The correct approach to learning day trading. | Dux Weekly Analysis

[@abdelkrimwahidi3651]

This alone is a free course that worth much more than just "thank you" DUX..

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[@seriouskitchen356]

how much they charge u dud

[@lazybeastz182]

if u learn from this u should buy his freedom challenge

[@kofmasters1]

Do u know what platform is he using in this video?

[@train-insaiyan9067]

Finally someone that doesn’t have ads every 5 mins

[@stevendux]

imaoo

[@hassanjacobs7506]

@neal cassady probably didn't need it but is most decibels worth it

[@kofmasters1]

Do u know what platform is he using in this video?

[@Scoped12X]

this guy is a legend. the amount of info given away is like huge. thank you soo much.

[@janfavor101]

Hi from Thailand, I'm so happy to run into your video. It is my day 4th of trading world because of Covid-19 staying at home and have no where to go, So I decided to learn how to trad. I'm open account with 340 USD (making 1, 3 USD profit on each day) and yesterday my husband gave me 3,000 USD to work it out and hopefully I can have more experience. So much much much more to learn and Thank you so much for great content. I will go back and watch them all. 🙏🙏🙏

[@quanganluong9723]

How did it go so far? Do you have a Instagram or something to see how your progress is going?

[@janfavor101]

@@quanganluong9723 So far it was good and not good.😅 April 27 (340$) profit = 1$ April 28 (341$) profit = 3$ April 29 (3,344$) profit = 21$ April 30 (3,365$) lose = 17 $ (Because I brought stocks in different prices and I didn't know that they average all prices, so I sold understand price by accident) And now we have holidays day off. So much more to learn. Can't wait to trade again on Tuesday. 🌱 Will come update here in a month to let you know. 🖖

[@jayxreeves]

look into forex trading, you will be able to leverage your cash better and make higher returns

[@whenclips]

@janfavor101 What broker platform are you using?

[@shredder807]

janfavor101 Don't rush in to trading. Take a good amount of time learning all of the basics and some more. After that test your strategies by paper trading. Only do real trade once you are a 100% sure of what you are doing. Learning to trade by trading can make you lose all your money.

[@waldysantana1280]

Hi Steve, I participated in the conference you had on March 27, 28, and 29 and I really learned a lot from you. Thank you. If possible, I'd like to hear you talk about sec filling. I know this information would add a lot of value to your students and followers.

[@taylor_o]

I think you have the most informative trading videos. Thanks!

[@zzz_ttt_0091]

you gave me so much directions to look, I became profiteble after 3 months. month 4-5 green (~100 trades a month). I play long only. found 4 patterns 85% accuracy, and I trade based on Volume, Patterns, and statistics. I am scalping most of the time. 5-10 minute trades at most. In 6 months spent about 1000+ hours looking a t charts moving / creating statistics / trading (8hours/day at minimum).

[@zzz_ttt_0091]

today last day of month ... so high probability I do not lose as much that I go red for this month :D

[@samanthanisla1729]

hi how much do u start with ?thx

[@zzz_ttt_0091]

@@samanthanisla1729 i have cash account. cannot short. you can start with 3000 and use 1000 each day. trading 330$ positions. But make sure you are profitable in simulator before you go with real money. and use 10% STOP all the time which you move only in the direction of the trade.

[@zzz_ttt_0091]

@@samanthanisla1729 Nowadays I take 2-3 trades per day. Although there are 6-7 setups , but I get tired.

[@airbitclub7001]

Hello do you have any recommendation YT video that how to use Volume? Thanks

[@meowmeow4281]

Hey Steven. I'm long in $INO. It gave me comfort that you said INO is not an idea short. I started trading about 2 months ago watching you videos - you've taught me a lot. I'm up...maybe 20k. I'm playing with my girlfriends and her fathers money. So I'm under quite a lot of pressure, haha just wanted to say thank you for your free videos

[@sCommeSylvain]

You must have watched his videos doing something else because you have not understood a thing... He clearly stated INO is a short for "swing trading". It is just not perfect for his intraday strategies.

