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Not a bad way to end the week - PnL: +$754 #stockmarket #daytrading #nq — Transcript

by Christopher Creamer | Orderflow Trader · 121 words · 21 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00I'm looking for price to pull back into
  2. 0:02this area and then we're going to try
  3. 0:04and take some longs.
  4. 0:06>> Order filled.
  5. 0:09>> I'm going to move my stop to break even.
  6. 0:11It needs to push right here otherwise
  7. 0:13it's going to hit our stop in my
  8. 0:15opinion.
  9. 0:17>> Order filled. I
  10. 0:18>> think we're actually going to target
  11. 0:19this area right here.
  12. 0:20>> Order filled.
  13. 0:35Order submitted.
  14. 0:36>> All right, we're trailing our stop. It
  15. 0:38could bounce right here, but I'm
  16. 0:40expecting it to take the low.
  17. 0:42>> Order cancelled. Order filled.
  18. 0:44>> We're up $200 on our live account and on
  19. 0:48our funded account, we are up $554.
  20. 0:54So, we're just going to end it there for
  21. 0:55the

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