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The profiting trend for Multi-Day Runners in 2020. Day Trading in todays market. — Transcript

by Steven Dux · 1,277 words · 232 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00hello guys team dexter welcome to this
  2. 0:01youtube video and today i'm going to
  3. 0:03talk about some of the adjustments that
  4. 0:05i personally made
  5. 0:06for multi-day runners especially in 2020
  6. 0:09and first of all i want to thank you for
  7. 0:11you guys that came to the conference
  8. 0:13during this conference we caught a live
  9. 0:14trade on athe hopefully you guys
  10. 0:17made money by the end of the day
  11. 0:20uh shortly very small at 3 20 up now 3
  12. 0:2430
  13. 0:25sorry uh planning to add it but
  14. 0:29this is the opportunity you can take
  15. 0:33[Music]
  16. 0:41we definitely took some profits
  17. 0:43partially and the conference ended there
  18. 0:45so if you guys have any questions
  19. 0:47about the sticker you guys can leave a
  20. 0:48comment below and let's get into the
  21. 0:50video
  22. 0:51so for the multi-day pattern adjustments
  23. 0:53i want to make in total of three points
  24. 0:56first of all when you are looking at a
  25. 0:57multi-day runner pattern you want to
  26. 0:59look at the initial market cap
  27. 1:01because if you start buying a billion
  28. 1:02dollar cap it's not going to go that
  29. 1:05high
  30. 1:05it's not going to have the potential to
  31. 1:07spike to 300
  32. 1:09but if you are looking at a market cap
  33. 1:11that is under 100 million initially
  34. 1:14then you will have much better chance to
  35. 1:16get much
  36. 1:17better reward compared to buying
  37. 1:19something like a billion dollar cap
  38. 1:20so the second point i want to make will
  39. 1:22be reference to the chart that we had on
  40. 1:25cb 80
  41. 1:26and solo those two charts have the
  42. 1:29secondary breakout
  43. 1:30now secondary breakout is completely
  44. 1:32different story compared to the first
  45. 1:34breakout
  46. 1:35so we will talk about how secondary
  47. 1:37breakout is not
  48. 1:39as strong compared to the first one and
  49. 1:41also what's the correlation between the
  50. 1:42first
  51. 1:43and the secondary breakout as well so
  52. 1:45the third point i want to talk about
  53. 1:46volume prediction which i
  54. 1:48specifically taught in doxinator
  55. 1:51and also training technique as well
  56. 1:54volume prediction is very important
  57. 1:56i'm going to introduce the concept
  58. 1:58behind it and how to really spot the
  59. 2:00breakout before the market even open
  60. 2:02and you will have much better winning
  61. 2:04percentage to trade in this
  62. 2:05multi-day breakout pattern so today
  63. 2:08we're going to talk about two tickers
  64. 2:10c-b-a-t and s-o-l-o both of them
  65. 2:13are very similar chart you can look at
  66. 2:16the historical chart of two years
  67. 2:18you have around 200 million support
  68. 2:20between four to
  69. 2:22five then you have 200 million support
  70. 2:25around
  71. 2:25six so on both of the chart you can see
  72. 2:28that it looks
  73. 2:29pretty much identical but there's one
  74. 2:31thing that's completely different
  75. 2:33is the initial market cap as i said the
  76. 2:36higher the initial market cap is
  77. 2:38the more difficult for stock to go up
  78. 2:40whenever the stocks initial market cap
  79. 2:43exceed over 500 million
  80. 2:45it's not going to be very profitable
  81. 2:47especially
  82. 2:48on the way up so in terms of risk award
  83. 2:51higher market cap generally have lower
  84. 2:53risk
  85. 2:54but especially when you are looking for
  86. 2:57much bigger reward on multi-day breakout
  87. 2:59smaller initial market cap works the
  88. 3:01best
  89. 3:02so in this case uh solo compared to cbat
  90. 3:06you can kind of see that solo has much
  91. 3:09lower market cap compared to
  92. 3:11cbit so in terms of risk reward solo
  93. 3:14actually have a much better reward now
  94. 3:17if
  95. 3:18we're not taking any type of criteria
  96. 3:20solo actually have much better reward
  97. 3:22compared to cbat
  98. 3:24in this case cbit started with much
  99. 3:26higher market cap
  100. 3:27but in actual charge cba extended much
  101. 3:30further
  102. 3:31than s-o-l-o so in terms of
  103. 3:35charting let's look at the specific
  104. 3:37chart itself
  105. 3:38well first of all let's start with c
  106. 3:40b-a-t initially
  107. 3:42stock went from point one to four and it
  108. 3:45had
  109. 3:46its first breakout break through this
  110. 3:48100
  111. 3:49or 200 million support and the first
  112. 3:52extension is only about 20
  113. 3:54and that's considered a completely fake
  114. 3:56out
  115. 3:57and the secondary breakout started
  116. 3:59around
  117. 4:00five you went all the way up to 11.
