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[16:04] <bluemonkey_68> This educational chat
is being held to introduce a new method of making day
trading calls in the room. This will be in addition
to the way we make the calls now, and this will not
replace anything that we currently offer.
[16:04] <nguye422> i'm ready
[16:04] <bluemonkey_68> However, we have identified
the need for a simplified method for offering day trading
ideas. The objective is to make the effort effortless
if you will..
[16:04] <bluemonkey_68> We have tested a method,
which we have nicknamed, the 3 Musketeers, and we are
introducing it formally today.
[16:05] <bluemonkey_68> The 3-musketeers are 3
stocks of our choice that we believe will offer excellent
returns throughout the day. These stocks may be either
long or short, based on our observations.
[16:05] <bluemonkey_68> We will make the calls
in the morning, and the objective will be to hold through
the end of the day. We are not scalping these calls.
If you want to scalp your trades you can use the day
trading calls with multiple sup/res l;evels.
[16:05] <bluemonkey_68> The 3-musketeers will
have an entry price, and the stops will always be .2
away from that entry price, just like normal day trades.
However, the musketeers wil NOT have a target price,
and they will not offer any additional entry points
if you scalp early.
[16:06] <bluemonkey_68> This method is designed
for that Trader who does not have the ability to trade
as actively as some others, but who still wants to participate
in day trades. This method is meant for those traders
who need a more simplified approach to trading.
[16:06] <bluemonkey_68> The average over the last
few weeks during our testing period has been a return
of 2.2 on 6 trades. This a daily average. Assuming you
trade with 1000 shares, this is a return of $2,200 less
commissions. We believe that this is a very worthwhile
approach because of its simplicity.
[16:06] <bluemonkey_68> We will offer the calls
in the morning and target closing the stocks in the
late session, but if we have to, we will adjust the
entries accordingly throughout the day.
[16:07] <bluemonkey_68> Most day trading rules
apply. We set stops at .2 under the entry target. We
have a 2 point per day loss limit. And if we are stopped
3 times in a trade we MUST adjust or close it.
[16:07] <bluemonkey_68> Does anyone have any questions?
[16:07] <mm> clear
[16:07] <connie> not question, just comment
[16:07] <joanzin> will the 3 musks be posted somewhere?
[16:08] <twosocks> Do you plan to do this every
day. Or only select days.
[16:08] <bluemonkey_68> yes re 3-musketeers..
[16:08] <bluemonkey_68> we will put them on the
trades page
[16:08] <joanzin> outstanding
[16:08] <bluemonkey_68> most days...not everyday
[16:08] <connie> between market open and close,
there are so much going on, if we hold it til the end,
with a tight stop
[16:08] <mm> pre-market or after start?
[16:08] <bluemonkey_68> some days will not be
good for this
[16:08] <bluemonkey_68> I'll only call them after
the start
[16:08] <connie> we would need a lot of luck to
make money
[16:08] <bluemonkey_68> maybe as much as 1 hour
or so after the start sometimes too
[16:09] <bluemonkey_68> connie, luck has little
to do with anything in the mkt
[16:09] <bluemonkey_68> the stocks are picked
based on the way they are trading w/re to the mkt
[16:09] <bluemonkey_68> and that is coupled with
our anticipation of market moves
[16:10] <bluemonkey_68> if we are wrong these
trades will likely decline
[16:10] <bluemonkey_68> if we are right they are
likely to increase
[16:10] <twosocks> How does the selection differ
forom any other daytrade? Or does it differ?
[16:10] <bluemonkey_68> the stops are no different
than the day trades
[16:10] <bluemonkey_68> but, if you don't like
the stops that we recommend...use bigger ones...
[16:11] <bluemonkey_68> re-ask that two...
[16:11] <bluemonkey_68> The stocks we choose for
these will be those that we think will be able to sustain
direction throughpout the day
[16:11] <twosocks> HOw does the selection of the
Muskies differ from the traditional daytrdes?
[16:12] <bluemonkey_68> day trades may not sustain
moves, but they trade more back and forth
[16:12] <bluemonkey_68> well..not always
[16:12] <bluemonkey_68> make sense?
[16:13] <bluemonkey_68> Example:
[16:13] <bluemonkey_68> 3-Muketeers Call
[16:13] <bluemonkey_68> Long
[16:13] <bluemonkey_68> EBAY 46
[16:13] <bluemonkey_68> BRCD 24
[16:13] <bluemonkey_68> ERTS 64
[16:13] <twosocks> I'm not sure I understand the
difference.
[16:13] <bluemonkey_68> a 3-musketeer call it
will be as simple as this.
[16:13] <bluemonkey_68> You know where to enter
a stock, and stops are .2 below always. In other words
EBAY's entry is 46 with a stop at 45.8. The target for
EBAY is not offered. Instead we plan to exit the trade
at the end of the day.
[16:14] <bluemonkey_68> The 3-musketeer calls
are designed to be traded as a group. They are not designed
to be traded individually.
[16:14] <bluemonkey_68> So, if you trade these
calls, make sure you leave enough money in your account
to trade 3 stocks at one time.
[16:14] <bluemonkey_68> We base most of these
decisions on Market direction, and anticipated Market
direction.
[16:15] <bluemonkey_68> The idea behind this type
of trading is to provide opportunities to to trade for
those who don't have toime to watch
[16:15] <bluemonkey_68> they also encourage patience
with your trades
[16:15] <bluemonkey_68> many traders don't have
that, but should
[16:15] <twosocks> The 3 combined stocks, are
they paired as a hedge or just 3 for diversity?
[16:15] <bluemonkey_68> The stocks may be the
same as those called in day trades
[16:16] <bluemonkey_68> diversity, but we may
use them as a hedge by calling 1 long and 2 short or
vice versa
[16:16] <twosocks> Why 3 and not 4 or 6...or more?