[@meowmeow4281]

@@sCommeSylvain he also said theres too much support at $9. which proven to be true today. But letsee monday. The fact that its not an ideal short is good enough for me

[@JulianGolling-alt]

Just found you today from an interview, and you seem like super chill, intelligent and genuine guy. Amazing trading information in this one!

[@pieter-janroex9616]

Really high quality video, thanks! I had a big breakthrough about Over Extended Gap Downs. I watched all your videos and the quality of your videos is definitely increasing.

[@jaydeepsamantray3333]

Hello sir , I am from India hope your doing well , I am glad I run into your videos thank you for guiding and helping out us all

[@Xinkgs]

Stay Safe Duxinator. Thanks for the vids as always.

[@stevendux]

you too !

[@wallysbeach]

Thanks again, always learning more nuances of trading from you .

[@d4harbinger662]

Hey, Steven. I'm new to learning the stock market and first off, i wanna thank you for everything you did, you've really helped me understand a lot. BUT i have one problem... the vocabulary/terminology of the stock market is where my trouble lies, could you please make a few videos explaining the vocabulary of the stock market and show visuals so i would know what im looking at. i thank for you for everything.

[@chada1427]

Just google the terms he uses that you’re unfamiliar with

[@billlee7737]

geez, you are lazy and want to be spoonfed

[@OptimisticScrooge]

The best place to find those answers is investopedia. They have a lingo dictionary that you can look up any terms you are unfamiliar with. Like the others said don't be lazy. Never make money in the market if you're not willing to work hard.

[@ThatTURK1]

Doesn’t volume only show once the candle is filled, so once you realize the volume is high the price has gone too high to trade and will potentially drom anyway so I dont think thats a good way to analyze these penny trades

[@Origamiztec]

I started watching your videos when you were in Andrew Hales' interview because I heard you had an engineering background. Seems like a math background with the use of psychology seems super useful. Exciting

[@harleyhe007]

Hi Steven, can you do a video on your top 10 trades from the past. How you find them and how you did the risk analysis and your executions on them? Thank you!

[@ellia3213]

Bro I'll pay whatever u want for a statistics course. It's literally the only dvd missing !!!!

[@SimDoes]

Bro just track pullbacks and % gain and such. Use your imagination. Plot it on a spreadsheet and find some sort of pattern.

[@ellia3213]

SimDoes LOL

[@adriank2959]

his course is $1200 each, you will need 4000-5000 dollars to get it....are you gonna place your order now?

[@ellia3213]

@@adriank2959 I already have his other courses. I said stats was the only course missing. Read the comment carefully.

[@juana1483]

@@ellia3213 are you getting rich? (not sarcasm 😉)

[@ApeBar-DeFi]

Hey Steve.. love this format of videos bro..

[@theincrediblehitkid]

Thank you for that ! - and your calm understandable explaining !

[@тимурратников]

My favorite channel so far🤯

[@purple_mang0]

- Overextended gapdown, potential first red day short. Market cap between 10-100m, volume: 20-40million, float: 3-5m. once these criterias fit the pattern, you look at your statistic sheet. You should know the winning % of this pattern. - Eg trading first green day & there’s a morning spike. Usually morning spike counts as gaining liquidity. If stock continues to spike and starts consolidation and there’s no resistance, people are very interested in this stock because if the stock is already over 100%, people think it might go 200%-300%. In between that time, it’ll attract more volume compared to normal. - If it morning panics and stock trades 50% in 2 secs, people lose interest. So lose liquidity. - Patterns always beat volume analysis. - When looking at a downtrending chart with a first green day. 60% of time it has a 2nd green day. If the first green day trended more volume compared to average, 60% of the time, the stock will gap up. gapped up and doubled - For first green day, average price is $3-10 - Nasdaq has requirement that stock can’t go below $1. So market makers might manipulate that. - Clean resistance is volume all packed in one day. Not slow grind or potential b/o through the resistance without any volume. - When a stock takes multiple days to go up, the speed of going up = speed of coming down. - He doesn’t like slow stocks. Likes intraday patterns. Better risk/reward and higher winning%s

[@maideldiaz201]

Thank you. I love your videos ! thanks for sharing your knowledge !

