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How do you day trade the NQ or MNQ when it behaves like yesterday at the open (big candle up, big candle down, big candle up etc.) ? I always wonder how one could profit from that. Serious question, no insult intended.

MACD, based on 2 SMA or 2 EMA with different time periods

Trailings are always a pain, sometimes they just don't work as you want them to. I have switched to adjust after every S/R taken one S/R higher or down. But good luck Btw today you might get a good payday as a bear

Risk off is the trade of the day - USD up, Equities down, Futures down... China is having a Lehmann Brothers alike crackdown https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/doomsday-evergrande-arrives-creditors-demand-immediate-payment-bonds-no-longer-eligible#comment-stream Combine that with the ended...

fitting very well in here is this article from zerohedge- china might get it's own Lehman Brothers moment just in the days ahead https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/doomsday-evergrande-arrives-creditors-demand-immediate-payment-bonds-no-longer-eligible

Above next support line if bullish, below next resistance when bearish

There will be another program thereafter and another one and another one... Like the debt ceiling

Daytraders do exist but many of the succesfull ones do trade the rarer stocks that are not institutionally owned which means no algos involved or at least not the beasty ones

Same thought here. I beg tonthonk they will even increase QE at some point... We all know tapering is never gonna happen, the economy is a total mess, loans gonna be more under water then expected, even without new shutdowns

Good results mean tapering, bad results mean no tapering. So regardless of the numbers price can go nowhere or anywhere

Yes there is a science behind it. Google options greeks for a start. Write down what each greek does for ex. Gamma = velocity Theta = time decay Then learn the basics of options pricing and basic strats like verticals, straddles and such. If you want to dive deeper lookout for Tony Salibas book...

Buy an etf that goes for a long term goal like water supply or invest in a heavily diversed company such as amazon, unilever, P&C. That is as safe as it get's. Investing is about risk/reward, all the good RR-ratios are already sold out, leaving you with an inversed lottery - the better you...

A few men with carpet knives did 9/11, a few men with AK47's won against the f..king US military. It's hilarious. Trillions upon trillions for "defense" yet a few knives and rifles won twice.

I like SciFi, would you mind to share the trigger event you have in mind?

The vote for Dest was easy af

Yes, however you could outdo this by trading on margin, for example 1 futures contract like MES. The thing is profits don't scale either in that case

people got killed for less, haha

my Dad used to subscribe to metatrader signals, mainly martingalers and inverse every trade they do. Every martingaler eventually blows up, leaving behind fortunes with just the last unsuccessful trade. He did it for 2 years only. Financed his trip to Australia and his second house there.

You don't short forever, just for a day.

Short Robinhood in that case