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The majority of new traders jump around from method to method, losing money without gaining experience or learning from their mistakes. Others have a single strategy that works in a bullish market, then the market turns and they suddenly find their gains shrinking and losses growing.  I’ve been there and done that, so you don’t have to. With a 71% win rate last year and nearly 100,000 trades in my career, I know what works and what doesn’t.  I’ve developed a method of trading that if learned correctly and used consistently will give you the tools you need to be successful trader.

The Bulls 60 Day Bootcamp encompasses everything I know about trading.  Covering a total of 20 subjects, this course will take you from A through Z; reading indices, setting up charts, setting stops and scaling out, scanning for potential home run trades, recognizing profitable day and swing trade setups, and much, much more.  You’ll learn how to look at a stock and build a case for why it could be a profitable trade – or not – using the same criteria I use every day.

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Class starts Sunday September 28th   at 8pm.  There are 60 days involved in this Bootcamp. Here it is broken down for you:

The first 4 weeks we meet four nights a week (1.5 hour classes)  for four weeks, going through the 190 page coursebook and all of the material in detail, including the Bulls Setups that I have developed in my ten years of trading.  Classes go Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday each week 8pm. We will work around the holidays.  I always plan 3-4 surprise classes after the main classes are done. It could be a guest speaker or a class on 401k investing.  Its always something good!  This year we plan on having Haim Bodek and my own mentor Paul Singh; The Market Speculator who does our Swing Trade service

The next 8 weeks we meet at the market close and review all of the trades that I took that day and start learning how to apply the knowledge you learned in the first month of the course. These classes usually last about 45 minutes. Also during this 8 weeks, you are provided a live simulator to start practicing on. The simulator attaches to trade reporting where I will be able to dig into each and every one of your trades and all the details associated with it.  I am able to see exactly what you are doing and help correct and implement the strategies that we have learned.

P.S. All classes are recorded and archived for you!

COURSE CONTENT:

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This is what You’ll learn:

• How to setup your charts
• Which indicators and tools can give you an edge
• How to read indexes
• How to interpret price action in the market
• How to read the tape in stocks for hidden clues on when the big moves are coming
• Where to scale out of profitable positions
• My personal Bulls Proprietary Scans so that you can scan/find earnings breakouts, red to green moves, flat top breakouts etc
• How to scan for pr releases/news releases and then interpret if it is actionable news
• Details of @szaman’s special intraday setups (opening range breakouts, 1-2-3 reversals, and MORE)
• How to identify and trade several different types of highly profitable setups
• My personal goto setups: Bottom bounces, r/g moves, rubber band plays etc.  I will give you step by step how to find these and then play them.
• I’m going to personally show you how to setup your daily & weekly routine along with your computer so that everything you do is mechanical
• And most importantly I’m going to show you the GOTO BULLS setups that I use every single day for the last 10 years that you can rely on to take in consistent income!

Your getting 2 months of coaching, a 190 page coursebook, a special site where all these classes are archived, and the ability to retake the classes again.

It isn’t just the classes that really help the students.  We make sure that all the Bootcamp members are introduced to each other with not just their life stories but where they are at in their trading lives.  We have a discussion forum for them where they can interact, not just with the coach but also each other. So many amazing ideas are shared and some lifelong partnerships and friendships are formed

We also have a new addition to this Bootcamp!

Anyone who has been trading long enough knows trading psychology is a critical component to success.  This is why BOWS provides you with an added edge, something other trading educators don’t.  To accomplish this BOWs has partnered with Dr. Andrew Menaker, a leading trading psychologist who works with some of the top traders in the world.  BOWs has arranged for each Bootcamp participant to have access and attend lectures by the Dr himself!.  This is one of the many reasons that makes BOWs unique and sets it a part from other trading educators.  BOWS goes the extra distance to help you succeed.  Trading is 90% psychology and 10% strategy.  Once you get your education there is a huge disconnect from doing what you know is right and actually acting on it real time!  All your demons tend to come out when  money is on the line so its very important to get your inner game going before you trade live.

