Steve will be broadcasting every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11:15 am EDT and you will have the opportunity to chat with him through our new Stocktwits chat feature. Don’t miss it!
Steve will be broadcasting every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11:15 am EDT and you will have the opportunity to chat with him through our new Stocktwits chat feature. Don't miss it!
In todays show Steve
Discusses how he has traded AAPL for the past week and his reasoning (first 5 minutes)
Breaks down how to manage a position in MCP
Teaches why most of the time it is counterproductive to short large gap ups on Day 1 SRPT JBHT
Outlines INFY as a reversal play for the afternoon (minute 24)
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On this review, Steve reviews PAY and explains why we focus on trading stocks with this pattern. Also references GMCR, NTAP and FB.
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Disclosure: Short $CIE and $ECYT
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Disclosure:Short $PWRD, $P
Long: $FSLR, $JCP
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SMB Capital Stocks In Play Call Review. Each morning before the market opens we discuss the stocks that we believe will offer the best risk/reward trading opportunities intraday. Today’s review featured YOKU, ORCL, SODA, MCP,GMCR, FCX and AAPL
PDF Summary Gameplan March 12th
Steven Spencer is the co-founder of SMB Capital and SMB Training and has traded professionally for over 15 years. His email is sspencer@smbcap.com. No relevant positions
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SMB Capital Stocks In Play Call Review. Each morning before the market opens we discuss the stocks that we believe will offer the best risk/reward trading opportunities intraday. Today’s review featured GRMN, MOS, NFX, MGM, DELL, INTU.
February 22nd gameplan
Steven Spencer is the co-founder of SMB Capital and SMB Training and has traded professionally for over 15 years. His email is sspencer@smbcap.com.
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*live trades discussed in this post took place in T3 Trading Group, LLC a CBSX broker dealer
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The price action in TSLA from the past several trading days does a nice job of demonstrating three distinct types of trades. Not all trades makes sense to all traders. But if you can figure out which of these trades fits your personality best and then build a detailed trading plan on how to attack it next time it occurs you can start to improve your consistency.
Trade 1 (May 23): Consolidation Break Swing Trade
Trade 2 ...
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(This post was written on June 1, 2013)
The price action in $TSLA from the past six trading days does a nice job of demonstrating three distinct types of trades. Not all trades makes sense to all traders. But if as a trader you can figure out which of these trades fits your personality best and then build a detailed trading plan on how to attack it, next time it occurs you can start to improve ...
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The price action in TSLA from the past several trading days does a nice job of demonstrating three distinct types of trades. Not all trades makes sense to all traders. But if you can figure out which of these trades fits your personality best and then build a detailed trading plan on how to attack it next time it occurs you can start to improve your consistency.
Trade 1 (May 23): Consolidation Break Swing Trade
Trade 2 ...
[continue reading...]
The price action in TSLA from the past several trading days does a nice job of demonstrating three distinct types of trades. Not all trades makes sense to all traders. But if you can figure out which of these trades fits your personality best and then build a detailed trading plan on how to attack it next time it occurs you can start to improve your consistency.
Trade 1 (May 23): Consolidation Break Swing Trade
Trade 2 ...
[continue reading...]
Two weeks ago while on vacation I wrote this market-related post, wondering if the most recent down move would lead to a higher level of market volatility or simply retrace and be back to business as usual. Well, it appears that we have our answer as it is back to the #NewNormal. In the past four trading days the SPY intraday range has been 82 cents and that includes Friday's price action following an unexpected ...
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The price action in TSLA from the past several trading days does a nice job of demonstrating three distinct types of trades. Not all trades makes sense to all traders. But if you can figure out which of these trades fits your personality best and then build a detailed trading plan on how to attack it next time it occurs you can start to improve your consistency.
Trade 1 (May 23): Consolidation Break Swing Trade
Trade 2 ...
[continue reading...]
Hello Seth,
Wanted to say thanks for the Webinar presentations provided on the Options Tribe site. It is
very interesting to observe the many styles and approaches people are implementing.
As I’m getting closer to starting the options program, I’ve been thinking about what style would
be suited to my personality the most. I have a little bit of an idea but I don’t want to reach any
conclusions until I see all the possibilities for the course and discussions ...
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Recording: Training Session with Steve Spencer: Three Trades on TSLA
One Stock, Three Trades: $TSLA
Recording: Training Session with Steve Spencer: Three Trades on TSLA
Recording: Training Session with Steve Spencer: Three Trades on TSLA
It Was Fun While It Lasted
Recording: Training Session with Steve Spencer: Three Trades on TSLA
A Trader Asks: Why Do You Prefer the Butterfly Strategy?