[@amgineco]

I AGREE.. PATTERN supercedes VOLUME data.. Brilliant analysis on WLL and WORX.. Mh, Index Futures Speculator

[@thefarcountry]

I notice on CPAH play you enter short play right off opening bell ~ you did not wait for it to make 1 or 2 attempts to spike up again as it came down the backside. I wonder, how you know it is safe to short ~ and how did you know it would not try to spike up again, run even higher, and potentially end up squeezing you out of the play? In other videos you recommend to wait for 2 or 3 attempts to run, several hours after initial sky-rocket event. Brilliant tutorials, Steve. Thx.

[@williamsheppe9559]

Excellent Video! Keep them coming!

[@sleasy01]

I'm more confused than when I started after this

[@davidgilbert3124]

Bro facts,😂

[@sleasy01]

@Chelle it's not the principal. It's the way he explains it. Charlie broke this down in a much better way

[@joshuamartinez8049]

When you calculate float rotation do you calculate the same day your trading or after it already had its first Green Day

[@andranikmilitosian9620]

Calculate it whenever you want

[@pavel9131]

Well done, Du.

[@kylewattssurfing3266]

It gets better every time!

[@djben928]

Thank you Steven for your videos and it is really amazing. It help me a lot

[@marcelohmotta]

Dux, you should consider adding subtitles to your videos. I am a huge fan, though!

[@orangesunlabs]

Click settings, subtitles, turn on English, bingo! At least it shows on my Imac youtube view...Not sure about mobile.

[@marcelohmotta]

@@orangesunlabs I've already tried it. The translation is very poor. Most of Steven's free content are aimed to beginner traders, to attract them to join his Program. It is key to be very clear on what he is saying, as lots of these words are new to newbies. But that is just my humble opinion! Cheers!

[@orangesunlabs]

@@marcelohmotta Good points!

[@ichiiban]

Hi Steven Dux! Appreciate all your videos! I guess it would be better if you could add some subtitles to compensate for the accent. Just some suggestions for your next videos soon! Thanks!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@ThatWhatsUpMusic]

Thanks Bro, really appreciate the information. First Year Investor here.

[@87cakeface]

Hi Steven, I don’t know if you’re actually going to read this or not but thought it was worth writing. I watched you on jubilee, and I’m currently a med student, and I’m just amazed at what trading even is. I’m always wanting to learn more and more but I’m just curious as how somebody like me, a student, could even have the time to add this to my schedule. Part of me wonders, could I even be able to?

[@stevendux]

i started get in to trading when i was an engineer student with 22 credit hour so i would assume yes

[@87cakeface]

Steven Dux I understand you worked your tail off but starting from scratch and not knowing anything. Would a person who knows nothing be able to? I always hear about my male friends trading stocks and for me, I have no idea if I’d even be able to. I guess I am hungry for detail but I wish it was something to do while I’m in med school. I have no background in computer engineering.

[@sedul2006]

HI Steven, Thank you for your videos, they are very informative. 1) Do you have any introduction beginner pattern videos 2) I watched a couple and most are shorting, any videos explaining long patterns? 3) Do you layer options strategies on your low float stock day trading strategies?

[@jgron3156]

Steven the Dux 500000 mill per second words :)

[@jgron3156]

APRN aggresive pull up or what Dux man? don´t forget my cut . cheers ;P

[@mico2018]

Thank you! Very insightful!

