When Liquidation Creates Waterfalls & Failed Bounces - Scan For March 29, 2021

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[@yaxairarodriguez4755]

much luv, 5:45 put your trades into categories -what/why u r trading-pattern, and then the other trades into random set ups-observe this, watch this, trade your set ups and stop whats not working, 9:50 bounces fail, dip buyers, tape heavy, trade and stick to your plan, blow outs happen-don't stay wrong, 12:51 be caution, nothing has to rally, observe first, play accordingly, may get more flushed out, risk mgt & size mgt, don't be BIAS, 19:35 focus on your set ups-come to the market looking for your own A-Plus set up-who cares, if you miss others, it wil happen, be okay with that, move on, 25:46 getting in/out, you can get back in, you should be comfortable, thats okay 26:50 to save on commission and yet staying wrong-will cost you ALOT more, than the commission by far-(this applies to both long/short, lol-thank you, enjoy the rest of your weekend

[@ghislain7934]

24:09 "When you get the perfect exits, let me know. I've been trying to figure that out for like 17-18 years". So true !

[@mike4kllc]

19:21 "Avoid what you suck at", Major Key!

[@thomas74london]

The first 6 min is a nice reminder. I blew up most of my 2020 profit because I chased shiny things 😅.My takeaway is focus now on What I know and What I am familiar best😂 even if it could take days to not trade👍

[@kennethalvis3906]

Key Takeaway: "How to make trading easier ---- Avoiding what you suck at!!!" 19:00 Its not only that this is such golden advice it is the conviction that Nate says it with.

[@charlessmith7161]

15:10 “All you have to manage is your risk”. Clicked for me as stop trying to figure out what the market may do and concentrate on my risk and I’ll come out much better. Thanks Nate

[@silvikification]

Key takeaway for me was 2:46 when you mentioned your friend steering away from his/her A+ trades. I needed to hear that. Focus on what works, and as you put it so simply, Stop doing what doesn't work. Thanks, Nate.

[@Dsize]

04:08 love this, wait for your setup. Have to stick to this, i used to get too eager and try and predict a turn and its totally random if it works. Wait for a set up, accuracy goes up and stress goes down

[@TS-nj6ej]

key 4:00 focus on your edge. Right at the beginning. I was glued to some of the choppy NFT runners instead could have been looking at my normal setups.

[@andreslee161]

Man you get better every single day. Thank you for doing this for all of us !!

[@jfine08]

4:44 getting rid of randomness... how simply eliminating random trades can have a dramatic positive effect on your p/l. this stood out to me a lot as I've personally seen that the majority of my drawdowns are almost always a direct result of trading random setups/setups that are outside the wheelhouse. stay patient, wait for YOUR setups, focus on YOUR process, and get rid of the randomness

[@daveshell7251]

Nate that video should have been members only education. Loved the entire pre scan info was awesome!!!

[@bto9273]

14:30 well said, this is why we trade. Trade with a plan and also another takeaway is that the market does not care about you. The market the does what it does

[@Fregoc7]

Key takeaway that has helped me a lot recently. Recognize frontside. Put some on but don’t jump in front of a moving train. Let it develop. We get this fear of missing the trade and get overaggressive. You don’t need to be early. Plenty of opportunity upon confirmation. Ties into the “bet heavy bet last” idea

[@cooltrades7469]

Great oportunities are always there.We have to be ready.

[@stevenbraun4809]

Just joined with an annual membership today. Cant wait to join the community

[@arshdeepsingh1536]

20:00 focus on what you are good

[@benstewart3229]

19:21 Avoid what you suck at - good reminder too that you should always be analyzing your trades.

[@jessef205]

3:45. It's what I always try consciously come to the market with. Understanding, Process & strategy. Trade those only, if your strategy isn't there... don't trade. Process over profits always.

[@jamilehsalameh6692]

I am like you Nate. I got a little of the first move on viac and messed the rest of it. Frankly, did not see the stock going down that much in two days. Every time it goes down further, I tell myself it’s not going to go down any further but it did. Lol

[@firm_plan5344]

Key Takeaway for Understanding Range (21:28): - Take into consideration what happened and what is happening - Has it been easy money lately (longs getting rewarded during PM because stocks continue to shoot up) - Is it Monday? - Always look left - Look at key levels to see where things can potentially run to or flush down to before they would need to consolidate to change the trend Key Takeaway for Understanding When to Exit a Trade When Things are Looking Bad (25:50): - Wish that you were in the trade then wish that you weren't - Better to be out than wish you were out - It's more costly to be wrong in a trade and not want to exit then it is to pay the commissions for that trade Key Takeway for High Odd Plays (+90% win rate) (27:30): - It only takes 1 bad trade to whip your entire account, especially with stocks that have less than 10M float trading hundreds of thousands of volume

[@davidroseenbluth7145]

