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@rabbitsfoot, it's your lucky day ... You are welcome! https://www.smbtraining.com/blog/time-zone-options-system?inf_contact_key=f26576998eafa68ff262a309b41dab56

Meaning there's not enough money in it to be worth their time?

1. Get flat. 2. Add to the plan. :)

How is it any different? I assume that anything with sufficient liquidity is red ocean.

How come nobody is suggesting to use indices instead of individual stocks? I don't know enough to suggest it, just throwing it in for discussion.

I suggest you narrow this down by instrument and style.

No, I said I don't want them to be very correlated, just correlated enough to provide some hedge. I assume that if APPL goes down hard, SPY will be pulled down less than DOW. You new here?

But I don't think we want that much correlation. The idea is that individual stock has more news risk than a broad index. Assumption is that the good news gets priced in, but the bad news mostly comes as a surprise(I guess same reason puts often priced higher than calls). But this requires so...

Listen, you may be the best "pro boys" reader in the world, but you sound like one of those CNBC guests ... Vague and way too forward looking to be accountable. What's your play - 100% long until we reach SPX 5000 no matter what happens in between? Eventually, you will be proven correct, so I...

So what do people think about below approach ... Short APPL, but long equivalent SPY? It's unlikely for APPL to significantly outperform the market on the way up, yet it's very possible to significantly underperform the market on the way down. Being short Wall Street darling outright is too...

Almost afraid to ask, what does it mean ... Long Volatility? Anyone?

You know very well that we are traders here (or at least trader wanna bees). So you are missing timeframe and stop. "Soon" is too vague. You don't need any funnymentals to change for AAPL to have a 10% hickup.

Any more info at all ... Which instruments, which country, etc?

Maybe your statement does not apply to "trading," but I agree with you. IMHO, what is happening is most of Wall Street missed the Crypto craze. Now they are working hard to make it a "real" product they can monetize on. They will accumulate it quietly while the public looses all interest in...

You don't post your stop prices with your entry?

I think your best bet is to submit orders a few minutes after the open. You will miss some winners, but you will avoid lots of chop during the open. If you automated, you need fast broker and fast data feed to deal with the open.

Yes, run and don't look back!

Yep. He wants to catch a break out as it is happening (the first time price is crossing the level) or pass on the trade. He wants no re-tests, if I understand it correctly.

You don't need to be a great trader to give such advise. But OP did ask for a "real trader" so I see where you are coming from. @CryptoNurse, if you want a "real trader," get a job in the industry and see what you can learn. Here, you get Wizzards of ET, so take it or leave it.

So you are taking him under your wing? Why?