What are some tips for beginners on how to trade in the last hour of the stock market?
The absolute only way you as a retail sheeple of the herd trader or investor will make a living in the live market on a consistent daily basis is to be 100% confident in your skills.
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You must have zero fear or apprehension about being decisive when it comes time to pull the trigger on a live market trade no matter what time of day during RTH it is.
When trading properly, you have to get excited to sell after the majority of the sheeple of the herd has bought and after a big rally in price, this will challenge every emotional bone in your body to the core and can be very daunting for a beginner trader in any market.
This content is about some ways to help reduce the emotional obstacles to consistently profitable trading for a brand new beginner no matter what time of RTH you are working.
To make a living as a professional trader, especially doing it intraday you will need to be trading a very large risk capital account. I strongly advise against day trading unless you have a very large capital account and can trade size.
What do I mean by a large capital account size? I mean one hundred thousand or more dollars to start, this is really the only way you could make any real money by trading intraday and make a living at it.
The Investing and Trading Business is a Business That is All About Patience
It is a lot of waiting around for a price to get to where you need it to be to make your money and that can take a while sometimes.
Here’s a tip. Professionals are only working in the first and last 15 mintues of RTH.
It requires an iron will not to chase the price or see something that is just not there.
Doing these last two, chasing and seeing things that are not there, will get a new trader into a lot of trouble. IF IT’S NOT THERE, IT’S NOT THERE! All the better to only work from a rule-based strategy that has criteria that tell you when to execute a position.
Only do what you know to be real when working in the live market. The value areas are quite easy to spot once you have trained your eye to look at current price action and then look up and left as far back as you need to go.
Spot them, draw your lines accordingly, then wait for PA to come back and fill your resting order you have waiting.
If you are using an automated strategy which as I said, I strongly encourage you to do, all you will have to do is set it and forget it, sit back and wait to get paid. When you set and forget it can truly give you all the free time you are looking for from your brand new trading business and then some.
If you will put forth the effort and learn how to trade with a set it and forget it mindset, you can have a very nice life from trading the financial markets.
If you are there with your order, you can take advantage of this movement and make money from it.
I also recommend that you have a stop-loss order and a profit-target-exit order attached to your entry order when it is in the live market waiting for price action to fill it.
I suggest you automate as much of your trading strategy as possible and let the market do all the dirty work for you.
All you have to do when your order is executed is sit back and wait to get paid, very simple, it honestly doesn’t really get any easier than that!
I don’t recommend beginners try to execute a position during the last 15 minutes of RTH.
Here’s why.
If you are wrong in your ananlysis and have made an error you might not have enough time to recover and exit.
See the look on the girl’s face? She executed a position at the end of RTH and was wrong and lost a bunch of money.
Don’t be that trader.
To be successful, you must be able to filter what is real and what is not, that takes a while to learn, however, it is doable, you just have to want to do it.
Just ask yourself this one question: do I want to continue to lose money? Your answer should be a no brainer! Smart money shows you the money–can you find it? Open your eyes and smell the money.
I tell newbie’s the day you “pull the trigger” and go from your demo account to your real live trading account your entire world is going to change including your emotions, it did for all of us who have made it and it will for you as well.
You will have to do it, (pull the trigger and trade live) however the better prepared you have made yourself for the outcomes the better you will do from the onset of your live market activity.
You need to be on point need and at the top of your game when pulling the trigger with your capital, if you are not; you most certainly can and will get FUBAR.
All Traders Who Use a Solid Uncomplicated Rule-Based Strategy Can Overcome the Fear of Pulling the Trigger.
They have achieved their long-term success by properly executing their strategy flawlessly over and over and over again. They are prepared to execute a position at all times with zero fear or hesitation and this is just one of the traits that make them successful.
Make no mistake about it, you better have overcome any fears of clicking the mouse to execute a trade and be completely prepared to work in the live market before you ever set foot in there with real money.
Your rule-based strategy should be solid by now and include your criteria for entry and exit using supply and demand value area information and any other metrics you have incorporated into your strategy. This information should also have your risk-reward criteria as well.
If your setup does not give you the correct risk-reward that fits your plan criteria then it is up to you to decide to not take action, you now know when not to trade.
