A+ Trading Setups ONLY | My 3 Criteria Before Entering!

In today's video, we are going to look at what an A+ trading setup is to me! We will review the 3 criteria I want to see met before I am willing to put risk on a particular trade. For me, I'd rather give up short term profits & stick to these rules. There are many times I've missed out on opportunities because of my strict rules but I believe that benefits me in the long run.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:43 #1 Market Participation
5:14 #2 9EMA Pullback/Break & Retest
9:51 #3 Defined Stop Loss
13:06 NVDA Trade Example
16:57 Outro

My Trading Equipment

Track: NOES - Like A Boss [Magic Release]
Music Provided By: Magic Records

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[VincentDesiano]

4th criteria: You pressing the like button

[jamesr]

I like your rules but the market participation rule needs to have an exception because when your other 2 rules are there I would take the trade because if that stock is outperforming the market than it has relative strength and will work. The only way to know is to take the trade. Your other rules will keep the loss small. I would take that trade every time even though the market looked the way it did. Side note as you know I'm sure, NVDA was the best performer today! Thanks for the vid.

[tacousa]

i don't know how i can say Thank you for all the free teaching i wish i can do some thing for you any way i will pray for your health and long life

[gold_mine_beats]

How do you know what index a stock is in that you are trading or whether it's in an index at all?

[SELF]

Thanks for the content. Your explanations are clear and easy to understand. I've seen these setups work daily!!

[homesbydanielalex]

Took a massive break from trading since last year. I was in your discord previously, and I kept losing, and losing, and losing... because I was taking my own trades and not being patient enough. I'm back, and the first person I thought of was you because you have INSANE value. If anyone is seeing my comment, he knows his shit and if you don't do idiotic things and follow his trades, (likely) you will come out on top.


good to be back Vincent!

[rongiorgione]

This was a great learning tutorial..
Really like the three criterion for entering a trade ..
Matching the street criterium well optimize the success of taking the trade ..
Great Teaching…

[mikeh]

do you have stop loss based on the drop in option price or based on the stock level? thanks

[commajourney]

looking back to your chart set up here 2 years ago, what a huge difference compare to now. What made you switch to solely levels desi ?

[christopherpuffer]

Great education. Thank you!

Found you after watching the collaboration with Carmine.

Your approach is a great balance with Carmine.

Feeling really lucky to be able to learn from you both.

The "40" on the 1-min is pure gold. 🔥

I subscribed and will be watching more of your videos.

God bless

[htimou]

Exactly the strategy I used that last 2 months, I did 6 trades only 1 loosing trade with tight stop, I m at 9-5 job and I can't trade, I only do it when I m off and market is open and NOT choppy .keep it up .great video

[tradewithhamza]

This video is an A+! it is not easy, speaking for experience now after 1 year to be able to contorl your hand and do not enter in any set ups. good control on your side and waitign fro perfect trades, here a lot to learn! great video

[Maggiemina]

Thanks for great video, Vince! I agree with your criteria and they make sense. One thing I'd like to add is regarding your first criteria or market participation. What makes NQ (or QQQ) go up? Some stocks will outperform and some underperform and the average is shown as NQ or QQQ so even if Q wasn't doing as well, NVDA could be the outperformer that is in the process of bringing Q up. One more criterion I add for myself is if I can't trust the up move, I look to see if QQQ is outperforming SPY or not to see the strength of tech sectors that day at that moment and TNX (or interest rate) Not to be going up or hopefully on downtrend and VIX is on downtrend and UUP (dollar index) is on a downtrend. If IWM is doing relatively well (going up or at least sideways and not falling), that's extra good bonus for good market sentiment giving me more confidence to enter the trade. I have those mkt indices all on 1 screen so I can glance at them any time of the day. Please keep your fantastic videos coming!

[petekuranchie]

Great material. You mentioned that you always have a stop loss price or a price for which you will close the trade when touched or breached. Do you close the trade when the price moves below the stop loss price or when it closes below it? Thanks a bunch!

[uphillbattle]

How do you handle wash sales taking these small losses? Do you still get back in or wait the 30 days?

[MNSlim]

Interesting video. I have the opposite opinion of your first rule. If I see something moving with strength or weakness relative to an index, I consider that a strong criteria. Algos are often moving stocks along with NQ or ES. If I see a disparate movement relative to an index, that tells me an institution is playing that stock and I want to be a part of that move.

[jonmeboi]

I concur with what James times stocks can outperform within their

[joshdecann]

This is amazing content. So much value. If trading on the 2 min chart. What EMA on the 2 min chart is equal to the 9 EMA on the 5 min chart?

[britney]

Great video & explanation as usual! Thank you. Didn’t catch what you typed as a symbol in search box to see Nvda as a reverse chart? (Like it was going down instead of up)

[francob]

I like this set up a lot. Thanks for the info.