I have a question: What are the deciding factors of whether or not a stock will break resistance or bounce off resistance? And same for support; whether or not a stock will crack support or bounce off support?
Love the video! My question would be what kind of news events make the best catalysts for intraday plays, and/or second day continuation plays ?? Thanks for all your help!
New to trading, great info! My question is, what would be considered a “good” percentage of volume to total float to use towards a prediction of a spike in the near future?
I’m studying , and taking notes . Trying to learn more so . I just don’t see the importance of putting my money in the bank anymore when I can invest it in my portfolio, watch it move myself .
Lol simplify haha I had to re-watch like 10times to understand hahaa I swear my brain is getting information overload 🤣 Ohk thanks Tim watched and noted x
I am just now getting into Trading and watching the stock market's. I've invested close to $500 now I've invested in NIO and lukoil. And I'm living on my disability but I'm wanting 2 turns money to where I can make some money. My question is how do I know when the stock market is going down and when that going up because sometimes I go up and down up and down up and down they just kind of go sideways
If “market makers” can manipulate a stock price to keep it above $1, are they also manipulating prices at $10, $100, or $1000? Can market makers cause a stock to break support or resistance levels? Do market makers also produce news articles, or other catalysts?
market makers are making money off of bid ask spreads and selling retail data. big quantities of shares move the market. big positions. whether they are chasing liquidity, stop losses, or creating supply or demand
volume will go up regardless.... it takes buying and selling to move the price, which are both contributors of volume. The price would stay the same and you have 500 buys and 500 sells. 1000 volume no movement because no imbalance in supply and demand ... fair value
Greater fool theory 😳🙄🧐. I better keep my money an index fund otherwise. i have a feeling i will be the greatest fool and i will be left holding the bag!
How do you determine how much tax you pay on day trading? I’ve seen ppl trade with 30,000 thousand, buy 10,000 in stock, wait for it to make a couple hundred, then sell it. That has to have massive tax implications. They make that money in literally a day.
Based on my knowledge that I've gathered from my experience so far, you only get taxed when you withdraw your money, so to the best of my knowledge if that money is still invested in the platform it shouldn't be taxed yet. Not 100% that's to the best of my knowledge. You may correct me if I'm wrong
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Can you please make video about TSLA , Why the price changing a lot .
I have a question: What are the deciding factors of whether or not a stock will break resistance or bounce off resistance? And same for support; whether or not a stock will crack support or bounce off support?
Its about risk management much more than predicting the future. plan to lose, it makes winning much better.
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How do you feel about investing with apps like cashapp or acorns? And what are some “more professional” options to invest?
Love the video! My question would be what kind of news events make the best catalysts for intraday plays, and/or second day continuation plays ?? Thanks for all your help!
On StocksToTrade is there a way to indicate reverse splits on the chart?
Yout really make it so simple to understand. Thanks
So in theory, if you cornered the float. Do the potential buyers bids affect the price? In turn allowing you to sell at a higher price?
supply and demand is another aspect of the process you gotta pay attention to thanks tim
New to trading, great info! My question is, what would be considered a “good” percentage of volume to total float to use towards a prediction of a spike in the near future?
Can you go more into detail about the fine line between being discipline cutting losses and having patience and letting the pattern/plan play out?
I’m studying , and taking notes . Trying to learn more so . I just don’t see the importance of putting my money in the bank anymore when I can invest it in my portfolio, watch it move myself .
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Lol simplify haha I had to re-watch like 10times to understand hahaa I swear my brain is getting information overload 🤣
Ohk thanks Tim watched and noted x
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Video is very useful! Thanks Tim for helping us understand, really got a lot from this!
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I understand now. Thanks for the video.
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Great video! Could you make one on taxes for day traders?
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I am just now getting into Trading and watching the stock market's. I've invested close to $500 now I've invested in NIO and lukoil. And I'm living on my disability but I'm wanting 2 turns money to where I can make some money. My question is how do I know when the stock market is going down and when that going up because sometimes I go up and down up and down up and down they just kind of go sideways
Thanks. This video is so helpful
Thank you Tim B
If “market makers” can manipulate a stock price to keep it above $1, are they also manipulating prices at $10, $100, or $1000? Can market makers cause a stock to break support or resistance levels? Do market makers also produce news articles, or other catalysts?
market makers are making money off of bid ask spreads and selling retail data. big quantities of shares move the market. big positions. whether they are chasing liquidity, stop losses, or creating supply or demand
Excellent stuff
Thanks!!
This is day trader stuff not for passive investors
Why does volume goes up an prices goes down
volume will go up regardless.... it takes buying and selling to move the price, which are both contributors of volume. The price would stay the same and you have 500 buys and 500 sells. 1000 volume no movement because no imbalance in supply and demand ... fair value
could u pls xplain how vroom went from $0.20 to $15 in one day? a lot od people became rich
Greater fool theory 😳🙄🧐. I better keep my money an index fund otherwise. i have a feeling i will be the greatest fool and i will be left holding the bag!
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How a stock price dropped from $15 to $11 in a minutes ? Wafu 06/11/20
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How do you determine how much tax you pay on day trading? I’ve seen ppl trade with 30,000 thousand, buy 10,000 in stock, wait for it to make a couple hundred, then sell it. That has to have massive tax implications. They make that money in literally a day.
I don’t know how it works in America but in the UK only your profit earnings are taxed at 10-20%
Based on my knowledge that I've gathered from my experience so far, you only get taxed when you withdraw your money, so to the best of my knowledge if that money is still invested in the platform it shouldn't be taxed yet. Not 100% that's to the best of my knowledge. You may correct me if I'm wrong
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