I tell new traders they can be wrong after they pull the trigger, they just can’t stay wrong, as it could be will be death to their account! If you have taken a position and it starts to go against you, it is not time to panic and start trying to exit.
Why? If you have created a rule-based strategy that considers that a position might pull back a little you will have a protective stop loss there to save anything catastrophic from happening, right?
Traders strict adherence to their rule-based strategy ensures that they have the edge needed to pull the trigger in the live markets every day with zero fear.
They must have the confidence in knowing that by following their strategy they will give themselves the best possible opportunity for a high probability positive outcome and ensuring their long-term survival in the live markets.
Your Trading Strategy Will be the Difference Between Success and Failure
When you are writing and making your trading strategy, you will need to keep in mind what type of trader you have decided on becoming and what your goals will be.
Your trading strategy should be tailored to the type of investing and trading you will do in the live market and also reflect your psychological makeup which will also help when you do pull the trigger on a trade.
The strategy you make for trading is entirely personal and should not reflect what any other investor or trader is doing. How you become successful is going to entirely depend on you not someone else. You are in control of your investing and trading business and your strategy should be your own.
Once you have your psychology and emotions under control, you will achieve consistency and be able to make as much money in the live markets as you desire.
Combine that with solid money management principles and you will have become a professional investor and trader who can pull the trigger on a position and just sit back and enjoy the ride.
There is also a lot of fear involved in trading.
When traders make a mistake in their analysis, which causes them to take a loss, they can develop a fear of being wrong all the time. This can psychologically prevent them from “pulling the trigger” when they need to.
I remember the first time I pulled the trigger with real money and executed a live market position, my hand was physically shaking after I clicked the mouse and I thought my heart was going to burst out of my chest it was beating so hard.
I have a laugh about it now but man that was a crazzzy adrenalin rush for sure; it gets easier though, trust me.
Another great way to overcome the fear of pulling the trigger and filter out fear and greed from your trading is to automate it. When you see that the criteria of your rule-based strategy are set up in the market you should set your resting order in the live market and then let your automated plan do all the work for you.
You should filter out news, events, and all data that will not help you in the live market, and automating your metrics can also help with this.
You now know that the only thing that matters in the market is where the imbalance of supply and demand is and where the smart money has its resting orders in the market. Additionally, you must know where the retail ‘sheeple of the herd’ are making their mistakes as well.
When smart money is buying you want to be buying, when smart money is selling you want to be selling. You know what they are doing and can see it on your price chart. You are now investing like and trading like they do and therefore shall make money with them all day, every day.
It’s this kind of motivation, mental toughness, and highly competitive by nature and an inner driving force to overcome competition that fuels the best traders to go the extra mile to achieve their goals.
Having a “kill everyone” mentality to work in the live markets and pulling the trigger when everyone else is doing the wrong thing can daunt and will challenge you're being to the core.
Call it being contrarian or whatever you like but if you can’t do it (pull the trigger live) you should just stay the hell out of the live market until you can.
Successful Traders Know What Makes Them Tick (No Pun Intended)
They all have developed all the personality traits needed to be a consistently profitable market participant over the long term.
They develop habit patterns such as having a morning routine that they do religiously every day before trading. This also helps them to be relaxed and to able to just pull the trigger without fear every time, kind of like a black box machine or an algorithm would no matter what time of RTH it is.
The take away from this content is that you will need to be prepared to work in the live markets with your hard-earned real money.
You can trade and learn your trading platform on demo however you will have to pull the trigger and trade live with real money at some point. The choice is entirely yours how you will prepare yourself psychologically to compete with the best traders and investors on the plant on a daily basis and make money.
A trading checklist can be a subpart of your trading strategy or a condensed trading strategy, it could even be a type of scoring sheet to check off that you can reference when you’re on the edge of your seat about to jump in the market.
Your checklist should include all the metrics of what you exactly need to execute a trade. If all the parameters on your checklist are not met then your checklist is not complete and it is good to take no action, cash is also a position, always remember that.
This checklist is one thing that can really be of help to a brand new trader in the sense that they can have something to follow as a guideline that works in conjunction with their rules-based trading strategy they have composed for the type of trading and investing they wish to do.
