Open outcry is still being done... in the UK and the US in particular. They're dealing with very large orders beyond that of retail trading brokers... we get the shit deals on computers. They buy and sell in bulk. Then we on computers or with retail brokers via an actual broker have and still get the shit deals.
Your videos truly have kept me from working a 9-5 basic job and have allowed me to be in my mind successful.. so thankful for your videos Adam I truly love you even tho I haven’t met you baby cakes
“Wonder why coke was so big on Wall Street”- Inthemoney 😂😂😂 dude absolutely love the adult type humor you put into your videos it makes the shit way more easy to watch lmfao
What the Heck Happens After Market Close? The traders go to strip clubs, get hammered, snort coke and then go home to their wives. Everybody knows that!
This video is so underrated man. Insanely entertaining, insanely informative, & insanely executed. I’ve watched it over and over. I don’t know if that helps but I hope it does anyway.
Great video, but I'm still kinda confused. Why can large institutional investors and hedge funds make massive purchases or sales during market close or "after market hours", thereby impacting the share price for other investors while they can't do anything?
probably to be profitable they need to focus trading to a max participants while manipulating the price, it gives a better risk/reward average, just a gess.
It will largely sort itself out when the market opens and normal supply/demand takes over the next day. This is why there’s such huge opportunity in extended hours trading. Prices become “irrational” more quickly, but tend to normalize at market open. Not long ago the Dow was down aox 1100, then dove another 700 after hours. The 700 drop disappeared by market open, so buying long during that brief dip produced immediate profits by the morning. Of course it’s risky, but filled with opportunity.
1) i think events are going to happen that will increase the perceived value of a certain sector 2) i start looking at BALANCE SHEETS of companies in sector 3) What is the quick reference version of what i should be looking for that indicates healthy company in a position to grow? 4) What are red flags I should see as deal breakers?
Thanks for all the content! Would you ever do a video on poor man's covered call? Even if you don't believe it what are the pros and cons compared to the wheel strategy? Thanks again!!
Was hoping this video would address stop orders and risk management. I spent so much time focusing on risk management only to find that my stop orders didn't work when the market closed. If all trading stopped and price action was frozen that would make sense to me but the opposite seems to happen and fewer numbers of trades are able to move the price action much further. Since stop orders sit on the broker's servers I don't see why they would be inactivated at market close in this digital electronic trading environment.
I’ve def lost money buying before market hours after there’s a quick correction in stock price when the market opens. At the time I didn’t know about setting a limit price. You’re a diamond my guy lol
I do my best to assess the reward/risk and to invest in names that have significant upside potential. With Egan Hestrel at the helm of affairs of my trades, I have been able to build up a portfolio of shares that has generated a decent return of $500k in profit over a long term on a consistent trading. It’s safe to say that Hestrel is indeed legitimate after a succession of payouts. I have no doubt investing more.
First, you should invest early enough, there’s never a perfect time. Use automation to stay disciplined. Leverage tax advantaged accounts for faster results. Most importantly, the stock market is volatile. Cover risks. My FA handles that so I’m good.
@David Bucker Oh you can get across to him on his web page (Hestrelegan . info) where you’ll get a detailed information on him. I wouldn’t leave his number here as he is much of a reserved gentleman.
I tried using robinhood as a beginner but wasn’t getting enough support system now I trade with Hestrel Egan round the clock for my investments and trades making it 2 years now raking in over 200k plus bonuses for last year alone. Was really a great deal for me.
Love ya', Adam. Your videos are so great. Really dig these style of videos where you go a little more into the history of "why things are the way they are." Calls on furry art, that's an emerging market with big potential.
The market hours are great, it makes me feel like i have a job without having an actual job, idk, i just feel great having a set time to trade, wouldn't be right if i felt like i had to stay awake the whole night and day too just to compete in the stock market, would be a totally different world if like that so i agree, leave the hours as is, my only issue is not being able to trade more than 3 times a week without having 25k in the bank first, now thats a really big bummer but even in that, iys cool cause it gives me a set goal to hit 25k, just still a bummer having to get there,
As a Primary Market Maker for Oil Futures, I can say that for the most part the video is spot on. The only trouble now is with all these futures markets becoming more and more available and almost 24 hour trading we are getting close to 90% algo participation. A topic which wasn’t really touched upon. Oh and to all the CFD guys reading this or watching this who assume the market makers are out to get you, please do your HOMEWORK!!!
