Oh No! Red Day Recap

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[satryacon]

I love how transparent Ross is and that he has the heart of a teacher, not like others who spend the vast majority of time hyping how much they made, but little or no content... Ross, you are the best!

[HelpingTerra]

It’s always nice to see red days of yours. Not in anyway wishing you bad luck! What i mean by that is to show that you are a human being just as we are. You can make mistakes or not make the perfect run but still focus on your goals. So we can as well. Thank you!

[AyrtonCook]

The amount of knowledge you're giving me right now is blowing my mind.

[rodrigoromero]

Really really enjoy your videos. Have been eating them bit by bit, studying your trading mindset and taking notes. Im a very aggressive trader and have taken big hits because of it, so this is a Godsend. Please keep them up!

[carllihrman]

Chin up Ross! Bad week for you but it’s temporary. Keep your confidence! We are learning so much from you.

[stormShadow]

Also lost money at false breakout at TOPS at 2.50 ^^ Tomorrow it is going to be green day again Ross :) Great channel, wish you luck tomorrow

[granTurismo]

Wise words Jedi Master. Two quesions for you:
1) On profitable trades you often mention you sell half your position when your profit equals your risk and then hold the rest with a break even stop with additional gains being "icing on the cake". Wouldn't that mean your actual, more actionable goal is based on a 1:1 ratio of returns?
2) In your hotkey settings in your book it seems you use POST limit ECN
for selling and JPCC limit for covering postions. Why those two ECNs? Are they the best option for selling and covering respectively? Don't you also mention you should stick to a few ECNs like ARCA and BATS?
Thanks as always..

[tradesmart]

I've finally become a profitable trader but no where near on your level, but makes me feel good that my loss was identical to your loss as far as percentage but I'm happy that my mind is seeing the same setups that you see almost same entry and exit, thanks for the recap helps settle my mind being that I'm not that experiences but I do study my ass off on charts and breakouts, thanks ross

[snafees]

I follow mike's advice whenever the trend is sketchy get out....I got out with very modest gain ....just didn't want to risk...

[adammoore]

Thanks for posting Ross! Such transparency helps me stay in the game.

[soufyanable]

Great attitude and analysis. We indeed learn more from the losers than we do from the winners. Just a thought Ross, but could this choppiness be due to the current spring break? People are probably taking time away with their kids. I would be careful the rest of the week especially with it being a holiday week as well. I have no doubt you finish the week in the green.

[ultralightbeing]

Ross, can you do a video or link me to top reasons for false breakouts and how to identify them? I think that understanding is especially important with your Gap and Go strategy. A stock may check off all boxes for criteria to trade but it still has a false breakout. why? I know theres no fullproof explanation but trying to analyze and identify why that happens could allow for better risk management.

[foonijani]

2:01 exactly. i always wait for big gainers (5+$ one) of the day to pull back after big move, sustain a level and when they start moving up, i get in. It happens within 90 to 120 minutes after market opens. This almost always work but needs waiting before and after trade so it might not suite everybody but as a new trader it is much more safer and rewarding for me. Today's example would be TVPT. If we look at all those big day gainers, the are following the same pattern on their first day of action.

[thegamerchannel]

Ross just have patience these red days will end hope to end soon and i give you all the support because you are the best teacher 👑👑👌

[anishersi]

Hi Ross, was it possible to scalp OGEN today. As soon as your entry to take profits immediately, or did it move to quick??

[maplemiko]

soml... i fell into that short fomo today on #BHVN #FAIL great video.

[bradentraub]

Thanks for sharing your great attitude! Hopefully we return to more bullish patterns here in the next week or so.

Up $850 today with AKER. Got in for 10k shares at $0.89, then another 10k at $0.88, then got out at $0.93.

[erinjk]

I used to be addicted to trading. I get a little rush just listening...

[hennaz]

What app should I use to follow your trades? Anyone know

[eightstringninja]

Hey Ross, can you elaborate on your entry today on TOPS? I was really surprised to see you do that as there was a 50-60k seller at the half dollar and a few other sizable sellers around that level too. Normally you get out of a trade when seeing even half that size, or just don't take it in the first place. Of course in hindsight we can say many things about it, but I'm curious to know what you were thinking on that one. Thanks!