What does a checklist need to have on it you may ask?
Your trading checklist is going to be the most personal part of your plan actually because it is going to tell you whether or not to pull the trigger to execute a position in the live market with real money.
Should your parameters not be met on the checklist, as I said in the last section, it is going to be best to take no action.
Something your checklist could include as basics are:
- What is the trend is it up or down?
- Is it approaching a supply or demand value area?
- If you are using any indicators are they giving you buy or sell signals in that supply or demand value area?
- Are there any important data points coming out that could be a catalyst for price action to be pushed into your charted supply or demand value area?
- Are there any of your indicators that are giving you confluence for trade execution?
- Are there any of your candlestick reversal signals in the value area?
These are just some basics that can be on the checklist.
You will need to do a lot of searching within yourself to develop what your execution signals will ultimately be though. No one is going to be pushing the button on the mouse other than you so it is important to have it all down pat before you push any buttons.
When it all started to come together for me it was not until I start using the principles of supply and demand in conjunction with price action that I started to really see a change in my profits.
I had to go back and learn the basics of what supply and demand are to understand how to use them in the live market. Supply and demand is the only thing that moves price in the market.
Now I can place a resting order in the live market, get driven to the airport, board a plane a fly anywhere on the planet with confidence and zero fear. I truly set and forget, stops are in; emotion is out.
The thing I count on knowing is that my stop loss and profit targets are in the live market as well. There is nothing but time at this point that has enabled me to write this content you are reading. When you do a set it and forget it trade, you had better have done your homework!
One more great way that can help you pull the trigger on a live trade and to really succeed at trading the financial markets is for you to thoroughly understand risk-reward, position-sizing, and risk amount per trade.
You also need to consistently execute each of these aspects of money management in combination with a highly effective yet simple to understand trading strategies like price action and supply and demand principles.
As a brand new beginner people do not do this and it ends up costing them some or all of their hard-earned money in the beginning and it doesn’t have to.
Concentrate on having a solid well-constructed trading risk strategy, the better your strategy is, the more you're going to move forward with confidence and zero fear and be able to pull the trigger without hesitation.
You can also identify when your best trading schedule is.
When do you find you do your best trading, during RTH, Asian session, London? If you can determine what time works best for you, it can greatly help with your profitability. Only go in the live market you work in when the liquidity providers are providing liquidity in your market.
The consistently profitable trader is actually very excited about pulling the trigger on a trade because they know that the trading opportunity is very low risk, as you are entering your position as close to your protective buy stop as possible and it is all automated so you can be truly hands-off.
Make sure you always adjust your position size to a level that you're more than comfortable with and when it's time for entry, instead of watching the chart and fearing a potential loss, focus on how low risk the opportunity is.
I’ll say this one more damn time. Only trade with capital that is disposable so if it is all lost in the markets there is no emotional attachment to it.
The best traders are the best because they constantly try to improve themselves.
I can’t stress enough how important this mindset is in trading. The markets are dynamic, and they will demand the very best of you day in and day out. Automate your strategy, keep your losses small, use mono-colored candles, then just set it and forget it. Pull the trigger, make money!
Here is a trick I give the people I mentor to use.
You want to get the best price in the market right? Buy low sell high, as it were. Cut out a coupon (any coupon) out of the paper and tape it to the top of your trading station monitor so you can always see it.
Then when it is time for you to pull the trigger look at that coupon and ask yourself “am I really buying low” “am I really selling high”? After a while, you will have broken yourself of any bad habits, trust me.
Only two things can happen, you can pay them every day or you can make some money right along with them, don’t be the one who pays be the one who gets paid!
Below is a fairly comprehensive book list that covers everything a brand new raw beginner trader would need to learn to educate themselves in the business of making money with money, no matter what asset class you decide to start off work in, any of which you can trade without the use of indicators.
My advice is to pick something which suits you and become an expert at it.
If you're a brand new raw beginner and wish to invest and trade on your own have a look at any of these books.
Just paste the name of the book into your favorite search engine.
