Trade Entries
                       The information flow network  is  always  in  motion.The other part of the network is the brokerage  firm  analyst  contact  withthe money manager. Some accounts are on page one and might  get  some  earlypertinent research information about earnings, products,  etc.  which  couldinfluence their trading decision on any given day.                       Once you select  your  entry  point  from  the  dailychart you must make a decision based on intra day  market  dynamics  whetheror not to enter the trade.
                       The different  entries  you  will  be  using  are  asfollows:                         1.Stock trades through your entry price.                         2.Gap open (sell reversed) and pulls back to  entryprice.                         3.Second entry. This is when  you  enter  a  trade,get stopped out and enter again if the stock trades back through your  entryprice. The market and stock dynamics must  look  good  to  take  the  trade.Remember, you don’t necessarily have to get stopped out to scratch a  trade.The dynamics are changing all day based on this  information  flow.  If  themarket doesn’t prove your trade correct in a reasonable  time  frame  or  inthe case of buys, if you see selling pressure get the upper hand get out  ofyour position. You can always re-enter if the dynamics change.                       We are always looking to enter  the  stock  where  wecan identify the aggressive buyers or sellers. Not all stocks exhibit  this,but when the institutions are aggressive and they have  competition  on  thesame side of the trade the identification process is much easier. A  neutralstock is a dead stock until trading decisions are made to change the  supplydemand equation.                       First, I will show you a simple table that I  use  tomonitor the market dynamics. Second, I  will  cover  some  of  the  telltaleindications  of  strong  stock  dynamics.  We  will  finish  up   with   howspecialists and market makers interact with the stocks.