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One of the things I’m always preaching in our Trading Bootcamp classes is that as traders we have a responsibility to be in the best stocks.  If a stock blows up and has huge volume, big chart break and the rest of the characteristics we look for in a homerun stock then WE MUST be in that stock.  Being in the best & hottest stocks is 1/2 the ball game.  As if you can get good at identifying momentum then its just about applying the techniques you learn to trade intraday along with managing your risk.   Every week I go through all the stocks that made the biggest moves for the week and if I missed any of them I dig in and figure out where in my process did I either miss this stock or filter it out.  Then I make changes to my process to make sure I can catch it next time.  This is very important as you can have the best charting skills in the world but if your in the WRONG stocks.  Chart patterns, indicators, oscillators everything that you learn about charting wont work as well or doesnt apply if there is no momentum/trend.  When trending everything from moving averages to chart patterns become much more reliable.  So start looking for the momentum each day/week and make sure your that you are in those stocks!  This week alone we made almost 6k just on trading $dgly over and over the week before it was $jrjc and $dgly again.  You dont need 1000 different stocks and setups to watch to make money.  Most of my day is focused on a handful of them and then when I see the setup I make sure to hammer it.

For our new traders/students inside our hedgefund – CliqueFund this is very important as when your trying to grow a small account as cant be in all the stocks & setups. The commissions and lack of buying power will eat you alive.  You need to make sure that you focus on the best stocks the ones that move the cleanest have volume and then take your shots.  You cant trade every single stock I do in the chatroom as often I could be in 2-3 stocks.  Most likely if you have a smaller account you can be in 1 stock at a time and if thats the case be in the BEST ONE.

9/2/2014 addendum:  another 14 bucks today 70%.  We took another 2k on this today.  Stocks in play with catalysts, float, expanding volume, daily breakouts can go much.

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Got my family in town last couple weeks! its been Mom and sun time!  Along with my mom and sister I have a couple students over, Doug and Chris Z so its a packed house!

Here are the trades for last week! bit choppy for me couldn’t get the footing I wanted too for the monster moves…still sizing about 1/2 positions till I get better direction from the market

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The Market

Key SPY Pivot Levels: 198.20 : new high resistance, 196.58 20 dma, 193.23: 50 dma

Under the Hood and Trading Game Plan:

I was not expecting the move on Friday.  Sure, I thought we could get a remount of the 20 dma, but I didn’t think we would also retest the highs.  Keep in mind this does not negative any patterns.  We still need to see a break of the highs.  What it has done is change my market bias from negative back to neutral.

Many of the regular high momentum focus list stocks we regularly watch have pulled back to good entry levels near supports.  I have had mixed feelings on how to play these.  On the one hand there are a high number of good pullback setups on low volume.  However, we still don’t know the direction of the market until we get a breakout or breakdown, and the market will greatly influence these stocks.  I have decided to take some shots, again with low aggression.  Position sizes will be smaller.   I am also going to continue to closely watch a few more short setups.

Current Trades

I am still holding AAPL short, and EZCH and TSLA long.  Note that while not on the focus list since they are current trades, they are all still worthy of being on the focus list.

The Trade Journal (I will fully update tomorrow post market)

The Focus List

Last week we talked about having a few stocks in five different categories to key on, but no real entry level focus list stocks.  With the pullback and many stocks pulling back to key support, or breakouts that have pulled back, I am going to include the regular focus list this week.

Notice on all of my picks, they are momentum stocks that have pulled back quite a bit, but are still technically sound.  Volume on the pullback has not been damaging, and price is either above or remounted major support levels.  Stochastics are usually very oversold.  I won’t comment on it for each setup, just look at the chart annotations.

Most of these are trend pullbacks.  BKS, BLUE and BWLD are differentiated as breakout-pullbacks.

BKS is at the bottom of the breakout bar and holding well.  Entry $21.50-22.15.  Initial Target $23.50. Stop under breakout bar or gap level.