WARNING: Attempting to “trade” any financial instrument intraday (especially with indicators) as a brand new raw beginner is not recommended. If you’re considering trying to trade any asset intraday and you are a brand new raw beginner and you wish to save yourself a lot of time, stress, and money, JUST DON’T DO IT, read any one of these books first:
- Day Trading Truths and Lies By: Joe Zordi
- Day Trading IS Day Gambling By: Mar Ketmaker
- Death by Day Trading By: Zordi Cobre
- Day Trading Myths Revealed By: Richard Christopher
- The Truth about Day Trading By: Joe Soldi
- The Brutal Reality of Day Trading for Beginners
If you’re absolutely intent on day trading here’s a list of good books for any raw beginner trader just starting out on their journey into the business of making money with money.
- How to Trade Forex on a $500 account By: J. Geruto
- How to Trade Stocks Online on a $500 account By: Giuseppe Picciuli
- How to Invest & Trade on a Small Account By: J.R. Penger
- Beginners Guide to Self-Directed Day Trading By: Joe Corrado
- Best Tips for High Profit Day Trading By: J.R. Christopher
- How to make a Living from Day Trading By: Richard Christopher
- How to start Day Trading on $500 Capital By: Moriaco Dinheiro
- Day Trading for the Complete Beginner By: Jose Pila
- Easy Money Day Trading By: Chris Carotta
- How to Start Day Trading with $500 By: D. Thrader
- Introduction to Day Trading for Complete Beginners By: Joe Valuta
- How to do Set it and Forget it Day Trading By: Ricardo Calca
FOR FOREX AND CURRENCY TRADING BEGINNERS
- How to Trade Forex on a $500 account By: J. Geruto
- Forex Trading using the End of Day Method By: J. Mosca
- Easy Money Forex Futures Trading for Beginners By: Joe DiChristophoro
- High Profit Forex Futures Trading for Beginners By: Chris Carotta
- Currency Trading for Beginners By: Zordi Cobre
- Pipology 101 By: J. Corrado
- How to be a Disciplined Forex Trader By: J. Chavos
- Beginner Forex Traders Guidebook By: J. Gelp
- How to Day Trade Forex with a Small Account for Beginners By: Joe Scuti
- Simple & Easy Forex Trading Strategies By: Josef Fluse
- Forex Trading with the Set it and Forget it Method By: J. Thune
- How to Trade Forex with Zero Fear By: Christo Ricardo
FOR STOCK TRADING BEGINNERS
- How to Trade Stocks Online on a $500 account By: Giuseppe Picciuli
- Simple Daily Chart Stock Trading Method By: J. Geruto
- How to make Consistent Profits in the Stock Market By: G. Scuti
- 10 Secrets to Get Rich from Stock Trading By: Giuseppe Scuti
- How to make a Full Time Income Trading Stocks Online By: J. Moriaco
- Swing Trading Stocks using the End of Day Method By: Slacker Trader
- How to Swing Trade Stocks for High Profits By: Joe Monnaie
- Simple & Easy Stock Trading Strategies By: Josef Fluse
- How to make Easy Money Position Trading Stocks By: Slacker Trader
- Trading Stocks Online By: Joseph Moneta
FOR RAW BEGINNER TRADERS JUST STARTING OUT:
- How to Trade Using Easy End of Day Signals By: J. Bosanko
- 10 Steps to Profitable Trading as a Beginner By: Slacker Trader
- Trading without Indicators By: Jose Mosca
- Beginner Investors & Traders Reference Bible By: Joe Penge
- How to Get Started in Online Trading for Self-Directed Beginners By: J. Lefric
- How to Day Trade on a $500 account By: Joseph Quattrini
- The 3MS&D+3 Investing & Trading Method By: Slacker Trader
- How to Trade Online as a Beginner By: R. Rond
FOR TRADERS BEGINNING WITH LIMITED CAPITAL
- How to Day Trade on a $500 account By: Joseph Quattrini
- How to Trade Currency starting with $500 Capital By: Jose Pecunia
- How to start Day Trading on $500 Capital By: Moriaco Dinheiro
- How to Trade Forex on a $500 account By: J. Geruto
- How to Start Day Trading with $500 By: D. Thrader
- How to Trade Stocks Online on a $500 account By: Giuseppe Picciuli
