4K)You shouid use this worksheet (or a simiiar one you makeyourself) to help you learn the profitable daytrading techniqueof playing opening gaps.
Directions:
1. Download and print at least 5 copies of this Microsoft Word file:tiournal.doc
2. It can be viewed with the word viewer (link here) or word pad(wordpad doesn't include the table borders, though)
3. During your market research, look for 3-5 stocks that you feel would begood gap candidates. Places to look include: most active on ISLDaftermarket, %age gainers or Yeage losers, as well as news plays thathave moved at least 5-10% since the last day's close.
4. Papertrade the gap plays for these 3-5 stocks on the morning ofthe gap to see how you would do. Remember, don't buypremarket gap downs on bad earnings/bad news ete until yousee the technical indicators we look for of higher highs andhigher lows on good volume (and even then, you would use smallunder- 3/8 paint stops).
5. Make a note of which type of gappers you like to play the most:gaps up or gaps down.
6. Integrate this into your trading style and trade small shares on agap play you believe would be profitable.
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| =A final note: gap plays should be considered risky, so fastexecution speeds and tight stops are important. Try these aftertrading for at least 6 months.
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Module One: Worksheet 4- News Plays:CNBC and Earnings Piays
« Profitabie Piay #1: The day after earnings are reieased,many stocks tank (regardless of whether they beat,meet or miss the street's expectations). Buying theopening gap down on stocks that have metexpectations is a profitable play, if the bottomconsolidates and buyers begin to return.
Profitable Play #2: Stocks will frequently jump up 1/2point or so on a CNBC mention of the type that“there's no good reason for the stock to be down thismuch; analysts are positive on it” etc. Of course, youneed to be in quickly (within 30 seconds) of themention or you'll buy the top, where “sanity returns"and the price drops back down to it's eariier ievei.
Note re: CNBC - these piays are haphazard and theremay be a ‘delayed reaction’, so keep an eye on theintraday chart for a stock you think had a favorableCNBC mention to see what it does. A good exampie isBEAS, it skyrocketed in the 2nd week of Nov 99 acouple of hours after a CEO appearance and favorabiecomments from the CNBC gang. it didn't pop upimmediately, though. it took an hour or two.
You should use this worksheet to keep track of the impact ofCNBC mentions and day-after Earnings Release stock pricemomentum.
Directions:
12.
. Download and print 5 copies of this Powerpoint file.. Choose 3 stocks that have upcoming eamings releases
sometime during the next week. (Note: for Earnings Play andCNBC mention stocks, they do not have to meet our usual stockdaytrading criteria, as we are not trading them intraday on aregular basis. Just make sure the average daily volume is over500K shares). Click here for Earnings Release Calendar.
Also keep an ear open for the type of CNBC mention we talkedabout (oversold, or great news that hasn't been factored into thestock price etc.)
. During the week, keep track of the impact of earnings releases
for stocks, especially if they meet the street's expectations(earings are usually released from 4-6pm, after the close of theregular market). Look to see if a gap down (over 5%) occurs onthe open of the day following earnings releases, and trackwhether the price bounces up.
5. Also, look at the charts of stocks that have CNBC mentions for aprice movement. There's an example of an HRL CNBC mentionplay at the bottom of the page. (| waited until the price dropped
back down and bought for an overnight hold):
Screensnap: Worksheet 4- Click here to d/l Powerpoint worksheetfile (42K)News Plays: Daytrading Worksheet for CNBC Mentions & Earnings
 
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<> Module One: Worksheet 5- Daytrading StockPattern Recognition
¢ Another key skill in trading is to develop a sense forEe the chart patterns that can be profitable when you see
them. This is more than simpie pennants, flags.triangles and consolidating ranges that you readabout.
« In time, you will learn to recognize and be able to tradewith common stock chart patterns that occur duringthe first and iast 2 hours of the market.
You shouid use this worksheet (or a similiar one you makeyourself} to help develop your skills to identify commonopening and closing stock chart patterns.
Directions:
1. For the 3-5 stocks that you've chosen to follow, make sure youcan see intraday 1- or 2-minute interval close line charts. (Theseare easy to read than bar charts).