BLUE is a breakout that broke down below the breakout bar, but there is a huge gap so that’s not a concern.  It bounced strong off the 50 dma.  Enter on pullback with stop below Friday bar.  Target at $40-42.

I’ve already been burned by BWLD twince, but still love the pattern.  Remounted 50 dma.  Enter on slight weakness.  Stop under Friday bar, target as high as $167.

CTRN bounced strong off 5o dma.  Enter on weakness.  Target around $23.

FB is above the breakout level, but it’s not a breakout due to the low volume and levels of the bar.  Watch for a clean break.  Another entry would be on pullback to the 20 dma.

Another 50 dma bounce play.  Entry on slight weakness.   Target $127.  Stop $115-117.50.

Strong remount of 50 dma.  Enter on slight weakness.  Target $30-31.  Stop under breakout bar.

Z is not the best setup due to concerns about pullback volume.  However, there is so much room to move you can get a really good reward to risk–this makes it worthwhile for me.  Entry at $123, with a sto at $120 and target at $134 gives 3:1.  If target is the old high you’ve got 7:1.

I am not ready to set buypoints here, but these are a few of the short setups I am watching.

Market Leaders

These are stocks that I always watch, though they might not be in my tradeable watchlist, nor are they actually always leading the market.

GOOGL broke out nicely post earnings.  We will watch this closely, as I expect it will be a focus list stock soon.  Many here are on our focus list, and those that aren’t are still technically healthy.  For the market to break, these will have to start breaking as well.

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Thoughts on charting, big money and inside information.  SPY and IWM analysis.  DAL added as short setup.  Key oversold bounce setup levels for market leaders.

The Market

Key SPY Pivot Levels: 198.20 : new high resistance, 196.47 20 dma, 193.02: 50 dma

Under the Hood and Trading Game Plan:

We have been waiting for a day like today.  A day where we get a good clue in finding out what the market wants to do.  SPY backed off from highs and took out the 20 dma with ease.  The key here is that it was on high volume.  Even if we bounce here, I believe we are still in pullback mode and the 50 dma will come into play soon.  That is my current market bias, that we will get to the 50 dma.

Does that mean we load up on shorts here?  No.  The move today was too big.  However, if we get a bounce to the 20 dma, or even a little higher, I will deploy a few short positions.

IWM broke the “line in the sand” we talked about yesterday at $114, easily taking out the 20 dma.  It is now sitting right at the 50 dma.  It is tough to short here, but a bounce would be a good opportunity.

Notice on this chart the “hammers” or long tail candles that have been circled at support levels.  These have been fantastic areas for getting long.  We will stalk these candles at support levels and try to enter near the close of the day when they develop.  They could print anywhere in the $108-111 range.

So if trading IWM, the trade is to short strength and enter on extreme weakness, best when hammers have formed.  For those looking for extra leverage, use TNA or UWM to go long, and TWM to short (you short by going long TWM).

While I have noted some trades around the indexes, this is no time to get aggressive.  We can still let things play out more.  I am going to look at the indexes and some oversold bounce (rubber band) plays for individual equities, along with shorts on pullbacks to resistance, but these will be smaller positions and I will not be using even close to all of my capital.

Thoughts about Charts, Big Money and Inside Information:

Often you’ll hear some money manager talk down on trading charts, or you’ll have someone say your analysis on SPY was “lucky” because of the Malaysian Airliner event (this happened to me today).  While charts may not be the be all end all, they offer clues that you just can’t find anywhere else.  They offer clues to what the big money and insiders know.  Did they know an airliner was going to get shot down today?  No, I am not that much of a conspiracy theorist.  However, I do believe that certain “very important persons” were privy to more information, inside information, that tensions were on the rise and that there were increased odds that  *something could* happen.  That was reflected in the charts, even while we were reaching new highs.

