There were years I didn't trade the first 15 minutes.
Trading the open requires confidence in scalping and confidence in acting quickly on the one-minute time frame. You need full confidence in your technical analysis, your trade structuring, your risk management, and your target, and you have to do all of it in seconds.
On a swing trade I can spend an hour calculating all of that in my game plan. In the first 15 minutes when the bell rings, you're doing that same work in seconds. It matters how quickly you type in your orders. Doing math on the fly in your head matters a lot more.
One of the only ways to get better at it is with experience. 500 morning open sessions. Even if you're trading one share the whole time, just to work on the speed.
@ShiftSeer Should be a lot of eyes on this support play in the morning, already hourly OS, I could see a bounce coming. Hoping for a gap down for buying
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@Cancinator1 You chirp and chirp month after month about how "shorts are fucked" while your portfolio bleeds out.
Then $TLRY has ONE green day on a very 'risk-on' day in the broader market and "I Told You So!!"
Dude. Your record is like 1-19. 🤷♂️