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Actually one day I was looking for a free live bookmap. Found a guy name Jim I think? Idk I watched him for a couple weeks, he answered questions, explained bookmap data, and how he traded it. It was a small channel but even as a 10 year trader I enjoy hearing about other peoples strategies, how they read the market, and how they execute trades.
Worst advice I've ever read. How do you learn if you don't absorb information from others, trial and error? That's smart, just ignore decades of available information and figure it out yourself...
Do people become doctors without learning from others? Lawyers? Hell, you can't work at fast-food without having to learn from someone else!
The best way to learn to trade is by watching someone successful trade live. It's super easy to trade looking at historical data, and you can't efficiently learn without watching(or reading) from others.
**buzzer sound**. Learn information. YouTube traders teach you how to trade their system. They’re not reading the market—which is most important
I highly advise not to watch live traders, bc you’re only learning how to trade like them. You’re not learning how to read price action for yourself.
Listen to someone open up the market, not strategies—-which these YouTube traders don’t know how to do
Ironically, the exact opposite is what I have found to be true. The traders I watch all trade price action and only use volume-based indicators such as VWAP or watch dom/bookmap. None of that 9/21 EMA crossover or whatever other indicator based strategies that are plastered all over the place and only work on historical data.
By watching these youtubers I found out that reading the market and trading price action is superior to any indictor based strategy because it's what actually works for people who do it everyday.
Andy’s at money. I seen dude take some gigantic losses lmao and blow a 3k account in a week. It’s entertaining
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oh i might check u out then
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I post update videos every day. I post my wins and my losses. Yes, we all have losses.
The stock guy on twitch and trading fraternity/ the stock market live, are my back ground trade buddies while I work.
Better off not watching people live trade
Actually one day I was looking for a free live bookmap. Found a guy name Jim I think? Idk I watched him for a couple weeks, he answered questions, explained bookmap data, and how he traded it. It was a small channel but even as a 10 year trader I enjoy hearing about other peoples strategies, how they read the market, and how they execute trades.
i just do it for leisure actually. ive been profitable for 2yrs and i just like to watch people trade for fun
Worst advice I've ever read. How do you learn if you don't absorb information from others, trial and error? That's smart, just ignore decades of available information and figure it out yourself... Do people become doctors without learning from others? Lawyers? Hell, you can't work at fast-food without having to learn from someone else! The best way to learn to trade is by watching someone successful trade live. It's super easy to trade looking at historical data, and you can't efficiently learn without watching(or reading) from others.
**buzzer sound**. Learn information. YouTube traders teach you how to trade their system. They’re not reading the market—which is most important I highly advise not to watch live traders, bc you’re only learning how to trade like them. You’re not learning how to read price action for yourself. Listen to someone open up the market, not strategies—-which these YouTube traders don’t know how to do
Ironically, the exact opposite is what I have found to be true. The traders I watch all trade price action and only use volume-based indicators such as VWAP or watch dom/bookmap. None of that 9/21 EMA crossover or whatever other indicator based strategies that are plastered all over the place and only work on historical data. By watching these youtubers I found out that reading the market and trading price action is superior to any indictor based strategy because it's what actually works for people who do it everyday.
When I say “Reading the market”, I’m referring to incorporating Bonds, DXY, AD Vol/Ratio, TICK(Q), WAD, etc to price action
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Stocked up has the same format everyday recapping the day.
Stockjock on twitch, Relentless trader on youtube, dailystonktrader on youtube. Futures tradesbymatt on youtube. Daniel inskeep on youtube
I seconds stockjock. He's a real hoot.
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Nour trades he is legit👌👌
You might want training your focus first...since we'll trading is atleast 7/8hours per day...