  118. 4:03normally that
  119. 4:04secondary breakout is correlated with
  120. 4:06first breakout if the first breakout is
  121. 4:08really strong then the secondary
  122. 4:10breakout is going to be strong as well
  123. 4:12in this case cb80 actually have much
  124. 4:15stronger or strength compared to the
  125. 4:17first one so
  126. 4:18cbit is definitely our outlier just
  127. 4:21according to
  128. 4:22all of the statistics that have tracked
  129. 4:24for multi-day rounder
  130. 4:25second ticker we can look at is first
  131. 4:28breakout for
  132. 4:30solo started around 309
  133. 4:33all the way to six now they consolidated
  134. 4:36much longer than cbat
  135. 4:40then the secondary breakout extended
  136. 4:42only about twenty percent
  137. 4:44so in terms of breakout level cbit is
  138. 4:47definitely an outlier
  139. 4:48and they extend it much longer and
  140. 4:50further so let's look at
  141. 4:52other criterias might fit in and
  142. 4:54actually can explain
  143. 4:56why cbit ran much further compared to
  144. 4:59solo
  145. 5:00so let's look at in terms of volume this
  146. 5:02is the main criteria that we're going to
  147. 5:04look for especially when we're looking
  148. 5:05at a breakout
  149. 5:06so the first day of the breakout
  150. 5:08actually traded only
  151. 5:10about 90 million volume now compared to
  152. 5:12solo
  153. 5:13first the breakout volume traded around
  154. 5:1740 million so the more volume it can
  155. 5:20trade
  156. 5:20in one day then for the second day the
  157. 5:24second day liquidity which
  158. 5:25is volume has to surpass the first day
  159. 5:28for cbit
  160. 5:29that the second day did surpass the
  161. 5:31first day
  162. 5:32but it still traded around 100 million
  163. 5:35but you can see
  164. 5:36solo that traded 160 million so
  165. 5:39to extend to the next day that solo
  166. 5:42needs to trade more than
  167. 5:43160 million shares on the next day which
  168. 5:46is
  169. 5:46very unlikely and on cbit well you only
  170. 5:50traded
  171. 5:50100 million shares so it's much lower
  172. 5:53volume compared to solo
  173. 5:54and that will bring more odds for
  174. 5:58spiking a little bit further compared to
  175. 6:00the solo ticker
  176. 6:02so when you are looking at overall
  177. 6:04multi-day breakout patterns the first
  178. 6:06green day cannot have that much volume
  179. 6:08because the more volume it has
  180. 6:10then the next day liquidity or volume
  181. 6:13it's going to be very difficult
  182. 6:14for a stock to extend even more so let's
  183. 6:17go over
  184. 6:17all the three criteria first of all that
  185. 6:20you want a really low initial market
  186. 6:23caps so
  187. 6:24the stock itself have much potential to
  188. 6:26extend
  189. 6:28now the second point you want to look at
  190. 6:30is the
  191. 6:31first breakout and secondary breakout
  192. 6:33well normally you want to see
  193. 6:35that there is a lot of extensions on
  194. 6:38first
  195. 6:38breakout so the secondary breakout can
  196. 6:40be as
  197. 6:42good as the first one because when you
  198. 6:44are looking at in terms of the second
  199. 6:45criteria
  200. 6:46the psychology behind it is when
  201. 6:48somebody wants to buy a breakout
  202. 6:50that they want to see okay this actually
  203. 6:52this ticker
  204. 6:53had a decent history of breakout so in
  205. 6:56the next breakout the ticker itself will
  206. 6:58give them much more confidence
  207. 7:00to hold longer and buy more shares on
  208. 7:03the second breakout
  209. 7:04so the third criteria will be volume and
  210. 7:07liquidity make sure that the first
  211. 7:09day on the breakout do not trade you
  212. 7:11know the maximum volume can be traded in
  213. 7:13a day
  214. 7:14then the next day there will be no
  215. 7:16liquidity can be traded on the next day
  216. 7:18um so if it's trading decent amount of
  217. 7:20volume somewhere like
  218. 7:2240 million to 60 million it's very ideal
  219. 7:25but if it trades over 200 300 million
  220. 7:27it is pretty much impossible for the
  221. 7:29next day to exceed
  222. 7:31the previous day liquidity so that will
  223. 7:33be overall three of the criteria you
  224. 7:35want to look for
  225. 7:36and some of the adjustments that i made
  226. 7:38for 2020
  227. 7:39and thank you very much for watching
  228. 7:41this video and i will see you guys
  229. 7:42next time
  230. 7:51[Music]
  231. 8:00[Music]
  232. 8:10so

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