Swing Trading UNG Day Trading adjustments to change.
Swing Trading and the UNG trade explained. Learning to adapt to change in trading is key.
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Interesting about your stops having to be tightened because of the market conditions. Very True. This market right now is something…
Thank you for the video
Good call Andy.
Better to go flat then take a lost.
Thanks for the all of your videos … I have learned alot .
.. I am 20 years old and just about to start online stock trade .. what would be the best software to start with ?
thanks and please keep doing good work ,
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I got something a little better then UNG.
It’s SAH and I’m in it from 8.05. Check it out, the thing is just ripping, plus a lot of insider buying
That was an awful trade…great initial spot, but what u need to start doing is taking half your position and place the other half at a stop below the 50 period MA. When you see the price reaching the 20 period MA on a weekly timeframe, you’ve got balls to hold on to that trade…wow is all i can say
Andy, beautiful call, but you had to know, that when it popped up to that previous high, you were going to run into a ton of sellers who bought at that level. You dont have the RSI up on your screen, but you know that when it hit 17ish level, you were going to run into selling pressure. Because, alot of buyers bought when it popped before, and were getting burnt. Their first chance, they are out.
Excellent initial call though
thank you very informative
priceless!!
That UNG call was rough…Can’t win them all. Last week was a pretty strange low volume week and it was tough to trade. Then today we come in and have a high volume up day. It will be interesting to see who wins control in the next few weeks.
I think I agree, I like the idea of making good money or going flat on the trade. On specific trades, not all positions, but on trades that look like they could produce good profits.
You’re absolutely right. We can upload more poor trades to learn from. The UNG trade was one of them.
I think it would be honest to show people the “crappy trading” as well, people learn from green days, but also from red ones.
Just something to think about.
Wafer
Tough week since last week huh ?
If we all could just have a crystal ball!
were there any indictors telling u ung was gonna go to 20?
why did u think it was?
i was noticing the increasing amount of upside volume coming into it on 4/30. It came across my explosive up-moves alert a few times that day. Many times I will enter swing trades based on intraday volume. I then added to my position 3 days later on a pullback on less volume. Two big volume days after that to the upside. I really thought I had a good one but that is the market for you. Can’t argue with it.
Hahaha, I had to comment again. Yeah, the market has been tough lately. So many downward movements, ugh. :S Lol, “I’ll promise to get you guys one.” Alright great! ^^
Great advice, I love your videos. They are really great for a newbie to the market like me. Keep ‘em coming.
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Good discussion on your UNG long trade.
Your original entry point is interesting. What was the philosophy behind entering UNG after such a long down trend? Bottom picking or was it the break in the long term trend-line? Or did you think shorts would cover significantly enough to create a small “V” bottom? Apologies if you explained it and I missed it in your video.
Not trying to guess your technique, just curious. Cheers.
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~Shepard
Thanks for the informative Video, keep them coming.
Cant win them all.