The charts helped us prepare.  They were speaking to us, letting us know it was time to pullback a little.  That something was going to happen.  That is why we have been less aggressive (and some of you wisely not trading at all), over the past week.  Losses, while more numerous than normal, have been kept to a minimum.  In time the charts will talk to us again, letting us know when to get aggressive (either short or long).  We’ll be ready when that time comes.

Current Trades

I am still holding AAPL short, and EZCH and TSLA long.  AAPL is breaking down just as our negative divergence setup predicted.  Those looking to enter still can on slight strength.  EZCH is holding the breakout range.  TSLA is close to stop out, but the pattern is still fine.

Today I also entered, and was stopped out of DUG.  This one was frustrating as the analysis was spot on, we just got stopped out before the stock bounced back.  It happens . . .

I talked yesterday about stop gunning and I fear this is what happened with DUG.  Notice that the low today was just under the low from yesterday, right where many likely had stops.

The Trade Journal 

The Focus List

Last week we talked about having a few stocks in five different categories to key on, but no real entry level focus list stocks.  With the pullback and many stocks pulling back to key support, or breakouts that have pulled back, I am going to include the regular focus list this week.

CODE has pulled back and still looks good.  I would allow for a deeper pullback due to market conditions.  Same goes for BKS.  EZCH is still holding support.  MATX is still a nice breakout setup, but with market conditions I would wait for a pullback into the gap fill area to increase the reward to risk ratio.  GWPH is right at a key support level at $80.  If that breaks it would become a good oversold bounce setup in the low to mid 70s.

Note that KS is a short setup–but not near entry right now.

New Additions:

We’ve had DAL on our shorts watchlist recently, and today it broke down off a textbook breakdown-pullback setup.  I would like to short it on strength.

All of the stocks in the shorts category below are in the midst of forming nice setups.  I am watching them closely.

Here are the categories we started watching during last week’s pullback.  Click on stocks for charts.

1) get extremely oversold and near major support for bounces (rubber band setup) I am not just looking for oversold readings here, I am looking for extremes.  We are not there yet on most of these.  There needs to be more selling, price nearing important support levels, and extreme readings.  At that point we increase the probability of a bounce.  If SPY can pullback to the 50 dma (see chart below), a bunch of these will setup. GWPH, IPXL, KS, EZCH, Z, TWTR, YY, Z, TSLA

2) stocks and sectors that are holding up well (possible rotation or new leaders) Energy, metals, gold, silver, apparel BKS, FANG, PTRY, BWLD, CTRN, TAP, CODE, GMCR, X, FCX, XOM, COP, CZRO, NOV, CLR, AA, MATX

3) stocks that reverse off big down days intraday (hammers) UAL, LUV, JBLU

4) Select shorts AAPL, AKAM, KS, SDRL, GRMN, MSM, SDRL (GOOGL removed)

5) Pullback shorts (bounce to resistance after big drop–often was a rubber band trade) We need to wait and see for this list.  Many will come from the stocks that bounce after extreme drops.  Big Drop – – -> bounce – – -> short setup if bounce on weak volume and price action

Market Leaders

These are stocks that I always watch, though they might not be in my tradeable watchlist, nor are they actually always leading the market.

I was actually rather impressed with how our market leaders held up.  Usually big momo stocks like these get hit very hard.  We did not have any technical breakdowns.  I actually would have liked to see a few to get some rubber band (oversold bounce) plays in motion.  Right now I am targeting TSLA at 200, AMZN at 330, NFLX at 400, FB at 62, GOOG around $560 and Z at 110.  We likely only hit these numbers if SPY pulls back near the 50 dma.  If it does, it wouldn’t be until next week.

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SPY holds 20 dma.  BWLD confusion.  Latin Banks.  Mostly waiting for market to play out.  Holdig DUG and AAPL short.

The Market

Key SPY Pivot Levels: 198.20 : new high resistance, 195.63 50 dma, 192.02: 50 dma  and old high

Under the Hood and Trading Game Plan:

If you have not already, please read Monday evenings Report, along with the update with stocks.  It still very much applies.

