. Be sure your trades are onthe right side of the composite trend.
10:00 Market Pivot time: this is a key time for the open, if themarket's been getting buyers 9:30-10am, here is where it willoften reverse directions and vice versa. | usually close openpositions I've had from say 9:52 at 9:58 am type of trading.
10:15 - 11:30 This is a time where I| trade many of mypositions (60%). My daytrades are rareiy ionger than 15minutes roundtrip each, unless the stock is on a steadyclimb up.
11:30 - 1:30 "Deadzone Hours”: Play with caution. Usually |will short a top that's starting to weaken during the low-volume, dangerous lunch hours. This is the time where stockusually stays flat or declines. | usually sit out the lunch zone.
1:30 - 3:00 Another trade window, somewhat less volatilethan the morning, | make around 10% of my trades during thistime.
3:00 Bond Markets Close: Look for sell/buy programs to kickin.
3:00-4:00 Final hour to trade for the day; the second-besttime to trade stocks. imay do some trades here,especially friday afternoons, If the COMPQ is making a2day high or iow. Hint: stocks usually continue their openingpattern during this time (if it trended up in the first 2 hours,stayed flat/down over lunch, it will probably trend up during thelast hour as well).
The only exception is if a stock has been downtrending allday, in which case short covers may cause a small "coverrally" in the last half hour. These can be profitable andexplosive plays; I've frequently seen stocks gain back 1-3% in30 minutes here.Market Post-Market plays: If you want to see if you can get someCleses casual investor to "buy the news" on a stock you bought andheld earlier in the day (overnight/swing traders), you maywant to offer to sell it on ISLD after market for a nice profit.How would you daytrade in the next 15 minutes, based onthese two charts??
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Note the $TRINQ went all the way to 1.45 before having a sharpreversal, when the Nasdaq composite started up. The STRINQ is nowconsolidating and headed upwards, which corresponds to a
downtrend in the Nasdaq index for now. Use the two in combination.We'll get into daytrading chart patterns and TA in a later lesson. For now,here's a profitable chart combination | use all the time:
« Nasdaq Composite Index 1-minute close line chart
« Nasdaq TRIN 1-minute close line chart: the $TRINQ is a great contraryindicator for the Nasdaq; | use it in conjunction w/$PREM, STYX, SP9and the leading indicators to confirm market direction, pivots and trendreversals.
« Pro Daytrading Tip: In general, | am hesitant to buy stock long if the$TRINQ is >1.0 and am iooking to go short when the $TRiNQ is>1.50 (or, i'm iooking for 'when wili it bounce?’).. if the $TRINQ isunder 1.0 | am much more comfortable in taking a long position,and am aggressively iooking to buy stocks if the $TRINQ is <.70.
« Many traders also use the spoos/naz futures/$PREM/S$TYX as leadingindicators.
Here's a screensnap of the nasdaq composite index and $tring for a recentday:A quick intro to Levei 2 screens: (we'li have much more in Moduie 2 onLevei 2 Trading)i)
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This is a builish ievei 2screen; eg many buyers at 177/16 and not many sellers. Youshould Buy Limit Bid 17 7/16 tojoin the ISLD buyers, or buyLimit at 17 15/32 to front runthe current inside bid.
Note the green sell (2nd insideask) band is paper-thin withonly 2 mm's at 100 each,where there's a lot ofheavyweight mm's bidding 10deep. Again, level 2 must bethe last thing you look at, alsoconsider chart trends andmarket direction.
Decimai trading note: | will beupdating many of the lessons
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This is a bearish level 2 screen,notice how many sellers (a wallof sellers) to go thru at 24 1/8 onSBUX. Also notice how thin thesupport levels are on the bidside, only 1-2 market makers ateach of the next 4 spreads.
Buying here is a no-no; it'sunlikely all the sellers will step offthe 24 1/8 ask and let the pricego up. This is the advantageLevel 2 provides, you can seehow deep the buyers vs sellersreally are.
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A Common Mistake new traders make is to try and daytradeeither:
« The Top 10 Mast Active Nasdaq stocks (MSFT INTC CSCOWCOM etc) or
+ Cheap $2 -$10 stocks because they only have a fewthousand in capital
The stocks that you daytrade should have the followingcharacteristics:
« Average spreads of less than .15
+ At least 1.2Million shares per day average daily volume(prefer 2M+ optimum)
« intraday average trading range of 5% or better (eg a $40stack should have a $2 intraday range (AMAT), a $60 stockshould have @ 3-point range (EBAY) etc. Where you get into“low-percentage commission churn daytrading” is trading300-500 shares of MSFT at 65 with a 1 point intradayrange, for example.
« You can also profitably play IPOs, news plays, eamingsplays, upgrades/ downgrades and others, but for now | wantyou to start thinking about 3-5 stocks that you want to traderegularly.
+ Price of around $25 - $60 with a 5% intraday range are myfavorites, best sectors are software, semiconductors andbiotechs (for year 2002) you can of course also play