Live Day Trading - How to Make $415 in 1 Hour

Live Day Trading - How to Make $415 in 1 Hour This morning the stock market was presenting all kinds of profitable trades. As you will see, I was able to rapid-fire several trades within the first few minutes that had the gains adding up quickly. All in all, it was a solid morning that I was pleased with the results. A Fair Warning about this video: https://claytrader.com/videos/free-education-risk-case-study/ Learn the Basics of the Stock Market: https://claytrader.com/blog/complete-trading-guide/ Inner Circle Chat Room: https://claytrader.com/innercircle/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=livetrade Find Stocks To Trade Free Resource Guide: http://claytrader.com/lp/Free-Guide-Trading-Tools/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=livetrade Watch More Live Trade Videos: http://claytrader.com/video/live-trade/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=livetrade Live Day Trading Penny Stocks, Live Day Trading Stocks, Live Day Trading Options, Live Day Trading Learn To Trade, Live Day Trading Technical Analysis, Live Day Trading Stock Charts, Live Day Trading Day Trading, Live Day Trading Pull Backs, Live Day Trading $ESPR, Live Day Trading $MOMO, Live Day Trading $AAPL, Live Day Trading $SNAP, Live Day Trading $FB, Live Day Trading $SPY, Live Day Trading $NFLX, Live Day Trading $DRYS

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1. Thanks Clay these types of videos are my favorite
2. I'm confused, I've never traded and am just trying to learn but I thought you'd be going long when the price of the stock was rising and short when it was falling but to seemed to do the reverse? Why did you counter-trade the trend and how do you know when to?
3. Hot stocks ticker names EGI, MEMP, CVM, CLSM buy shares now!!
4. Excellent entries & management! These videos are superb & very informative to watch. Thank you!
5. Can you do a video on your screen setup or do you already have one available? Which programs do you have running? Brokerage?
6. Thank you for showing us newbies how it works. I enjoy and am learning from your videos. Thank you!!
7. Ok... Now I'm kinda confused. So do you buy low and sell high or buy high and sell low? Thanks
8. What charting and broker are you using?
9. Do you mind telling me what trading platform you use and what your fees are, I want to get started day trading and I really like the software you use.
10. After reading the comments I'd just like to point out that Clay has found a way HE can make money more or less reliably because stocks always pull back sometimes a little sometimes a lot weather they are going up or down - what do you know for sure?
11. what is this software you're using?
12. and blow up account the next day.
13. Thanks Clay, I really appreciate the great content.
14. Yea I really do enjoy these kind of videos. I wanna join your chat room really badly but hopefully if the cheap stocks that I bought on dips payout. First this I'm gonna do is subscribe to your site.
15. Clay I'm a little confused, you say your shorting but what I see is your buying the dip and then selling when it goes up a bit. Am I off?
16. How do I get that software?
17. At minute 7:33 you're selling 500 shares @43.25 and 500 @43.3 but they're not on the level 2 on the ask. Must be using some kind of alternate ECN or something.
18. hmm why don't i see your shares on the ask when you have sell orders out?
19. Hey clay, I've been watching your videos for quite a while now, a lot of these live day trading videos and I was wondering this. Since you're pretty bearish (not all the time but I see a lot of your trades are bearish) you set your short limits pretty high and build your position if it gets higher. When you enter your position, how come you wait for it to get to your limit price, but then retract down back to your buy price for like your usual 10-15 cent profit per share? Wouldn't make more sense to go long at the price you wanna get out at for your shorts and then when it hits the price you wanna short at, you unload twice as many shares so you lock in that long position profit and then it rolls over to your intended short position? Example if it's hard to understand (price is at 41.00, you set a limit to short at 41.35, 500 shares, cover at 41.20, 15 cents profit, I.e. Your typical trade) wouldn't it be smarter to set a long order of 500 shares at 41.20, short 1000 shares at 41.35 and then cover at 41.20? It seems like you'd make your trades more profitable but I'm not an expert, I just noticed that.
20. Thanks for sharing these!