2. Go back over the last 10 days trading activity for these stocks(see www.bigcharts.com) and classify both the opening 2 hoursand closing 2 hours into one of the patterns you see in theworksheet below.
3. Write the name of the ticker symbol next to the chart pattern inthe worksheet below. See if it repeats (eg tanks at the end ofthe day, runs up on the open, retraces to about 50% of theopening range etc.).
4. The purpose of this activity is fo help you develop a betiersense for the common daytrading patterns you find instocks that you tracte. Good luck!
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—The most common patterns are the "up pullback to half” and "down pullback tohalf" during the openmng, Be sure to understand Fibonacci °oages to help youtime trade entries and exits for these.
Virtually all stock movements follow one of these 7 morning patterns (buy orsell charts) and 6 closing patterns (again, bury or sell charts). Note that the "cupand saucer” and other formations are frequently true for multi-day and longerterm trends. We are interested in daytrading trends here. We also look at thesimplistic pennants, flags and triangle patterns in our first TA page, click here.e Send us email DISCLAIMERCOPTRIGHT {c) 1999 Hawaii Business Training Group. All rights reserved.
 
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<> Module One: Activity 1 - Choosing YourTrading Stocks
 
 
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e One of the most important decisions you'll becontinuously making is “Which Stocks Should |Trade?"
« Be sure to read the “How to Choose Stocks to Trade"Page first before doing this online trading activity.
GOAL for this activity is for you to be abie to pick 3-5 “coretrading stocks" you would like to daytrade for the next severalmonths.
Directions:
1.
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Choose 3-5 stocks to follow (you can use the stocks fromWorksheet _1 if you want).
Using the criteria on the “How to Choose Stocks" page, create anew portfolio in your favorite portfolio-tracking program or webpage. Again, I'd recommend the QuoteTracker program.
Double check to make sure your stock picks meet the followingcriteria: average volume around 1M-3M shares/day; intradaytrading range of 5% or better (critical), and a price that wouldallow you to trade 100-300 shares at a time, given your tradingcapital. (Nofe: for any new frading training activity, always usesmall shares and don't worry about making a ton of money;these are fo help you develop and apply the "on-fhe-job” skills.Later, you'lf be increasing your trade sizes fo 500-1K shares).Figure out how much you could've made if you'd successfullytraded 80% of the best intraday range for each stock during oneof the next several trading days.
. Using your worksheet 1, figure out what your current profits
would be in this "papertrade activity".
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If you had made a good tradein this stock for 80% of therange, your profit would be80% of 4 = 3 1/4 points.
| use 80% because almostnobody nails the exact topand bottom consistently; 80%is a realistic target to tradefor.At the end of several days, you'll find out how you did using theseinitial trading system approaches. There are many more things tolearn in order to daytrade effectively; this activity will help you getstarted with the objective, logical trading skills you'll need to tradesuccessfully. These type of activities help you build tradingobservation and discipline skiiis needed to survive.
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> Module One: Activity 2 - Using Limit Buys.Traiiing Stops and Market Seii Orders= « You shouid master using Limit Orders to Buy and— Market Orders to Seii, e « We should also practice using trailing stops in this= oniine trading activity.
Your GOAL for this activity is for you to be able to getcomfortabie routinely using Limit Buys, Trailing Stops andMarket Seli orders for your stocks using your brokers’ orderexecution interface.
Directions:BUYING STOCK ACTIVITY:
1. Choose 1 of your core stocks to trade. You will look for a goodtime to buy from 100-300 shares of this stock in the next coupleof trading days.
2. Enter a Limit Order to Buy your stock at the Best Inside Bidprice. You want to see if someone will "hit your bid" and buy fromyou on the bid, versus you paying full retail (buying theAsking/Offer price).
