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I've compiled a master thread of the top 5 threads I've made in 2021🔥

Here's a complete guide to everything you should know about trading
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I want everyone to win in 2022, and a like/RT will help someone out there who really needs it🙏

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How to Scan for stocks whose options move over 1000%🔥
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My EXACT Strategy breakdown in a brief guide👇
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The Top Tools every trader should use🔨
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If you feel like giving up, this one is for you🙏
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How to fix common beginner mistakes✅
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FT Trading\u2503Stock Trader
FT Trading┃Stock Trade...
@FT__Trading
I've taken $500→ $1,415 in 7 days for my small account challenge🚀

Here’s how I found the stocks to trade✅

(a mini-thread)🧵
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For the small account challenge, I focus on scalping options for a quick 10-30% gain. I always have $SPX on my watchlist, as it is my focus for this challenge. Then every morning I go through a list of specific stocks to see if any of them are moving/gapping.

I'll take a look at… $AAPL, $AMZN, $BA, $FB, $ROKU, $SHOP, $NFLX, $MSFT, $TSLA, $NVDA, and $AMD. These are all just stocks that have solid options volume and I have played them a lot in the past.

I am always looking for where the momentum is. If none of those stocks are gapping up/down strongly then I don’t look at them. I want to see which stocks are moving fast and have good options volume. Here’s what I’ll do next👇

I will go to https://t.co/C2Ol1qiopJ and look for the gap ups and gap downs list. Then, I will look for stocks that are higher priced (above $100 is best but not too important) and gapping in a certain direction.
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Jordan F\u2503Stock Trader
Jordan F┃Stock Trader...
@FT__Trading
12 tweets that will teach you more than a $4,997 trading course:

1) Relative Strength

Watch which stocks are green while the market is red

Institutions are most likely buying those up

2) Less is more

If you disagree with this, you're probably not a profitable trader

Take 1/2 the amount of trades you normally do and see what happens

3) The Market Doesn't Care About Indicators

You really think the funds putting millions of dollars into the market are "buying off a 9 ema"???

Get rid of your indicators

Just watch price and volume

4) Sell Options

Market makers, funds, banks, pretty much everyone other than retail is on the opposite side of your weekly OTM option

Collect premium and make money every week
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FT Trading\u2503Stock Trader
FT Trading┃Stock Trade...
@FT__Trading
If you're thinking of giving up on trading...

read this first👇

(my story)

During the beginning of my trading journey, there were many times where I thought of giving up.

The first year I really was committed.

Then towards the second year, I really started thinking, “Is this really for me?”

I knew I had a strong passion for trading.
It’s what kept me in the game for so long.

But after 2 years of losses, I thought maybe I was meant for another business.

But there was always that “What if” thought running through my head.

What if I’m right there?

What if tomorrow starts the day where I become consistently profitable?

That thought never left…

It wasn’t until I found Supply and Demand Trading.

It changed the game for me.

It simply just made sense.

I cut out all the useless indicators I was using and started studying.

Slowly but surely, it started working
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Jordan F\u2503Stock Trader
Jordan F┃Stock Trader...
@FT__Trading
99% of traders look at volume...

yet the majority of traders are using it WRONG

Here's how I used volume to make 6 figures trading last year:🧵


We all know the classic volume tips that we were told in the penny stock era...

Wait for a run up, then look for a pullback on LOW volume to get an entry

This isn't how you should be looking at volume...

First, let's start with what do I mean by volume

Volume Profile?

# of shares?

No.

I look at the volume BARS


The key is to look at relative volume compared to the previous candle bars

Low volume bars don't matter

The secret is in the high volume bars


Why?

Because high volume bars indicate REVERSALS (in most cases)

Take a look at $SPY

Notice the volume on each bottom?
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FT Trading\u2503Stock Trader
FT Trading┃Stock Trade...
@FT__Trading
Ever wonder what the best tools for trading are? 🔨

Here are the top tools I use as a full-time trader🧵

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Before you read this, please RT the first tweet above this.

There's room for everyone to make 6 figures in 2022 and I want this to reach everyone that aspires to do so🙏

Here we go 👇

1. Tradingview - @tradingview

Tradingview is the main charting platform I use.

It’s very clean and easy to use.

Also free for anyone wanting a basic charting platform with all the best features👏

2. Thinkorswim - @thinkorswim

Thinkorswim is an amazing charting platform similar to tradingview.

Everything is free and the possibilities are endless with this platform.

The main reason I love it?

The ability to chart individual options👇


3. TD Ameritrade - @TDAmeritrade

TD Ameritrade is the best overall broker in my opinion.
Customer service is great, commissions are low, and you have free access to thinkorswim.

Can’t be better than that🤌
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Chris Perruna
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THREAD // How I Invest

1. Successful Investing starts with Education
2. Psychology of Trading & General Rules
3. Essentials of Fundamental Analysis
4. Master Technical Analysis
5. Screening for Stocks
6. Making a Watchlist
7. Money Management
8. Diversification of Accounts

1 // Successful Investing starts with Education

Following 2000-2002, I realized that I needed an education to help me understand many of the topics mentioned in this thread.

So, I started to educated myself using books. Seek mentors as well.

Then


2 // Psychology of Trading & General Rules

Develop a working SYSTEM (for you)
Preservation of capital
Consistent profitability
Cutting losses short
Superior returns

Understanding “You”:
What is your general personality?
What influences your decisions?
What is your lifestyle?

3a // Essentials of Fundamental Analysis

Earnings Per Share:
1. % Change in Latest Qtr EPS vs. Same QTR Prior Year
2. % Increase in Next Year’s EPS Estimate vs Prior Year’s Actual EPS
3. % Change in Latest EPS, trend past several qtrs
4. Annual % EPS Growth Rate of Last 3 Years

3b // Essentials of Fundamental Analysis

Sales / Revenues
1. % Change Latest Qtr’s Sales vs. Same Qtr Prior Year
2. % Change Latest Reported Fiscal Year Sales vs. Prior Year
3. % Change in Latest Sales, trend past several qtrs
4. Annual % Sales Growth Rate of Last 3 Years
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Palmer
Palmer
@CaryPalmerr
My hyper specific @unusual_whales strategy, The Blue Whalevator. A Thread.

This is an intraday strategy I've developed. It only takes huge whales, waits for confirmation, and filters out 99% of plays.

Fewer trades but high prob setups for bigger

The requirements are so specific and narrow that you will only get a few alerts a day. Once you get the alert, follow the checklist.

Today, the method took two trades so far.

$UPST 200c 9.00 > 12.20
$UPST 195c 10.30 > 15.00


The benefit of being hyper specific & requiring a long list of criteria protects us from false signals such as this one on $TSLA today.

Confirmation never hit and the move gave a false positive before breaking down. There's now a whale somewhere with an angry wife.


Here's another signal today that we would've not traded as it didn't meet the confirmation criteria.

As we are focusing intraday, we need to see moves in the desired direction occur relatively quickly to show that the momentum is there for an intraday play.

$NFLX


On Friday, the strategy went 3/3 moves for good gains.

It filtered out many more false signals by waiting for confirmation criteria.
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InvestrTrades
@InvestrTrades
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Ace
Ace
@LunarAces
Thread of my threads:

"Reading the Tape" / Level 2 / Time and


EMAs /


Supply and


Position sizing, risk management and trading around your
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Yates Investing
Yates Investing
@yatesinvesting
A thread of my threads!


1. https://t.co/cWGjheFrdL


2. https://t.co/tgJO7riEYH


3. OFFERINGS


4. OPTIONS and WARRANTS
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