- How to Invest & Trade on a Small Account By: J.R. Penger
- How to Day Trade Forex with a Small Account for Beginners By: Joe Scuti
- How to Trade small and Earn Big By: Giuseppe Picciuli
FOR TRADERS IN THE LEARNING CURVE
- How to Start Day Trading with $500 By: D. Thrader
- Market Timing Solutions for Beginner Traders By: J. Geruto
- How to Invest & Trade on a Small Account By: J.R. Penger
- 10 Ways to Get Rich from Futures Trading By: Giuseppe Scuti
- Multiple Time Frame Analysis for Beginner Traders By: Joe Zordi
- Futures, Forex and Stocks Trading $trategies By: J. Chavos
- 10 Ways to Trade with an Edge By: Shadow Trader
- How to become a Winning Trader without going Broke By: Mar Ketmaker
- Advanced Trading Techniques for making High Profits By: J. Bosanko
- How to Master Trading Performance By: J. Thune
FOR SWING TRADING BEGINNERS
- Beginner Swing Trading Course By: Joe Penge
- Simple Swing Trading for Beginners By: Joseph Geruto
- How to Swing Trade for a Living By: J.R. Lira
- Easy Beginner Swing Trading Method for High Profits By: Ricardo Moneta
- Swing Trading Mastery Guidebook By: Jose Mosca
- High Probability Forex Swing Trading for Beginners By: Richard Christopher
- Swing Trading $tocks for High Profit By: J.R. Lira
- Forex Swing Trading Guide for Beginners By: Josef Dosh
- Swing Trading 101 for Beginners By: Joe Monnaie
- Beginners Swing Trading Guide for Short Term Income By: Josef Moni
- Swing Trading Forex for High Profit for Beginners By: Joseph Richards
- Swing Trading Guide for Beginners By: Joseph Sordi
FOR RULE BASED TRADING
- How to Build a Winning Rule Based Trading Plan By: Joseph Sordi
- Rule Based Supply and Demand Trading for Beginners By: Christoph Josef
- How to write a Rule Based Trading Plan as a Beginner Trader By: Shadow Trader
- Rule Based Trading for Beginners By: Jose Mosca
- How to Compose a Rule Based Trading Plan By: Z. Cobre
FOR BEGINNER TRADING PSYCHOLOGY
- Beginner Trader Psychology Mastery Guidebook By: Joseph Lira
- Zero Fear Trading By: J. Pecunia
- 10 Ways to Trade with an Edge By: Shadow Trader
- How to Trade with Confidence and Zero Fear By: Richard Rond
- Trading with a Contrarian Mindset By: Vito Lira
- No Brainer Investing and Trading for Self-Directed Beginners By: Moriaco Dinheiro
- How to Build a Smart Plan for Beginner Traders By: Giuseppe Scuti
FOR FUTURES TRADING BEGINNERS
- High Profit Futures Trading for complete Beginners By: J.R. Zordi
- Simple Daily Chart Futures Trading Method By: J. Geruto
- 10 Ways to Get Rich from Futures Trading By: Giuseppe Scuti
- Simple & Easy Futures Trading Strategies By: Josef Fluse
- Futures Trading for Self-Directed Beginners By: Joseph Penningar
- How to Make Money Right Away as a Beginner Futures Trader By: J.R. Guita
- Easy Money Futures Trading for Beginners By: Richard Christopher
- How to Trade Futures Stocks and Forex without Indicators By: Joseph Quattrini
FOR COMMODITIES TRADING BEGINNERS
- How to Invest in Crude Oil By: Shadow Trader
- Simple Commodities Trading Method for Beginners By: Moriaco Dinheiro
- How to turn Water into Money By: Mar Ketmaker
- Supply and Demand Trading Strategies for Commodities, Forex, Futures and Stocks By: Joe Okane
- How to Swing Trade Crude Oil for High Profits By: Jose Mosca
- Beginner's Guide to Investing & Trading Water
FOR BEGINNER RISK MANAGEMENT
- How to Limit Risk and Maximize Profits in Forex Trading as a Beginner By: Joseph Sordi
- Low Risk High Profit Forex Trading for Beginners By: Joe Grana
- Risk Management for Forex Trading Beginners By: Jose Pecunia
- Low Risk High Reward Forex Trading and Investing for Beginners By: Joseph Moneta
- Risk Management for Forex Trading Beginners By: J.R. Bosanko
- Low Risk High Profit Position Trading for Beginners By: Josef Argent