3. If you don't get a fill, dont chase it if it's running up fast.
4, Ifit's still in a narrow trading range and you haven't gotten a fillyet, try again, and this time use a Limit Buy at 1/32 Above thecurrent Best Inside Bid price. (for example. if SBUX is trading 265/8 x 26 11/16, enter a Limit Buy 300 SBUX at 26 21/32). Nowon 300 shares you're only saving $9, but when you start tradingfrequently, and in larger lots, it makes a big difference to your
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1. Now, immediately enter a Stop Market Sell order for the numberof shares you bought at a conservative level. If | had just bought300 SBUX at 26 5/8 | would use a stop of 26 3/8. Don't worryabout making the stop "too tight"; tight stops are what gives you‘more chances to play’. Personally, my stops are always 2-3spreads under my buy price.
2. If your stock goes down, ok you get stopped out with a smallloss.
3. If your stock begins to head up, wait til it has ticked throughanother 2 spreads, then Cancel your existing open Stop MarketSell order (and hit ‘daily activity’ to confirm it has beencancelled) then immediately enter a new Stop Market Sell order1116 above the old one (a trailing stop). Repeat this as the stockprice moves up.
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1. Let's assume you have a trailing stop that's 2 spreads (1/8point total) under the current market. You're in the green by11/16 of a point (SBUX is at 27 5/16). Do you take yourprofit?
2. First, check the overall condition of the sector index of the stockyou're playing (eg SGIN, $SOX), then the $COMPQ and the$TRINQ. If the large indexes are headed back down, you mightwant to sell. If they're storming up, consider holding.
3. More importantly, check the volume, market maker orders andtime & sales trend (if you have level 2) for your stock. What's ittelling you? Is the tide turning and more sellers are selling thanwe have buyers that are buying?
4. When in doubt, get out. | get rich taking profits off the tabletoo early. Fella by the name of Rockefeller said that too lol.Maybe the stock runs up another 1/2 point. That's ok, | booked aprofit and made a good trade. | got the ‘sweet spot! in the middleof the trend.5. So, you see buyers drying up and your trailing stop is 1/8 pt.under the market. The major indexes are headed south. What doyou do?
6. Cancel your current Stop Market Sell order, hit ‘daily activity’ toconfirm it has been cancelled.
7. Enter a Sell Market Order immediately to lock in the extra 1/8 ptprofit. (in this example it would be Sell 300 SBUX Market). Let'ssay | get it all sold at 27 1/4 (it ticked down a teeny as the orderwas selling). That's a profit of 5/8 (or $.62x300=$186) in a fewminutes.
8. Get a drink of water (or coffee). Watch the gang on CNBC for afew minutes. Then, back to the charts. Where's the naz headedin the next 20 minutes? Volume? Time of day? The trade warscontinue. You have just won a battle. Congratulations
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That's it. This is one successful approach | use to take smallconsistent incremental profits out of the market. It will take practiceto get right. Remember my "10:30 Nasdaq bounce" observation:when the nasdaq starts on a down note and sells off in the morning,it will frequently bounce back up around 10:30am maybe 60% of thetime. This is a high-percentage time to buy stock. Don't ask me why -perhaps institutional buy orders are triggered at that time. Also watchthe market at 3pm when the bond market closes.
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<> Module One: Activity 3 - Scalping Under-$30stocks
as « Learning to take daily small incremental profitsea | (“sips”) from the market via basic scaiping techniques= is a core daytrading skill to develop.= + For now, we'll focus on scalping without Level 2 (L2scalping will be covered extensively in Module 2).
Examples:
Your GOAL for this activity is for you to be able to getcomfortabie routineiy taking 1/4 point - to 1/2 point wins fromthe market (remember to use stops of 1/8 or 3/16; you need tohave a profitable win/loss ratio).
To do this, you will need to buy at the bid (most important). Newtraders, sell at the market when you see the first
‘pullback’ (price is dropping back). If you bought and the stockstarts dropping immediately. exit the trade quickly (stop at 1/8-3/16pt).
For the more experienced traders (over 1 yr experience), seii atthe ask if stock is going your way (enter a sell limit order whilethe stock is still upticking. before it turns). if you're late and theprice is fading back, then cancel your sell limit order (wait forconfirmation}, and fire off a seii market order.
