Trader Brian Jones on Twitter: "Most Day Trading stocks I already know/traded before. First thing I do is research every stock that looks like it has promise of going higher. News, Float, Past Trading history etc. Looking at short term Charts, Volume, Level 2 trades, Movement, Patterns, Support and Resistance" / Twitter

Most Day Trading stocks I already know/traded before. First thing I do is research every stock that looks like it has promise of going higher. News, Float, Past Trading history etc. Looking at short term Charts, Volume, Level 2 trades, Movement, Patterns, Support and Resistance

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Trader Brian Jones

@MasterBJones

Sep 8, 2021

When I'm day trading looking for trades everything moves really fast. So to start I'm already set to buy premarket @ 7:00 am when the day trading retail money comes in. I already own or have leads of some stocks that I'm watching and I'm scanning for new stocks moving higher.

4:08 AM · Sep 8, 2021Twitter Web App

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I have found that the familiarity with trading and monitoring a set of stocks I like to work quite well. I already have general support and resistance in my head and a sense of how they move. I’m buying at decent times, but I often sell too soon. I leave too much on the table.

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I’ll sell after a 20% gain and I guess I can’t be mad about that? But then it will jump 40% more in the next week and I am missing out. Found the right one at the right time, but I get out too early. Any tips?

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