Bro been on and off your videos for a week or so. It’s how I determine the legitimacy of someone. And you’re great bro, open, honest, zero ego, just a genuine passion and enjoyment for what you do. Big ups mate
The broker is denies responsibility for your unfair fill on a market order. Something they are legally required to do (give best prices), so it is a disclaimer.
@@davidharperii I'm not not responsible for your fills, either, because, like your broker, I don't fill your orders. Your broker merely routes your order. The fill you get on a market order depends on liquidity. You need to read your broker's DISCLOSURES about liquidity. You also need to heed the disclosure you get every time you place an order: you do so at your own risk.
Loved this video. Question for you, --Forex.-- Can you do a video on that? Try to do at least 20 minute video. Really get in to it. The reason is simple you are awesome at communicating complicated concepts. Actually you earned me $1,200 dollars so far thanks for teaching option trading, it was muchly needed.
There are huge opportunities (and risks) in extended hours trading. Large swings occur, which aren’t reported. A trader can get in and out with substantial gains (or losses) which will go unnoticed by most.
Forgive my ignorance. What is the negative to selling a cash secured put at a higher strike price than the current market price to obtain the higher premium. If it never arrived at that higher price would you not keep the premium and the option expire worthless??
Pro Pro tip : use limit orders even if you want to take from market, and always put your stop loss if you don't follow the market actively. Market orders should be deprecated
Started watching your vids like 3 wks ago to understand a little. Lexington and concord happened on my second week. now questioning the afterhours market rules if they can be what they seem. Dam Adam thanks for the red 💊. now the tables leg is wobbly and unstable. At this point the only option would be to excersice on friday or bust. Your a 🐐. Thanks. Its for the greater good.
Well, you can trade after hours too. And pre-market hours. On your chart to see some gap ups and downs, check "show extended hours". Also, sometimes when markets start up, if some catalyst such as a great or shitty earnings report was sent out prior to markets opening, and some stocks don't trade extended hours, but even that do... once normal markets start; the bid and ask spread can vary a lot... Bullish catalysis all sellers forming their ask are thinking: Shit this stuff's worth gold... gonna have to up my sell to something like a few bucks or more than I was expecting to sell this for.... so no market orders, we'll just chill up here with a high asking price. And buyers are thinking: I don't care if you rape me with a wet noodle and poor boiling water down my back and I only get 1 share for all this cash I expected to get at least 2 shares with, take my fucking money! First trade of the day high ask is met by market order buyer. Gap up. Bearish catalyst buyers are thinking... stinky stock... Was gonna probably turtle in at a little dirty bird figure here... but let's shave of several dollars instead. Sellers are thinking... gotta get rid of this stinky pile of garbage NOW take my profits what's left of them... or lost enough already, dump it now... quick take my stocks and give me anything in return! First trade low bid is met by market order seller. Gap down. Prices go up means buyers are not really doing limit orders necessarily, but market orders, matching the lowest ask; this buys up the ask price making prices go up. Prices go down means sellers are not really doing limit orders necessarily, but market orders to sell into the bid order book to the highest bidder working the price down; prices go down. Heavy selling means sellers are buying out bid order books which are arranged from highest bid to lowest bid. Majority of sellers are market ordering/matching the next best bid price. Prices go down. Heavy buying means buyers are buying out ask order books which are arranged from lowest ask to highest ask. Majority buyers are market ordering/matching the next best ask price. Prices go up.
So you get a different price than when you buy it if you buy it over night? And what is a collar? Is that like a buffer between change to a certain amount ?
Is there any way to place an order for an options contract pre market and have a higher chance of it getting filled like when market opens. I always see buyers at a certain price at pre market but when I put in my order it doesn’t go in properly for the contract is there any way to do this ?
