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traders (subscribers), as well as T3 Trading Group, LLC traders, observe a virtual trading
floor environment (as described below) for educational purposes. SMB TRAINING also offers
web-based, interactive training courses on demand.
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evaluation of your financial circumstances, investment objectives, risk tolerance and
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6. No relevant positions
3. Well rounded traders will have various
categories of trades by which they make
money. This is a bit different than a trading
“setup” per se. It is more broad. Many trading
setups can fit inside of a category.
The reason we group trades into categories
as traders is to make sure that we have a
constant stream of good trading ideas
4. Here are some examples of categories:
◦ Earnings follow up trades – trades we look to make
based on price action we observed after a stock
reported earnings.
◦ Market breakout trades – trades we look to make if
the market breaks out of a range.
◦ Market open trades - trades we look for during the
first 30 minutes of trading
◦ Options expiration trades - trades we look for
when options are set to expire
5. Within each category you will have specific
setups you look to trade
◦ i.e. One of my favorite earnings follow up trades are
stocks that have held large gaps the first trading
day after reporting. These are great candidates for
follow through trades.
6. Earnings follow up trades
◦ Stocks that gapped higher on very heavy volume
◦ Good long candidates in the week following the
earnings move
◦ What price action do we look for to enter on the
long side?
◦ How much risk should we take?
◦ When should we increase risk?
◦ When should we exit the trade if not working?
◦ How do we determine profit targets?