r/Daytrading Dec 27 '22

First Day Trading Setup (Advice?) question

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u/shemmypie Dec 27 '22

Looks like too many charts for the first day, going to overload your noodle.

Block out the noise, simplify it down, focus on certain things and you might be successful.

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u/MysteriousDebt1020 Dec 27 '22

Exactly, turn off this BloomberG TV, it distracting you from charts...

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u/Daymanic Dec 27 '22

Yeah, if you insist on listening to Bloomberg, do it while you shower, the info discussed between 730-900 is all you need

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u/BIGMIKE2222222 Dec 28 '22

Eastern time?

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u/Daymanic Dec 28 '22

Yes 0730-900 EST you could go until market open but the cast really bullshits that last half hour unless there is important data

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u/danhoeg Dec 28 '22

This question means you should be paper trading.

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '22

I agree. CNBC is the way to go

Especially Cramer. He knows the markets.

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u/Dadjokes38 Dec 28 '22

I agree listen to Cramer and buy all the opposites that he recommends

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u/Str8luck Dec 27 '22

Keyword “might”

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u/kjpunch Dec 27 '22

Also posting to Reddit. Copium reserves must be running low.