Great video! But how do I reconcile your comment about why there is no 24/7 trading b/c of ‘lack of liquidity’ with the fact that markets are open more or less around the world (Hong Kong, Tokyo, Australia, multiple in Europe, etc)? Why not just push tested into open markets around the world around the clock?
You didn't mention what happens to options after hours and how that can skew your port balance if you've got -CCs that don't change AH, but the underlying makes a big move. It won't rebalance 'til 9:30 when the option starts pricing again.
It can be anybody, but usually people with large amounts of capital. While constantly selling at the ask and buying at the bid, they are also holding massive amounts of the stock in order to be able to sell at the ask. To mitigate the risk of holding the stock, they have to be collecting the bid-ask spread as profit as much as possible. So, the must have a LOT of money. These are usually large banks and financial institutions.
Your one of the best teachers/educator for the market. I have a decent grasp of the market and still love all your videos. I'm always recommending your videos to anyone that wants to learn. Keep it up. I dont know how you dont already have 1Million+ subscribers.
Hello, I want to start by saying thank you for your channel. Very informative and the way you explain things is amazing very straight to the point. Secondly, I want to ask you, how come the prices of some stocks keep changing way after market is closed? I'm talking about midnights which is more than 6 hours after the market is closed. I feel like something is not fair.
Question: If I have a call spread where both legs are currently in the money, and I think the underlying is going to continue rising, is it wise to get rid of the short leg early on and keep my long leg in hopes of generating more profit?
You are the first person I have heard explain why it's not 24/7.. Thank you! Darn Harold, drinking late... The thing that sucks most about market hours is that I am a night owl, on the west coast... I get very little time with the market lol
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I've been trading for years and that's the best explaination of bid/ask I've ever seen. I KNOW what it means but it's always over complicated how it's explained usually and not in a useful way. Come across this video by accident in suggested but I am a subscriber 👍
There are thousands of stocks. How is a broker going to find another broker to find a particular, maybe more obscure stock? It seems like it would take forever on the floor.
You mentioned how market makers/people going to sleep is probably the main reason (and other needs such as going home or whatever) do you think it would be a good concept to have a global market in which all people from all time zones can provide liquidity for a 24 hour trading session? Love the vids, and do you think you could make a vid on Lotto Flys? Thank you!!
The stock market hours is the only thing that can fix my sleep schedule.
That’s freaking facts😂😂
lmao frrrr
And it completely changed how you see weekends. Fuck weekends.
@@TeDynef true
@@TeDynef facts bro I can’t be doing weekends like that anymore
"That's why coke was so popular." LOL
I thought he meant soda lol
@@aersn4locs yeah man, cocaine-cola
It still is!
Open outcry is still being done... in the UK and the US in particular.
They're dealing with very large orders beyond that of retail trading brokers... we get the shit deals on computers. They buy and sell in bulk.
Then we on computers or with retail brokers via an actual broker have and still get the shit deals.
Losing money in my bed > Going to a place
Have you really lost if you're still in your pajamas
@@FidelCattto When a trade goes against me I always put on my pajamas to avoid losing.
Your videos truly have kept me from working a 9-5 basic job and have allowed me to be in my mind successful.. so thankful for your videos Adam I truly love you even tho I haven’t met you baby cakes
Love you too 😘
Awww. That was kinda cute yal!
4:44 this guy is definitely on Wall Street bets 😂
Cash machine go brr brr
I laughed so hard
We like the stock!
😂
😂😂
RuneScape before the Grand Exchange.
I’m an armor trimmer by profession. Would you happen to need your armor trimmed good sir?
Holy shit the memories unleashed
Not to mention the understanding passed through.
I had to comment, just because I remember this!
This is something the younger generations can relate to for sure.
Just like World of Warcraft before group finder.
You mean Runescape after the Grand Exchange. Bc I haven't played RS in 3 years, but at the Grand Exchange, everyone could not stop spamming.
