Should You Trade IPO stocks? Day Trading — Transcript
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- 0:00hello guys steven dux here welcome to
- 0:01this new youtube videos
- 0:03and today we're going to focus on the
- 0:05strategy that was
- 0:07producing uh for the entire decembers
- 0:09and for the last two weeks we're pretty
- 0:11much playing with
- 0:12ipo related stocks so today i have
- 0:15summarized three things you guys can
- 0:16focus on
- 0:17uh when you are trading this type of ipo
- 0:20related stocks
- 0:21so before i start this video make sure
- 0:23to click the like button and subscribe
- 0:24let's get into today's content so the
- 0:27first thing
- 0:28you want to remember is ipo is called
- 0:31initial public offering
- 0:32and it's basically the first day that
- 0:35stocks appear in the stock market
- 0:37and you will have its own float brand
- 0:40new market cap
- 0:41a lot of people are trying to get into
- 0:42the stocks in the first day
- 0:44so it makes the first green day
- 0:46untreatable
- 0:47pretty much throughout the entire day so
- 0:49let's look at the tickers called wnw
- 0:52that happened the last week pretty much
- 0:54all tickers have
- 0:55high volume low flow it's going to
- 0:57behave very similar to wnw
- 1:00let's try to look at the entire action
- 1:02and to see what we can learn from it
- 1:04so wnw uh initial public offering
- 1:07has started around seven and so right
- 1:10now
- 1:10the price for w w is 75
- 1:15normally to calculate the initial market
- 1:17cap i will use
- 1:18how much it gained from seven so again
- 1:21over a thousand percent
- 1:22and we're using uh the overall market
- 1:25cap and 75 dollar divided by 10 because
- 1:27it gained
- 1:2810 times over then seven so uh
- 1:32initial market cap we can calculate from
- 1:341.88 billion
- 1:35divided by 10 that's around 188 million
- 1:39in terms of initial market cap so once
- 1:41we calculated
- 1:42uh the initial market cap will be 188
- 1:45million and the flow
- 1:46is under 20 million so it's considered a
- 1:49low flow
- 1:50the amount of volume we've been getting
- 1:51i will get into that into the second
- 1:53point
- 1:54so let's look at the first green day as
- 1:57i said
- 1:57a lot of people trying to get in pretty
- 1:59much make it untreatable
- 2:01shares are not available some shares
- 2:03were available
- 2:04by the late of the day that's because
- 2:07the stock is brand new so there's not
- 2:09enough supply
- 2:10out there for you to really get it
- 2:13except your hedge fund on the second
- 2:16green day
- 2:17this is a really tricky part the stock
- 2:19dropped in the pre-market
- 2:20and they force the stock to go into
- 2:22short sale
- 2:23restriction so basically it makes it
- 2:26much harder to short
- 2:27and also brings tons of trap for short
- 2:30sellers to fall in
- 2:32so uh the first resistance that was
- 2:34considered to be
- 2:36a pre-market resistance it was around
- 2:381.05
- 2:39and i do see a lot of people trying to
- 2:41use 105
- 2:42as risk to short into the stock
- 2:46but let's reverse back to the point i
- 2:49want to make
- 2:50about volume so when you are trying to
- 2:52read
- 2:53ipo volume you have to read in terms of
- 2:56volume times the average price it's
- 2:59because
- 2:59during the normal market conditions that
- 3:02the stock
- 3:02can go up to 65 a share or 85
- 3:05a share is very difficult is because the
- 3:07stock is way too expensive
- 3:10for normal investors to buy so in this
- 3:12case
- 3:13we're using the small volume times the
- 3:16average
- 3:17price to calculate how much actual
- 3:20dollar was being traded
- 3:21into this taker so let's look at the
- 3:23five-day chart whenever you are looking
- 3:25at ipo stocks
- 3:26there's no historical chart and it's
- 3:29pretty much only two or
- 3:31in terms of historical chart so we want
- 3:34to look at december 17th
- 3:36we traded around three million shares
- 3:39and the consolidation is
- 3:42anywhere between 120 to 140.
- 3:46so let's pick the middle of the
- 3:47consolidation let's use 120 120 times
- 3:503 million you traded overall 360 million
- 3:54in terms of amount of dollar that was
- 3:56traded in that day
- 3:57the third point i want to point it out
- 3:59is once you know how much dollar was
- 4:01traded in that day you will know that
- 4:03if the volume is actually sufficient or
- 4:05not because
- 4:06if the stock trades over 300 million in
- 4:08one day then the stock itself becomes
- 4:10shortable in terms of
- 4:12liquidity and you don't have to worry
- 4:13about you can't really exit and your
- 4:15size is going to affect the stock price
- 4:18so the total three point will be
- 4:19uh try not to trade on the first green
- 4:21day because
- 4:23there is a lot of volatility hope second
- 4:26i will be
- 4:26make sure to spot the correct market cap
- 4:28and float
- 4:30and the third one was the stock proof
- 4:32itself that is tradable
- 4:34uh make sure focus on your risk reward
- 4:36it is very important
- 4:37because the maximum reward normally
- 4:40lands from
- 4:4150 to 75 maximum so that will be of the
- 4:44three points i want to cover today
- 4:46make sure leave a question below i
- 4:48understand that the third point is a
- 4:49little bit confusing
- 4:50so if you have any questions uh make
- 4:53sure to leave a comment below i will see
- 4:54you guys in the next one
- 5:03[Music]
- 5:12[Music]
- 5:24you
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