- Low Risk High Reward Forex Trading for Beginners By: Giuseppe Scuti
- Forex Money Management Tips for Supply & Demand Trading Beginners By: Josef
- Dosh
- Forex Trading Money Management Tips for Beginners By: J.R. Zordi
FOR BEGINNER INVESTORS
- Beginners Investing and Trading Guide for High Profits By: Joe Grana
- Best way to $tart an Online Investing and Trading Business from Home By: Joseph
- Geruto
- How to have $uccess in Financial Market Investing & Trading By: Ricardo Calca
- Beginner's Guide to Investing & Trading Water
- No Brainer Investing and Trading for Self-Directed Beginners By: Moriaco Dinheiro
- Beginning Investor & Traders Black Book By: Joe DiChristophoro
- Smart Money Investing and Trading for Beginners By: Vito Lira
- Beginner Investors & Traders Reference Bible By: Joe Penge
- Investing & Trading with a Wall $treet Bank Mindset By: Ricardo Calca
- How to Invest in the Water Crisis By: J. Thune
- Best Beginner Investor & Trader Guide By: Giuseppe Picciuli
- The 3MS&D+3 Investing & Trading Method By: Slacker Trader
- The Buy Low Sell High Trading and Investing Guidebook for Beginners By: Richard Rond
- Trading and Investing using the Smart Plan Method By: Joe Chavos
- Low Risk High Reward Forex Trading and Investing for Beginners By: Joseph Moneta
- How to Invest in Crude Oil By: Shadow Trader
- How to Invest Wisely Trade $mart and Grow Rich By: Joseph Penningar
FOR DAY TRADING BEGINNERS
- Beginner Day Trader Market Timing Bible By: Joe Valuta
- Day Trading 101 for Newbies By: Joseph Dinaru
- How to Start Day Trading with $500 By: D. Thrader
- Basic Day Trading for Beginners By: Joe Soldi
- How to make a Living from Day Trading By: Richard Christopher
- Best Tips for High Profit Day Trading By: J.R. Christopher
- Set it and Forget it Day Trading for Beginners By: Joseph Sordi
- Quick $tart Guide for Day Trading Beginners By: Christo Ricardo
- Beginner Day Trading 101 By: Josef Gelp
- How to start Day Trading on $500 Capital By: Moriaco Dinheiro
- Day Trading for the Complete Beginner By: Jose Pila
- Day Trading with an Edge as a Beginner By: J.R. Lira
FUN TRADER READING
- The Truth about Day Trading By: Joe Soldi
- Effective Strategies for Day Trading Beginners By: J.R. Penger
- Best Tips for High Profit Day Trading By: J.R. Christopher
- Day Trading IS Day Gambling By: Mar Ketmaker
- Shadow Trader By: Shadow Trader
- Day Trading is for Dopes By: Richard Rond
- Cash Cow
- Death by Day Trading By: Zordi Cobre
- Day Trading Myths Revealed By: Richard Christopher
- Smart Money Trading for Self-Directed Beginners By: J.R. Guita
- How to make Money with Money By: J. Pecunia
- The Brutal Reality of Day Trading for Beginners
- Day Trading Truths and Lies By: Joe Zordi
- Day Trading 101 for Newbies By: Joseph Dinaru
As always....
PAY ATTENTION TO THIS You should compose a rule-based strategy around what your goals are from investing and trading and also for the type and style of investing and trading you wish to engage in be that swing trading, position trading. dividend investing, growth investing, or whatever. Your strategy needs to be specific to what you’re doing.
If you’re a brand new raw beginner doing stock market investing you need to start off slow and build on success. It’s the only way you’ll ever be able to make a lot of money doing this business intraday trading is not the way to accomplish that.
One last piece of strong advice. No matter what you decide to do, any money you start out trying to “trade” with should be disposable income, meaning, if you lose all the money it can’t hurt you or your family in any way.
If you need help composing your rule based strategy for your trading business use quora PM to reach out to inquire about the costs of working with me on composing your rule based strategy.
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