Afterhours is like watching chaos unfolds in the comforts of my bed, after ive drained all my buying power.
What happens then ? :O
You make fewer rash decisions when youre on an empty tank (no buying power) if you catch my drift
Robbinghood got my man with a -$187,000 balance 😂
Quick ask him if he needs to talk to someone!
edit: i dropped my /s
I peeped that. Hate to see it.
Oh noo 🤣🤣
@@the_grass_trainer look at 4:45 in the video it's a joke buddy.
@@FKYT woooosh
0:59 is that Robert Downey Jr?
And seconds later, cocaine is mentioned 🤣🤣
Yooooo I was wondering if anyone else saw that
same!!!
the 2 phone guy in these old market videos has me dead every time XD
Really saw your personality shine with this masterpiece -- well done!
“Wonder why coke was so big on Wall Street”- Inthemoney 😂😂😂 dude absolutely love the adult type humor you put into your videos it makes the shit way more easy to watch lmfao
SCAM ALERT🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨
What the Heck Happens After Market Close?
The traders go to strip clubs, get hammered, snort coke and then go home to their wives. Everybody knows that!
Soooooo. Just be to clear, are you saying that's bad?
so glad I subscribed, content quality keeps getting better and you can tell you're getting used to this.
excited for what's to come!!
I didn’t know RDJ was a stock broker
:59 !!!
Thank You. Someone noticed besides me.
@@kpeezy776 0:59
Loved the info, LOVED the editing. Thank you for what you do.
This video is so underrated man. Insanely entertaining, insanely informative, & insanely executed. I’ve watched it over and over. I don’t know if that helps but I hope it does anyway.
Great video, but I'm still kinda confused. Why can large institutional investors and hedge funds make massive purchases or sales during market close or "after market hours", thereby impacting the share price for other investors while they can't do anything?
Please answer him!
probably to be profitable they need to focus trading to a max participants while manipulating the price, it gives a better risk/reward average, just a gess.
It will largely sort itself out when the market opens and normal supply/demand takes over the next day. This is why there’s such huge opportunity in extended hours trading. Prices become “irrational” more quickly, but tend to normalize at market open. Not long ago the Dow was down aox 1100, then dove another 700 after hours. The 700 drop disappeared by market open, so buying long during that brief dip produced immediate profits by the morning. Of course it’s risky, but filled with opportunity.
Cause people need to sleep, have sex and get divorced.
‘Dark pool ‘ or market maker have more manipulated than we do.
4:16 Ahh, finally a financial channel I can relate to.
1) i think events are going to happen that will increase the perceived value of a certain sector
2) i start looking at BALANCE SHEETS of companies in sector
3) What is the quick reference version of what i should be looking for that indicates healthy company in a position to grow?
4) What are red flags I should see as deal breakers?
Thanks for all the content! Would you ever do a video on poor man's covered call? Even if you don't believe it what are the pros and cons compared to the wheel strategy? Thanks again!!
Yes! Next tutorial vid will be this.
I really appreciate the time and effort you put into these videos. Not a lot of videos of this quality in the financial space right now.
The real question is -- what happens during the period after after-market hours and before pre-market that causes gap up or down??
There u go. If u keep asking those type of questions, you’ll find the answer. You’re on the right track 💡
@@CommaGains so what's the answer lol
The futures market and stock on international exchanges
@@ivanchunghk just some innocent shenanigans. A little of this, a little of that- buying high, selling low. Oh u know.. 😁
4:44 lmao same
I'm trading crypto... Can't sleep😳
One of the best youtubers in the game thanks bro!
Love how the bows on your glasses occasionally pick up the green screen and wipe out part of your head.
Slick editing in this one, and thanks I’ve been wondering this exact thing for a while now.
Love this channel because he doesn't make "NIO to $500, HERE"S WHY!" videos, instead he provides legit information and breaks it down for the plebs.
Was hoping this video would address stop orders and risk management. I spent so much time focusing on risk management only to find that my stop orders didn't work when the market closed. If all trading stopped and price action was frozen that would make sense to me but the opposite seems to happen and fewer numbers of trades are able to move the price action much further.