[@frankmurillo9823]

thank you for what you do

[@TheTechPapi]

Steven in a trade like WORX how many days did you hold on the Short position. Also... Do you mind sharing the HTB plus interest and other fees in comparison to your your net income from that trade? Percentages would suffice. Also... How many days do you suggest one should hold the Short position? Until 80% profit? Is that your target goal? What risk do you keep? (I know loaded question... Feel free to answer as much as you want. Anything is welcomed)

[@patriciaekpenyong6462]

Amazing Steve, I'm proud of you

[@carloswatchmearn1989]

Brahh legit thank you.

[@snezanstojcevic2700]

uuuuuuuuuu you made my day:) ty duuuuuuuuuuuuux!

[@snezanstojcevic2700]

uuuuuuuuuu you again made my day :))

[@kingjulius6858]

Hey Steven what doing think about using hedeging strategies on micro cap stocks?

[@deodatlawson8877]

King Julius hedging strategies are good but comes with a price, for micro cap stocks it’s not necessary to hedge as the price of the options are already low, if u choose to hedge over it you’d incur more cost than gains. Hedging is more suitable for more expensive trades, where u want to cut your losses big time and the costs of covering the loss is lower. That’s my take on hedging strategies cause effectively when u “hedge”, you’re taking both sides of the position so u can cover your losses, when u buy both sides of of position your cost of trading magnifie. Say for example mirco cap stocks strike price is $1.00, your trading strategy is hedged* so u buy call and puts at 0.10 each, that means the cost of trade is 0.20 which accounts for 20% of the stock price, and u need the stock to move 20% more to actually gain from the trade and u don’t get 20% chg in price in 5 minutes especially in trading where each trade is fast paced. However, in a larger stock say its $100 and u buy same strategy and at a cost of say 2.00 with strike price $100, the stock only needs to move 2% in any direction away from the strike price for u to gain, and that’s what traders look for, a trade in high volume and capitalize on small chg in the direction of stocks, its more technical but it’s good to know fundamentals. Hope this helps, also I’m not a trader more of an investor but I do study a lot on these topics. Correct me if I’m wrong

[@stevendux]

@@deodatlawson8877 much appreciated for the answer

[@jaysi8057]

@@deodatlawson8877 I'm new to option but if you were to hedge and buy both side. Won't the premium just cancel each other out so you break even or does option premium increase more to one side (call or put) if they move aggressively on one direction? If it move from 10 cent to 20 cent for call. Won't the put just go from 10 cent to around 5 cent?

[@Tanner-tn2mn]

@@jaysi8057 options are for 100 shares. Delta is the main Greek to cause an option to change in value. If you have a .70 delta, the option will change by 70 cents for every dollar the stock moves and you times that by 100...so if you buy a call for 300 on a 100 dollar stock in that scenario, the stock goes to 101 and you theoretically can sell your call for 370. There are other Greeks to affect the price of your option though, like theta (time decay) when an option is nearing the end of it's cycle and is about to expire, theta really takes over and makes you lose everything if you are not in the money. Options are a gamble imo but you can get lucky and when you do it's usually big

[@gavinbannister4124]

You are a saint.

[@icsongi]

thanks Steven, as always

[@ChipmunkJLD]

Steven, do you trade on Bitmex or Bybit for cryptocurrencies?

[@arianfusha1853]

Steven, whats the difference between the Duxinator course and the Trading techniques course?

[@rafaelbuenavida5742]

Thank you for sharing this info!

[@CatamaranChannel]

8:14 'during the corona virus 'hype' As usual your spot on!

[@christianaparo2459]

Hi Steven I did not hear that much from you regarding news in this price range. (relate to older videos) How much do you relate on news?

[@stevendux]

10 percent most of the time

[@chenyx75]

Hello Steve Why do you prefer shorting over buying put option?

[@josiyahmcmullin2293]

Thanks Steven

[@klewis685]

Hi, appreciate the education 👍

[@cynthiali4630]

Thank you, very helpful!!

