Risk Disclosure No relevant positions John Locke – www.lockeinyoursuccess.com
Today I Will Trade Big!
An experienced trader stepped into my office frustrated with me. He wanted to know why I questioned his position size in a $TWTR breakout trade. The exchange we had offers a lesson on getting bigger as a trader for the trading community. First, let me say that I loved this trade position in $TWTR. And I loved that he was … Read More
Enhancing Trader Performance: Letting Go
*****David Blair, The Crosshairs Trader, is a blogger/trader/educator who does a wonderful job of sharing research on elite performance and how it relates to trading. Below is his latest post for the SMB trading community.***** — Editor’s Note I was introduced to trading by a good friend of mine years ago. Although Johnny has since passed on, having lost his hard fought … Read More
Shorting DGLY Can Get FGLY!
Here is a short clip from our pre-market meeting on August 25th (filmed at my dining room table in Nantucket;). We take a look at DGLY which was gapping above $9 in the pre-market. I offered some thoughts on how many traders focus on capturing the pull back from $8 to $7 and often miss the larger opportunity to the upside that … Read More
Trade with a True Catalyst
Often new and retail traders do not trade stocks with a true catalyst. By a true catalyst, I mean an event that will cause significant new buying or selling. Said another way, price moving buying or selling. The new trader and retail trader wonder: Why the heck is my stock not moving like I thought? The answer may be because they … Read More
Options Trading for Income with John Locke for August 18, 2014
Risk Disclosure No relevant positions John Locke www.lockeinyoursuccess.com A great way to improve your trading results is by keeping up to date with the latest trading techniques and current market conditions!
How Do I Start Trading?
Hello Mr. Bellafiore, I just read an article/post from you, and I think you are one of the few out there who know what they are doing and not after the quick buck. I’ve wanted to be a trader for close to 15 years. I’m 41 now, and I still have this desire. I never quite could get my head around … Read More
Be Careful What You Wish For
Whenever I’m considering working with someone, I always ask a series of questions. One of the questions I ask is “Why are you trading?” I bet it wouldn’t shock you to find out the number one answer is “I want to make more money!” which is the wrong reason by the way but I accept it and continue on. My … Read More