Directions:SCALPING STOCK ACTIVITY (Basic Non-Levei 2 Approach):
1. Choose 1 of your core stocks to trade that has a spread of1/16th point and is currently trading at over 1million sharesvolume at the time you want to enter the trade. Also pick onethat has a relatively flat intraday chart (new scalpers). (why?Liquidity, you do not want fo scafp stocks with low volume andlarge spreads, you'll lose. You need to be able fo buy and selfvery quickly). Make a note of the support and resistance levelsfor this stock. You will look for a good time to buy from 100-300shares of this stock in the next couple of trading days.
Note that you will plan on spending no more than 20minutes in this trade. | usually like to make these 5- to 15-minute round trip trades. Note that winning trades are almostalways “winners from the start". You might get a 1-spreadshake and then it moves up. If you entered the trade incorrectly,
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it will continue to sell off. That's why we use such tight stops atDTU.
3. Enter a Limit Order to Buy your stock at the Best Inside Bidprice.
4. Once your order is filled, use trailing stops if the stock is goingyour way, or exit immediately if it ticks down 1/8 point.
5. Plan on exiting once you have locked in at least 1/4 point profit -don't be greedy and hope for more. Scalping is the art of takingsmall incremental profits off the table consistently. You are not inthe trade to stay in through retracements and the entire intradayrange - you're in to take a small quick profit of from $50 - $150.
Screensnap: Activity 3- Ciick here to d/i Microsoft Word worksheetfile (18K)
Here's a Microsoft word log to get you started in scalping. | have youidentify the support and resistance levels to help you with your tradeentries and exits.
Daytraders’ Scalping Log Date:STOCK INTRADAY INTRADAY SCALPING GOAL PRICEBOUGHT PRICE SOLDNET WIN/LOSS
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<> Module One: Activity 4 - Daytrading RelativeStrength Patternsos
« Learning to trade within sectors (like the pros do) willhelp you spot the strongest stock in a group to= trade. See Module 1 page 12 for an intro.« This is a professional, easy-to-use technique that shouldhelp your trading profits increase.
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Your GOAL for this activity is for you to be able to learn tofollow 5 stocks within ither the internet or semiconductorsector. By doing this, you should be able to identify thestrongest vs. weakest relative strength stock to trade within thesector,
Directions:
Your first decision: choose either the semiconductor ($SOX) orinternet ($GIN) sector to watch for a 1-week period of time. (note:your quote source may use / or " instead of $)
« Put up a small 3-minute index chart (either $SOX or $GIN) at theupper left corner of your screen. (it should take up 1/9th upperleft corner of your screen).
« Now, put 2 same-size charts for the "sector leaders" in the uppercenter and upper right corner of your screen. Sector leaders for$GIN = YHOO and AOL, for $SOX = INTC AMAT.
« This upper third of your screen is now your “primary indicator":you've got the composite index for a sector plus two of the“generals” or lead stocks.
« Finally, put 2-4 intraday charts in the bottom 2/3 of the screenfor your favorite stocks within the sector you've chosen. Do not,for example, put MSFT or WCOM in here! If you're learningsector strength for internets, then choose other net stocks(MSPG LCOS CNET DCLK ATHM etc.). For semi's, choosestocks like XLNX KLAC etc.
Your screen should look something like this when you've finishedsetting it up and are ready to follow the stocks you are trading:
   
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How to Build Your Sector Relative Strength Trading Skills:
You are watching for RELATIVE WEAKNESS or STRENGTH foryour stocks in COMPARISON with the index and sector leaders.Your skill is developed as you learn to IDENTIFY DIVERGENCEbetween the index/leaders and the specific stocks that you trade.
Question: If the index and/or sector leaders show weakness andseem to be selling overall throughout the morning (or day, if you'replaying the afternoon session), yet your stock remains flat/choppy,what does that tell you?
It tells you that your stock has a STRONG relative strength andthat you should watch it for a buying opportunity once the indexand/or sector leaders start to head back up on buying.
And the inverse is true too, of course: if your stock is selling andthe index and leaders are buying, then you have a weak stock thatyou should not buy (or should consider shorting).
As aiways, check the current voiume of your stock comparedto it's average daily voiume for the iast 10-20 days to see ifit's being bought on higher-than-average volume (a bullishsign).
