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So sorry was typing on my drasted phone! I'll edit the above.

Hello option experts, What duration of charts are best to use for expiration dates? Eg if choosing a 30 DTE option would you use the 30 day chart and trends? If so even if the 6 month chart has the opposite trend? Thanks!

Thanks! I completed the Macks price action trading course and am also through 60% of the Al Brooks course. Although very thorough they seem to depend on the accuracy of a surgeon. Unfortunately when I try to implement their theory Im more precisely wrong than roughly right.

Thanks for the advice. So is it safe to say that most of the members on here that claim to be in and out during trading hours only are using one of the advanced computerized methods ?

Sorry if I offended you. I was simply hoping to observe a master at their work. Kind of like a boxer watchers many of his predecessors fight over and over.

Surely not everyone here are using solely those attributes?

Thanks read that but looking for more examples of TA and day trade execution

Could maybe someone who is successful and trades full time for a living record a typical day of trading to share? Im sick of the 20 something gurus on youtube and would love to see a pro at work. @Tradex?

Great results! How did you learn your techniques?

This is where its at since I put it on earlier

My apologies its JPM but numbers the same. So you're saying its just better to take the whole trade off? Is there no way to lock in some profit and limit risk to the downside?

Advise appreciated on legging out.. I have on AXP expiring Sep 18: Long 2 x 94C, Short 3 x 97C, Long 1 x 99C Closing price today was 100

Can you share your system?

Can you please share some of his successful trades?

I understand Dest is a legend and on a whole other level.... As much as Ive tried I struggle to follow along with the lingo. Can someone distill into a nutshell his type and style of trading in basic laymen terms?

Wow your results are impressive! How are you deciding on your underlying, purely by technical analysis?

Was thinking more of SPX spreads but its now obvious that the /ES is better suited with its liquidity and lack of greeks.

If day trading the /ES using stop losses, how likely is it that it gets blown through on say bad news and I get filled at a drastically lower price? In this case is it better to trade SPX credit spreads?

If I wanted to day trade the /ES using stop losses, how likely is it that it gets blown through on say bad news and I get filled at a drastically lower price? In this case is it better to trade SPX credit spreads?

Instead of long the stock, why would you not buy say a 95D call?