I’m building consistency as an equities trader and sharing the journey in real time.
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• momentum setups
• execution and risk
• mistakes and lessons
• trading psychology
• daily market observations
No hype. Just process, discipline, and growth.
Having multiple trading accounts for different styles of trading is best practice. Short term shorts and long swing trades or long term hold. Make it a priority to constantly adjust your playbook for edge. You can win playing both sides without the single portfolio stress. $USO
$USO thoughts:
Patience paid more than speed here.
The traders who stayed disciplined and followed their plan had the edge.
My biggest takeaway: emotion ruins entries faster than bad analysis.
$USO Days like this is how I learned to short overnight.
Remember the market is a paradox.
This reveals what they don’t want you to know ——-> https://t.co/8B60IdjKa6
I called E*TRADE, and they explained that the shares I shorted were borrowed from somebody and that when that occurred there was a crossover of orders and so instead of shorting because there’s no shares short they buy you in instead. $UGRO
Can anyone help explain how this happened? I shorted 100 shares of $UGRO yesterday. I bought to cover all 100 shares and I have record of it. This morning I was notified of a buy the cover of 25 shares for $13. This made me $300 so I sold instantly. What happened here?
Can anyone help explain how this happened? I shorted 100 shares of $UGRO yesterday. I bought to cover all 100 shares and I have record of it. This morning I was notified of a buy the cover of 25 shares for $13. This made me $300 so I sold instantly. What happened here?
I’ll short $USO, it’s about swing trading it short and only day trading long. Ill wait for new high then short the tests. Cover during flush and flip long for the day trade. It works well.