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I like the thought process of how he separates the people on each day by day 3 most smart money is in or not buying which is why stocks begin to reverse.
Thanks so much for having him on the show and asking great questions. I’ve been following Stockbee and trying to learn so the timing of this interview was perfect. Thanks Gents!! Fantastic show ❤
I really enjoyed this interview, as I gained many good insights. I trade mostly penny stock gappers, going long, and I’m about to switch to higher mid-price stocks. Thanks so much for the video!
I appreciate the content and would it be too much to ask to get a list of the ticker symbols he mentioned I couldn’t catch the names of some of these companies
What a great & insightful interview ! Thank you so much for your efforts. Please, whats again that traders name he mentionend and is, like he said, very active on twitter ? mornies ? was trying to find him on x, but did not work unfortunately ..
Great interview, but one question.. can someone please explain what Pradeep means when he explains how he looks at high priced stock gains differently, because they're dollar gains, rather than percentage gains? I don't understand why percentage gains in high vs low cap stocks would be different. Does someone mind explaining? Trying to learn. I must be missing something obvious.
@@ViJay-iv2fo Thank you mate, appreciate the response. I had that part, but he seems to be saying that dollar moves are the same as percentage gains.. but I don't quite understand that. I think he's talking about relative risk, but I still can't quite tie together what he means.
@@Judahesses I was confused and thought it meant Earnings Per Share, 10X It's not specified in the video, but what do you think it means initially? Up to 10 minutes after the opening Up to half an hour after the opening Up to an hour after the opening . . . It's very fluid, and trading isn't an exact science, but it's interesting what you think.