SPY held the 20 dma today, which is positive but does not predict the future.  We will continue to wait and see if it holds.

The best place we can enter long is a combination of the 50 dma and stochastics hitting oversold levels.  This would give us a strong probability of a bounce trade.

Take note that since mid-May, there have been 4 strong down days (both volume and price), with only one strong up days.  The move has been a “float” to new highs, which does not build momentum.  We have continued to play the float up, but understand that the likelihood of a strong pullback is high.

The game plan is the same.  We mostly sit on our hands until the market gives us some clues.  If taking positions, do so with small position size.

Current Trades

I am currently holding DUG and short AAPL.  I exited BWLD when my stop was hit.

There was some confusion today about BWLD due to my second BWLD alert detailing the bounce.  It was my mistake confusing my BWLD daytrade with the swing trade.  Those of you who were stopped out, I was too.

  Here is the Trade Journal. YY, AAPL and BWLD entries still need to be added.

The Focus List

We are doing the focus list a little differently for the time being.  Here are the stocks being watched in different categories as the market shakes out.

Most stocks did little or bounced within range.  Not much setting up yet.  The hammer reversal stocks were all up big (JBLU, UA, LUV).  Today we have 3 stocks that put in big reversal hammer candles: Z, COP, FANG.  If trend resumes, these should mark the bottom for these stocks.

1) get extremely oversold and near major support for bounces (rubber band setup)

I am not just looking for oversold readings here, I am looking for extremes.  We are not there yet on most of these.  There needs to be more selling, price nearing important support levels, and extreme readings.  At that point we increase the probability of a bounce.  If SPY can pullback to the 50 dma (see chart below), a bunch of these will setup.

GWPH, IPXL, KS, EZCH, Z, TWTR, YY, Z, TSLA

2) stocks and sectors that are holding up well (possible rotation or new leaders)

Energy, metals, gold, silver, apparel

BKS, FANG, PTRY, BWLD, CTRN, TAP, CODE, GMCR, X, FCX, XOM, COP, CZRO, NOV, CLR

3) stocks that reverse off big down days intraday (hammers)

UAL, LUV, JBLU

4) Select shorts

GOOGL, AAPL, AKAM, KS, SDRL

5) Pullback shorts (bounce to resistance after big drop–often was a rubber band trade)

We need to wait and see for this list.  Many will come from the stocks that bounce after extreme drops.  Big Drop – – -> bounce – – -> short setup if bounce on weak volume and price action

I usually don’t add the breakouts/breakdowns that I am watching to the focus list until it is close to entry, but since we are playing the watching game right now, here are a few that I am watching develop.

Breakout: AA, MATX, 

Breakdown: GRMN, MSM, SDRL

Market Leaders

These are stocks that I always watch, though they might not be in my tradeable watchlist, nor are they actually always leading the market.

Lots of meaningless bounces or holding the line.  The healthiest action was in FB.

Sector/ETF analysis

Latin Regional Banks . . .that’s where it’s at right now.  It may be time to dig deeper here.  If the market corrects, this, along with airlines, have a chance to be the new leaders.

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In the world of day trading we are often bombarded with various opinions and advice. Some opinions are in accord with each other, some contradict. It’s already challenging enough to keep up with the constantly shifting market. And with all the truths and day trading myths floating out there, this might only add to a novice day trader’s confusion.

We thought it would be beneficial to examine 6 myths about day trading. Whether you’re a seasoned day trader or just starting out, read the following 6 myths dispelled.

1. Trading is Just for the Elite Rich

While it’s true that day traders should start with sufficient capital, it doesn’t have to be an extremely large amount of money. A lot of normal folks (read: non-millionaires) can and do get into day trading as a profession with just the required minimum.

According to the U.S. Securities and Exchanges Commission, the minimum equity requirement is $25,000 to trade.