Since stop orders sit on the broker's servers I don't see why they would be inactivated at market close in this digital electronic trading environment.
Lack of liquidity overnight.
It's a pain in the ass . Some brokers offer gaurunteed stop execution but that always comes with substantial slippage
I’ve def lost money buying before market hours after there’s a quick correction in stock price when the market opens. At the time I didn’t know about setting a limit price. You’re a diamond my guy lol
I do my best to assess the reward/risk and to invest in names that have significant upside potential. With Egan Hestrel at the helm of affairs of my trades, I have been able to build up a portfolio of shares that has generated a decent return of $500k in profit over a long term on a consistent trading. It’s safe to say that Hestrel is indeed legitimate after a succession of payouts. I have no doubt investing more.
First, you should invest early enough, there’s never a perfect time. Use automation to stay disciplined. Leverage tax advantaged accounts for faster results. Most importantly, the stock market is volatile. Cover risks. My FA handles that so I’m good.
@David Bucker
Oh you can get across to him on his web page (Hestrelegan . info)
where you’ll get a detailed information on him. I wouldn’t leave his number here as he is much of a reserved gentleman.
I tried using robinhood as a beginner but wasn’t getting enough support system now I trade with Hestrel Egan round the clock for my investments and trades making it 2 years now raking in over 200k plus bonuses for last year alone. Was really a great deal for me.
@Augustina De Mevius Sure! I got signed up. My trading account is live already.
get outta here
LoL @ 4:44 balance. This just made me laugh so hard.
Same, lol.
The look of despair on his face
The guy at 4:45 looked too calm for being down almost 200k. Probably a member of r/Walstreetbets
His soul left his body 5 minutes ago. His brain is just processing what happened. haha
Love ya', Adam. Your videos are so great. Really dig these style of videos where you go a little more into the history of "why things are the way they are." Calls on furry art, that's an emerging market with big potential.
1 year later and there are now furry NFTs.
Why was that dude so chill about being invested -$187,000 lol
Is this a real question?
God damn i love this channel so much! "Back in the day, you couldnt just lose money laying in your bed" 🤣🤣
0:58 am I crazy or is that Robert Downey Jr?
The market hours are great, it makes me feel like i have a job without having an actual job, idk, i just feel great having a set time to trade, wouldn't be right if i felt like i had to stay awake the whole night and day too just to compete in the stock market, would be a totally different world if like that so i agree, leave the hours as is, my only issue is not being able to trade more than 3 times a week without having 25k in the bank first, now thats a really big bummer but even in that, iys cool cause it gives me a set goal to hit 25k, just still a bummer having to get there,
Video editing on this was superb. Thanks for the content
thank you for the interesting topic, different editing style from the option ones, always learning something from you. love it!
4:16 Notices a fellow floof 0w0
7:45his comedic style made me sub
As a Primary Market Maker for Oil Futures, I can say that for the most part the video is spot on.
The only trouble now is with all these futures markets becoming more and more available and almost 24 hour trading we are getting close to 90% algo participation.
A topic which wasn’t really touched upon.
Oh and to all the CFD guys reading this or watching this who assume the market makers are out to get you, please do your HOMEWORK!!!
The solution is obvious, we need to do away with sleep.
This video has "blow-up" potential. Not sure why it hasn't gotten more views yet!
Got to say, this guy has an awesome desk setup.
Bro been on and off your videos for a week or so. It’s how I determine the legitimacy of someone. And you’re great bro, open, honest, zero ego, just a genuine passion and enjoyment for what you do. Big ups mate
Read your broker's *disclosures* not "disclaimers." A _disclaimer_ is a statement that denies responsibility.
The broker is denies responsibility for your unfair fill on a market order. Something they are legally required to do (give best prices), so it is a disclaimer.
@@davidharperii I'm not not responsible for your fills, either, because, like your broker, I don't fill your orders.