Started to avoid these monster volume stocks cause i was just getting whipsawed. Starting trading the secondary stocks the ones people were forgetting about and had a great week. Ex. The biotech ipos on friday were monsters. Thnx for the commentary. .....Bandit

[@seanperez9249]

45:20 If you assume a stock is going to fail at certain levels then you aren't fully sized, let it break/prove and continue on and then scale into winners

[@toeknee511]

19:50 Avoid at what you suck at and focused at what you know and be surprised at what happens

[@jarrens]

25:50 it's better to wish you were in a trade than weren't in a trade

[@shabazz456]

Key takeaway: 26:00 It's better to be out than wish you were out

[@cooltrades7469]

Trading is about consisteny,year after year without huge drawdowns.10 per cent is ok but sort of a limit for agressive(proved)strategy.Emotions should never interfere.No matter what and how you trade the principles are the same.Plan the trade and trade the plan.

[@Quickbags]

Key takeaway: 24:58 as you trade more size you don’t want the perfect exit because sometime you might miss it and you need liquidity to get out

[@BeabullTrader]

17:50 - Avidity Fitness rocks!

[@huibhuibhuib1583]

21:05 This is killer, identifying how people are conditioned based off prior action to help anticipate range. Insane

[@AfeMeng]

For me I like scaling to the winners “ that is my biggest problem I am adding to my looser scaling down not accepting small losses taking me to the ground.Thank you for your help

[@Anti-Stateradio]

Thank you for another great video

[@nneudi]

5:15 categorize your trades and focus on your strong setup! You hammer it every week and it is starting to sink in! Learn some everyday and I will succeed in the long run.

[@jonathanlake8595]

Key takeaway; 48:39 "The sooner you focus on you, you will start going in the right direction." It's my key takeaway because it helps me focus on my process and my development.

[@drunktoad111]

What is it when you say the front side of a trade

[@Noispaxen]

49:19 The sooner you focus just on you and becoming the better you, the better you're gonna do.

[@mikeb6354]

this is fantastic

[@Mk-2018]

Avoid what you suck at! love it!

[@grumpytrade]

"Avoid what you suck at" so often we go after trades we know are low % for us historically.

[@achraf0156]

Key takeaway: it's essential to "stay wise" and be aware that the market could be trying to make us act a certain and reward us for a few weeks just to take it all back and more when our discipline slips

[@freemind2025]

I need that shirt!

[@Jollynescoo]

40:58 You have to put more things together when you make your decison.

[@njteh]

Paying commission fees to exit a trade is much better than not being sure and sticking in your entry... time stamp 27

[@izaque0416]

key takeaway: how to make trade easier? 19:14 avoid what you suck at. focus in what you konw and watch what happens!

[@MD-kj4qk]

Key takeaway for this market.. Don't rush the trade,, let the trade come to you and confirm.

[@brandonhanna2770]

5:23 "You should know right away what category you're trading." The random category is where most losses come from.

[@mattschlottman2908]

Key takeaway is the importance of being patient and not forcing a trade. There will always be opportunities and we don’t have to pull them out of thin air

[@mtmsxp]

Come prepared or don’t show up. 👍🏾

[@kkp4297]

when price falls, other funds using margin will also be margin called. VIAC is not worth much more than it was in January 2020.

[@karenandandrew08]

19:18 avoid what you suck at!

[@anthonypicca9322]

this guy knows his shit

[@chrishansen1715]

We all know where it’s going but the path it takes to get there might not be what you think.

[@senthilkumara3151]

Key takeaway : 1. one trade will wipe all my profits , have to be careful with risk management. 2. Pick the stocks which I am comfortable, rather than catching everything running.

[@eljuanramon]

🧠🧠🐐🐐🐐🐐

[@doctorfrost3]

Key Takeaway: 21:36 Is it Monday? I need to remember that the day of the week has a significant impact on how the market reacts

[@noahplummer7909]

14:50 "The market doesn't care about you or anyone else. The market is gonna do what the market is gonna do." 🔑 takeaway

[@samturbo4049]

@48:30 avoid what you're sh*t at

[@kaebifan]

26:26 get out of trade and get in with clear head, losing on commission is more economical then losing big when you are on wrong side of the trade and did not cut your loss.

[@Jimb0lay1]

Key takeaway: The only thing you can control as a trader is risk.

[@alejogiraldo3385]

KEY TAKEAWAYS: - Only show up when you´re ready to take/recognize those set ups that have proven EDGE to you. - Don´t be too proud on the executions, then overstay trying to save small bucks on comissions will be the reason for self - sabotage later. - Trust & Respect your Risk Managment Rules, you will thank yourself later. Market will always tease your commitment with them. - We can´t even imagine where could we get if minimize worthless mistakes becomes a priority.

[@w1nzton]

14:37 well said, this is why we trade. Trade with a plan and also another takeaway is that the market does not care about you. The market the does what it does