Learning to play within sectors is a great way to make a living. |tend to like the semis and nets because they have good volatilityand range. You might also want to watch and trade the boxmakers,wireless/telcos, retail or other sectors. This is a useful trading skillto develop.Module Essential Skilis for All Dayiraciers to Leann: Back to
MODULE |<> Module One: Activity 5 - Just for Fun
« Your daytrading efforts should never feel likegambling
« That having been said, some of the moneymanagement techniques involved in gambling
Ixumplos: can occasionally be useful to the astute daytrader
 
“Just for Fun" Activities:
ee 1. Rent the movie “Rounders". Which of these four gamblingtypes do you think you should try to be like as a daytrader?Which should you avoid?
e Matt: the up and coming legal student (star of the movie) whohas the skill. but lacks the discipline. to be an effective pokerplayer. He gets swept up by emotions such as hope, greed, andfear, especially when around others like his friend (stockplayers,this is equivalent to being in some of those chat rooms outthere!).
e Worm: Matt's friend, the guy who gets out of jail at the start ofthe movie. Always in trouble, tries to cheat at cards all the time.Gets in hock using friends' money. This is equivalent to thestock trader who always looks at "pick lists", borrows on marginand from farnilyffriends' money (including the rent money!) andtries to "beat the market".
e Knish: the older guy who tries to help and mentor Matt; his bestline in the movie was “I don't take chances, | depend on myplaying to pay alimony, to pay my rent. | push when the cardsare hot and back off when I'm down. | do this for a living".
« Teddy KGB - the Russian: he's "the house"; plays by the rulesand is very skilled. Extremely well-capitalized. Let's say he's theequivalent of a market maker like SBSH or MSCO.
 
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Answer: you definitely don’t want to trade like Worm. Let's say for nowyou're Matt, but your goal is to be like Knish. He doesn't go for homeruns.He does this sfeadily for a living. As Kenny Rogers said, he “knows whenfo hold them and when fo fold them”. He makes a living at this. He doesn'tget surprised. He knows his limits. Note: this movie isu't a great movie, it's justok’ maybe 7/10 rating (Casmo is a great movie, 10+/10), but it has an interestinglesson to learn re: the emotions of putting money on the table to try and win. A must-see for daytraders.“Just for Fun" Activities:
1. Rent the movie “Wail Street". What trading characteristicsdoes Gordon Gekko (Michaei Dougias) have that areadmirable? What do we want to avoid? How about Bud Fox(Charlie Sheen)?
« Gordon "Greed is Good” Gekko: the aggressive, competitive,=e SqnAateay-cost master tfadekAvteecrosses the line into insiderCOPYR|G Hfadife te acouimtate WwealthGrble mMentorsesq-ahd-coming trader
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a shrewd market maker working for SBSH. He becomes a roguetrader, breaking the law.
« Bud "Newbie" Fox: the new kid, way in over his head, getsblinded by the instant wealth that's possible from trading stocks.Unethical trading spoils his future as he lets himself get caughtup in Gekko’s illegal and unethical insider trading methods. Thinkof him as a new trader with a "hot stock tip" or as a current well-known chat room figure who is being investigated by the SEC forpump-and-dump practices.
How would you respond to the temptation that Gekko presents in thisfilm? How to you struggle with trading decisions based on data thatyou have available? Ok, we'd all say we'd never participate in insidertrading, but how about responding to pressure to buy specific stocks(often questionable) that you see hyped in chat rooms and messageboards?
What's the right answer? Hopefully we all know it's old-fashionedhard work and DD, relying on our knowledge of TA and tradingdiscipline, especially small stops, to keep us in the game and playingprofitably.
What personal trading struggles have you dealt with? Make sure tounderstand and apply the concept of trailing stops for your trades.Module Cosporchensive Level 2 Trac ing Technic ics:TwoClick on each link for a new daytrading lesson. Be sure to Back tocomplete the trading worksheets and activities for each module. = pT LI CAMPUS MAP
Click on each line for daytrading lessons from thelist below. An underlined link means the content isnow available. Note: click on your browser