Be sure to also note the following tenants, per the U.S. Securities and Exchanges Commission:

• This $25,000 requirement must be deposited into the customer’s account prior to any day-trading activities and must be maintained at all times.
• A customer can’t fulfill this $25,000 requirement by cross-guaranteeing separate accounts.
• If a customer’s account falls below the $25,000 requirement, the customer won’t be permitted to day trade until the customer deposits cash or securities into the account to restore the account to the $25,000 minimum equity level.

This is a high barrier of entry. 25k is the minimum and you will need a huge buffer as your skills when your new will be incomplete.  Without a great support system and continuous education its very difficult to win especially if your undercapitalized.

2. The Market is Rigged Against the Small Trader

There’s a myth that the market is rigged against the small trader but in reality the smaller trader is more likely to be more nimble and agile within a fast-moving market.

When a small trader is steeped in research, can react quickly and intelligently and sticks to their proven style, he can be profitable—even against the big guys.  Yes there are HFT’s and algos and all sorts of other boobie traps in the market.  They are designed to take money from the uneducated retail trader.  Those with knowledge and world class tools can use those things to our advantage and actually profit from them!

3. Day Trading is Gambling

If you feel day trading is just like gambling, you’re setting yourself up for some potential disastrous results down the line. Day trading is not all about chance like the roll of the dice, flip of a card or a spin of the wheel. Variables and factors such as research, rationality and reason come into play and are taken into consideration. Unlike gamblers, day traders are armed with information such as facts, figures, past performance and other analysis.

Day trading is a job; it involves hard work and time. Traders will look at money management and risk control while gamblers are praying for luck and chance. A great day trader in a given month may only have 1 or 2 losing days and a handful a year.  What I do is a numbers game and I know if I do the right thing 10 times in a row I will win 7 times. So i may have a few losing trades in the morning but if i keep hustling and doing the right thing at the end of the day I will come out on top.

4. You Need an MBA

While a Masters in Business Administration can augment your business knowledge, it’s not completely necessary to have an MBA to be a day trader. Most successful day traders don’t have an MBA.   Day Traders are entrepreneurs they are businessmen.   A majority of people go to get their MBA’s so that they can go get better jobs.  We have 20 employees now between our different businesses and only one guy has an advanced degree!

When I interview people for our company or look for traders I want to see people out there hustling and building things. expanding their skill set not sitting in a classroom with a book.  You will see in a handful of years beyond very specialized things like doctors etc most college education will be obsolete. They will move college to a shorter more focused vocational style training and your starting to see that now with all these online type virtual learning centers.

5. Beginners are Expected to be Profitable

Unless it’s a great market where junior traders start turning profits immediately, beginner day traders are not expected to be profitable.  The hardest part of trading is learning to make 1 DOLLAR! Learning not to lose is the hard part. It takes so much effort just to learn to finish in the green.  Once you can consistently learn to make just 1 dollar then its a lot easier to scale it to 100 dollars and then more.  T

he easy part of trading is when you can make 100 dollars a day and then scale it to 1000 dollars. That is just a matter of size & frequency.  Unrealistic expectations are a killer of new traders.   When you start out you have this preconceived notion that your going to make all this money as you have seen others do it. Its whats called the HEDONIC TREADMILL (Dr.Menaker)  The always wanting more gets the new trader, 100 dollars is not enough 200 dollars is not enough and so on. So what happens is they just end up taking losses.

The learning curve is huge! This is why training your trading skills is so important but also training your mind.  We have a trading psychologist Dr. Menaker on staff for our Bootcamp to help scrub our classes & do webinars.

6. High-Frequency Trading (HFT) is Making Day Trading Obsolete

With highly sophisticated computerized trading that can make decisions in a millisecond, the old Man vs. Machine scenario comes into question. The game is not lost to human traders—if they trade smarter..

Overall day trading involves hard work, time commitment and the ability to respond quickly—and also a level head. Seasoned day traders can tell you some war stories that will send fear into your core, but a lot are able to control their emotions during the many ups and downs that are part of the industry.

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