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Oops, I provided wrong link. We implement the strategy as follows. 1. We collect all options data for SP 500 stocks from the OptionMetrics database. 2. On the day following the standard option expiration date (usually the day after the third Friday of each month), we calculate the slope of...

Personally, I don’t like trading (excessive) gaps … too much conflicting order flow.

How much to buy? How much to risk? What timeframe? There are hundreds of nuances. You are insulting your own accomplishments by saying it’s as simple as that.

Absolutely NOT what I am saying. What I am saying is that saying “KISS” does not explain what edge you have developed over the years. It’s very frustrating to struggling traders to hear “it’s simple - it’s all in the chart” and then not to provide any specifics. There is a thread by @volpri...

If I had a dollar for every time someone posts profitable trades on the left side of the chart….

If you’re going to keep saying KISS with no practical advice, then no from me.

What do you guys think about this strategy? https://knfpan.pan.pl/images/Fin._110-17_10-J.Flotynski.pdf

Yeah research of hard knocks … like : no matter how good the pattern looks, don’t trade lunch!

What kind of stock it is (low float, industry, etc) Why is it moving? What’s the overall market sentiment? How’s level2 and TnS behaving? What’s the time of day? Where is it trading in relation to intra-day and daily pivots?

Charts out of context are meaningless

For your eyes only ..,

All good questions

Nasdaq has some service. They claim they make determination based on the publicly available data. I don't think I would trust this, but that's the closest I've found to resemble what you are looking for...

Me too. We know that for every buyer there’s a seller. We know that retail are net buyers. We know Mutual funds etc are buyers. We know who major holders of stock are via 13f etc. So we would be able to figure out who the sellers are.

You can only know that if you wok for FINRA/SEC. Everyone tries to hide their intentions for obvious reasons.

You mean, because of buying power?

This video is nonsense. The provided bullet points describe a holy grail strategy. The assumption should be - it’s very hard to make money in the market’s consistently, so whatever you come up with is most likely crap. Now prove to yourself otherwise.

Automation not possible?

My understanding is that you can’t pick and choose. All must MTM.

Its the other way around. McD will take you no matter what. But any reputable employer will be glad to listen to your ideas AFTER you have proven they worked (with exception of college grads). Look at OPs quote regarding hiring educators, why would employers not require the same? Unless they...