Your broker merely routes your order. The fill you get on a market order depends on liquidity. You need to read your broker's DISCLOSURES about liquidity. You also need to heed the disclosure you get every time you place an order: you do so at your own risk.
@@herrickinman9303 no broker, no order so one is just as important as the other, but thanks for the disclaimer ;)
Robert downy Jr looking really concerned at 1:00 🤣🤣
Loved this video. Question for you, --Forex.-- Can you do a video on that? Try to do at least 20 minute video. Really get in to it. The reason is simple you are awesome at communicating complicated concepts. Actually you earned me $1,200 dollars so far thanks for teaching option trading, it was muchly needed.
There are huge opportunities (and risks) in extended hours trading. Large swings occur, which aren’t reported. A trader can get in and out with substantial gains (or losses) which will go unnoticed by most.
Forgive my ignorance. What is the negative to selling a cash secured put at a higher strike price than the current market price to obtain the higher premium. If it never arrived at that higher price would you not keep the premium and the option expire worthless??
Lmaoooo could never be me 🤣- I would die in there! So grateful for technology 🙏🏼
is that Robert Downey Jr in that stock pit clip lol?
You are HANDS DOWN the best financial RUclips
4:44 I’m fuggin crying 🤣. My mans is regretting that coffee purchase along with his entire life.
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does post market determine the direction of the next day?
When he said “wonder why coke was so popular on Wall Street” I started laughing my ass off.
Is that Robert Downey Jr aka iron man at .0:58 🤔🤔
Pro Pro tip : use limit orders even if you want to take from market, and always put your stop loss if you don't follow the market actively.
Market orders should be deprecated
Started watching your vids like 3 wks ago to understand a little. Lexington and concord happened on my second week. now questioning the afterhours market rules if they can be what they seem. Dam Adam thanks for the red 💊. now the tables leg is wobbly and unstable. At this point the only option would be to excersice on friday or bust. Your a 🐐. Thanks. Its for the greater good.
So, we have gap ups and downs because of a big market maker trading after hours?
Well, you can trade after hours too.
And pre-market hours.
On your chart to see some gap ups and downs, check "show extended hours".
Also, sometimes when markets start up, if some catalyst such as a great or shitty earnings report was sent out prior to markets opening, and some stocks don't trade extended hours, but even that do... once normal markets start; the bid and ask spread can vary a lot...
Bullish catalysis all sellers forming their ask are thinking: Shit this stuff's worth gold... gonna have to up my sell to something like a few bucks or more than I was expecting to sell this for.... so no market orders, we'll just chill up here with a high asking price.
And buyers are thinking: I don't care if you rape me with a wet noodle and poor boiling water down my back and I only get 1 share for all this cash I expected to get at least 2 shares with, take my fucking money!
First trade of the day high ask is met by market order buyer.
Gap up.
Bearish catalyst buyers are thinking... stinky stock... Was gonna probably turtle in at a little dirty bird figure here... but let's shave of several dollars instead.
Sellers are thinking... gotta get rid of this stinky pile of garbage NOW take my profits what's left of them... or lost enough already, dump it now... quick take my stocks and give me anything in return!
First trade low bid is met by market order seller.
Gap down.
Prices go up means buyers are not really doing limit orders necessarily, but market orders, matching the lowest ask; this buys up the ask price making prices go up.
Prices go down means sellers are not really doing limit orders necessarily, but market orders to sell into the bid order book to the highest bidder working the price down; prices go down.
Heavy selling means sellers are buying out bid order books which are arranged from highest bid to lowest bid. Majority of sellers are market ordering/matching the next best bid price.
Prices go down.
Heavy buying means buyers are buying out ask order books which are arranged from lowest ask to highest ask. Majority buyers are market ordering/matching the next best ask price.
Prices go up.
What is the song at the end? Fantastic information, thank you!
0:58 is that robert downey junior ? ?? 😲
4:44 Rofl you're fantastic I love you
On TDAmeritrade you can't use a market order in pre-market or post market hours, you have to use a limit order
I’ve quadrupled my return since March and I’m considering day trading! You’ve been such a help thank you for your quality content!!