[@palbanning9059]

Can you do a video on scalping please?

[@qiamahmadi375]

Sir May I ask what software you are using for chart reading ? Can u name it please

[@fredomatseyin1797]

Thanks for the excellent video Dux. Quick question, do you swing trade short positions? if yes , what platform/brokerage firm do you use?

[@ngkt1740]

Just asking,on what criteria or basis do i find stocks to trade in?Like how do i find stocks to trade?Do i do it randomly and see patterns of my own in the stock chart and i choose it or is it something else entirely?

[@moneybags179]

I will liisten to this when I'm not drunk!

[@Tellyobitchsum]

I’m always here when I’m drunk 😂

[@moiseslerma3695]

thank u 4 ur knowledge always

[@appletree9843]

Hi steven Do you use 5 minutes chart or 10 minutes chart ? Which time frame you prefer

[@PatrickStar-et4xz]

What did you say at 8:40 ? "(something)-- gap down"? also what are "multi day runners"? googling it doesn't give a proper definition

[@Tanner-tn2mn]

Over extended gap down. It's a pattern he teaches in his DVDs

[@bumpystonkson5715]

Can you see overall on the day chart its red or green day if you want to be bulish or bearish on the trade right?

[@tengvang4319]

how much capital do you need to start shorting stock between 5-10 dollars.

[@thomasphilip9924]

Steven. How much have you made so far this year.

[@peeta7971]

I am a beginner and starting to learn how to trade and had a few questions. Should you be tracking the market as of now? because it will probably affect the stats later on when this pandemic is over. And while building small accounts, is riding multi-day runner's from the mid-large cap still dependable, even though it only happens a few times a year, and because of this pandemic?

[@OptimisticScrooge]

I just seen the interview with Grattani. Your rid bit on volume averages and price ranges was mind blowing. I'm now looking for unique ways of identifying patterns I can trade. Might find an edge out there lol

[@johnlennon2070]

study the past gainers or gappers to find what works.

[@OptimisticScrooge]

That kinda what I've been doing. I was looking for patterns but don't seem to really see anything at this time . One thing I noticed is volume spikes a few times, usually premarket or an hr or two after the bell, before big runs take place. Still can't pick a long position for the life of me though lol

[@johnlennon2070]

@@OptimisticScrooge based on the hundreds of stocks in my statistics, going long may have insane returns for a select few trades. But on average, there's no profitable long strategies. It's easier to time the shorts than longs. You can easily find past gappers to see this.

[@josephramirez557]

Mr. Dux, Can you do an interview video w/ a few of your top students similar in style to the one's Timothy Sykes does? It would interesting to hear what the top students started out at, how they studied, what were some of their favorite ideas they learned, etc. Thanks.

[@de-SportsHub]

what scanners do you use, what are your filters

[@stevendux]

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[@egertballer]

Great video! what software are you using for your stock analysis? Thanks.

[@julietdelaserna6494]

Hello Steven What Time of the market if we consider that this is the Volume of the Market?

[@danielvianna1596]

Hey Steve, quick question, do you think Level2 is fundamental for a beginner? As you know Level 2 cost a bit more money on brokers. I am just wondering if as a beginner I'll be able to actually use - as take the information is giving me. Does it worth for a beginner? And if not, when do you think a beginner starts to feel that necessity? Thank you very much for all your videos and lessons man. Very well done! Cheers.

[@dannychin907]

Hi Steven,great videos. Can you explain the difference between bounce short and gap up short??

[@dillongeorge6898]

Did you short UAVS?

[@dillongeorge6898]

And did you short WORX on 4/15 or 4/14?

[@ebobby1136]

Can you go over how you trade with a program in the background

[@stevendux]

stt is not very good one use e trade is better

[@dundream8785]

Hey Dux, If you use TradeZero, do you still need to use Stocks To Trade to track? Or can you do historical data/etc inside of TradeZero?