And how is that currently going for you?
So you get a different price than when you buy it if you buy it over night? And what is a collar? Is that like a buffer between change to a certain amount ?
Is there any way to place an order for an options contract pre market and have a higher chance of it getting filled like when market opens. I always see buyers at a certain price at pre market but when I put in my order it doesn’t go in properly for the contract is there any way to do this ?
Great video!
But how do I reconcile your comment about why there is no 24/7 trading b/c of ‘lack of liquidity’ with the fact that markets are open more or less around the world (Hong Kong, Tokyo, Australia, multiple in Europe, etc)? Why not just push tested into open markets around the world around the clock?
man your videos are great! Seriously you have the best channel when it comes to stock/option talk. very informative. Brilliant dude
You didn't mention what happens to options after hours and how that can skew your port balance if you've got -CCs that don't change AH, but the underlying makes a big move. It won't rebalance 'til 9:30 when the option starts pricing again.
0:58 was that Robert Downey Jr?😂😂😂
wow, this video felt you turned a corner. Good job mate!
can u explain who these market makers are, what gives them the rihgt!
It can be anybody, but usually people with large amounts of capital. While constantly selling at the ask and buying at the bid, they are also holding massive amounts of the stock in order to be able to sell at the ask. To mitigate the risk of holding the stock, they have to be collecting the bid-ask spread as profit as much as possible. So, the must have a LOT of money. These are usually large banks and financial institutions.
Your one of the best teachers/educator for the market. I have a decent grasp of the market and still love all your videos. I'm always recommending your videos to anyone that wants to learn. Keep it up. I dont know how you dont already have 1Million+ subscribers.
what software do you use to analyze stock charts ? is there a video you do on looking at charts ?
DO NOT FIX THE GREEN SCREEN COLOR SPILL. IT'S ON BRAND AF.
And tbh, you should make it emphasized.
Hello,
I want to start by saying thank you for your channel. Very informative and the way you explain things is amazing very straight to the point.
Secondly, I want to ask you, how come the prices of some stocks keep changing way after market is closed? I'm talking about midnights which is more than 6 hours after the market is closed. I feel like something is not fair.
damn that guy is -187,292 i thought i was down bad.
Question: If I have a call spread where both legs are currently in the money, and I think the underlying is going to continue rising, is it wise to get rid of the short leg early on and keep my long leg in hopes of generating more profit?
You are the first person I have heard explain why it's not 24/7.. Thank you!
Darn Harold, drinking late...
The thing that sucks most about market hours is that I am a night owl, on the west coast... I get very little time with the market lol
Cool hair, literally exactly what I want mine to look like!
Just found this channel. By far the best to explain everything about the stock market. He shoud have 10 times the subs.
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Here is a question...why in the world does the market shut due to obscure holidays...like good friday?
I've been trading for years and that's the best explaination of bid/ask I've ever seen. I KNOW what it means but it's always over complicated how it's explained usually and not in a useful way. Come across this video by accident in suggested but I am a subscriber 👍
Is that Robert Downey Jr. on 59th second lol 0:59
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I do believe 2009 was the last time traders traded on the floor of the NYSE. Great video!
There are thousands of stocks. How is a broker going to find another broker to find a particular, maybe more obscure stock? It seems like it would take forever on the floor.
PogU for using a Glorious mouse. you get my sub. (0:11)
You're the best! What do you think of naked calls? Too dangerous?
You mentioned how market makers/people going to sleep is probably the main reason (and other needs such as going home or whatever) do you think it would be a good concept to have a global market in which all people from all time zones can provide liquidity for a 24 hour trading session? Love the vids, and do you think you could make a vid on Lotto Flys? Thank you!!
this is a fantastic topic. I've argued for a 24/7 market. futures have been able to do this. it's more tradition at this point.
My sleep schedule is literally set for school and the stock market
And once you burn through all of whatever money you have... it'll be to the schedule of a couple shit jobs.
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I always do limit orders. Always. And not market orders. Thoughts?
Nice transition at 3:39 haha