[@stevendux]

yes you can in trade zero stt is easier for me in term of finding float and marketcap

[@tigeryumyums9407]

New to the channel so forgive me, but what is the trading platform you're using Steven? Is it called Stockcraft? I see it in the link above. Thank you.

[@Venus-uf8sp]

Hi Steven.. Thanks for the content.. Quick question.. When I look at the historical chart of some stocks.. I see let's say 10M volume spiked the price for like 20% and then I look further in chart and see 100M volume.. So I expect that kind of volume move the stock price at least over 100% but all I see 10% in price increase.. why is that? That really confuses me. Thanks so much.

[@sam5605]

Dux, please help me with this. Question: when short sellers win a trade, who losses on the other side when the lender sold the share half way through the trade (when the short seller haven't close their position) on the brokerage firm that short seller borrowed from? It is the brokerage that losses the money? if so won't there be a conflict of interest between the brokerage and consistent profitable short-seller?

[@lukemuller6902]

Brokerage firm doesn't buy back traders going long do, brokerage firm just mediates this transaction, so you can't sell your shares back if there no buyers unless youre dealing cfds

[@sam5605]

@@lukemuller6902 thanks for replying but still don get it..

[@lukemuller6902]

Brokerage firms simply make their money facilitating the transfer of shares from one trader to another, they don't hold any shares. So if you make money going short the broker 'gives' your shares to a trader that's going long and makes money off that. Sometimes if there's no buyer for your shares you can't sell them and can lose money. This happens with physical stock but not cfds etc that are simply electronic receipts of stock

[@lukemuller6902]

It'll be you that loses the money since you'll sell it back to the broker at a higher price or technically another trader in the market

[@abg7219]

Big fan, hope you can slow it down a bit so it is easier to understand you strategies

[@mohamedqassem6176]

can you make a video on trading options?

[@ellia3213]

He doesn't trade options

[@AmitKumar-in7ek]

Should I learn fundamental analysis for swing trading?

[@stevendux]

yes

[@AmitKumar-in7ek]

Please make a video on this topic that which fundamental things I should consider to swing trade. In my country, day trading is not allowable that's why I have no other option. I have to do short term swing trade..

[@theaveragehusband4903]

what platform are you on?

[@aankorai492]

6:10 Definitely rewatch this..Thanks Dux

[@ReddNikk]

what program does he use to view stocks? 4:49

[@mikesperience]

stocks2trade... he's sykes student

[@aliabrahimi3711]

What is the software that you are using for your stock charting?

[@hochminus-iy7ro]

To editor: you are funny good guy!

[@stevendux]

I will make sure he knows :)

[@aravindraj09]

What is the chart tool used? Thanks

[@JeanPau1]

Thank you

[@PepeTostado]

Steven, do you reccomend tradezero?

[@jnks7]

what trading software / charting software is that? is that tradingview?

[@stevendux]

This video is very old. I use das trader platform and successtrader as my broker for now. When I go over charts it is usually stocks to trade.

[@danielhidayat2035]

I am new to your channel. What platform are you using to trade?

[@stevendux]

trade zero mainly.

[@mathomodithebe2970]

Good vid dux. Could you please make a vid on what software you use to trade.

[@stevendux]

I mentioned in past videos.

[@AnimeBlazeHDTM]

Anybody know what scanner Steven is using?

[@zkhan9936]

How much are you making shorting this bear market?

[@billyvybes7870]

im more confused than ever. but thank you!

[@agnikai6258]

I was going to short WLL but the borrows were extremely expensive with trade zero.

[@Retro_Speed_Shop]

ETrade, TD, Robinhood, Webull and TradeStation won’t let me short most of the microcap stocks. Pls advise 🙏

[@jeremydosh2871]

great video. smashed that like button. been swing shorting $INO till today the where it hit resistance at that 9.90m area then started its reversal. very nice if u have the patients lol