[16:16] <bluemonkey_68> 3 in enough
[16:16] <bluemonkey_68> is
[16:17] <bluemonkey_68> and the more you add,
the faster your stops add up if you are wrong
[16:18] <ZERGEATER> Long
[16:18] <ZERGEATER> <bluemonkey_68> EBAY
46
[16:18] <ZERGEATER> <bluemonkey_68> BRCD
24
[16:18] <ZERGEATER> <bluemonkey_68> ERTS
64
[16:18] <bluemonkey_68> this strategy should give
some of you the simplicity you have been looking for
[16:18] <bluemonkey_68> It is basic and straight
forward
[16:18] <bluemonkey_68> next week we will implement
the software to include these trades
[16:19] <connie> as long as they work, simplicity
is second importance
[16:19] <bluemonkey_68> and then we'll start to
make these calls on a regular basis
[16:19] <bluemonkey_68> i disagree
[16:19] <connie> u tested this only 3 weeks
[16:19] <bluemonkey_68> but that's the way the
masses think connie
[16:19] <connie> how do we know that it works
for sure
[16:20] <bluemonkey_68> Nothin is for sure connie
[16:20] <bluemonkey_68> this strategy could hit
its loss limit every day for the next year
[16:20] <nguye422> :-)
[16:21] <connie> i just don't see how holding
thru the day will work, so much up and down during the
day
[16:22] <bluemonkey_68> if you buy at the right
prices or the right time you should be fine
[16:22] <twosocks> I know I have been joking around
a lot today, but I think this 3M strategy is very dangerous.
[16:22] <bluemonkey_68> not me...
[16:22] <bluemonkey_68> i like it
[16:22] <bluemonkey_68> it works well and it is
easy to follow
[16:23] <nguye422> mainly no matter what, all
muskerter trades have to close within the day?
[16:23] <bluemonkey_68> note...the reason for
this strategy is mainly because some people can't follow
the day trading calls efficiently
[16:23] <bluemonkey_68> but also they emphasize
patience
[16:24] <kcash> bm when did you start this club,i
just join you 6 monthes i still not learn to make any
things
[16:24] <bluemonkey_68> and they allow you to
participate with market moves moreso than you would
in normal day trades
[16:24] <nguye422> u mean rather than lost big
$$, kcash ?
[16:24] <bluemonkey_68> all musketeers close before
the close yes
[16:24] <connie> between this muskateers and rotts'
day trade, which system is better?
[16:25] <bluemonkey_68> u tell me connie
[16:25] <connie> consider we have no problem following
rotts
[16:25] <kcash> i lost big time
[16:25] <bluemonkey_68> I started the clun in
'99
[16:25] <bluemonkey_68> club
[16:26] <bluemonkey_68> I like the way I established
the calls that rotts uses because it gives you multiple
levels of sup/res
[16:26] <kcash> 2001 i lost big1!!!!!
[16:26] <bluemonkey_68> but it requires you to
NOT BE AFRAID AND NOT BE SLOW...
[16:26] <connie> i'm beginning to be able to follow
rotts
[16:26] <bluemonkey_68> this is the same, but
more simple
[16:26] <connie> now i have to decide which way
to go
[16:27] <bluemonkey_68> and you don't need to
sit on the edge of your seat every day
[16:27] <connie> for ex. today, rotts makes money
but muskateers lose lots
[16:27] <bluemonkey_68> 1 or the other connie...
[16:27] <bluemonkey_68> not both
[16:27] <nguye422> i lost $$ for BRCM & CCMP
mus
[16:27] <bluemonkey_68> if traded properly the
day trades rotts calls should always make money
[16:27] <connie> with muskateers, u still need
to watch cause if it stopped, u need to reenter
[16:27] <bluemonkey_68> every day
[16:28] <bluemonkey_68> right, but you need to
watch that anyway..
[16:28] <bluemonkey_68> and once the stock moves
above your entry (assuming long) you can just sit back
untiul it either turns down or the day nears an end
[16:29] <bluemonkey_68> today we saw an example
of what happens when the mkt turns against these calls
[16:29] <bluemonkey_68> yesterday we saw what
happened in a status quo environment
[16:29] <bluemonkey_68> +1.2 status quo...
[16:30] <bluemonkey_68> -1.4 in wrong environment...but
we had 4 stocks in the wrong environment
[16:30] <bluemonkey_68> 3 musketeers were 4 musketeers
today
[16:30] <bluemonkey_68> The strategy is meant
to make your life more simple
[16:31] <bluemonkey_68> I know you guys have questions
about it..
[16:31] <bluemonkey_68> and the question is: does
it work so just watch for a while if you like it, use
it. If not, then don't. It is just another option for
you.
[16:31] <bluegarnet> when do you issue the 3 musketeers?
[16:31] <bluemonkey_68> another style
[16:31] <bluemonkey_68> in the morning sometime
[16:31] <ZERGEATER> 9:30
[16:31] <bluemonkey_68> sometime..
[16:32] <bluegarnet> thanks
[16:32] <bluemonkey_68> no set time
[16:32] <bluemonkey_68> the mkt will tell us what
time is right
[16:32] <bluegarnet> are they always long or sometimes
short or combination?
[16:32] <bluegarnet> and stop is fixed for -.2
for each of then right?
[16:32] <bluemonkey_68> short or long mostly,
but sometimes we'll hedge\
[16:32] <bluemonkey_68> stop -.2 right
[16:33] <bluegarnet> so to summerize. We will
have several choices
[16:33] <bluegarnet> 3 musketters, rott's daytrade
calls, swing calls, and special calls, right?
[16:33] <bluemonkey_68> day trades will be rotts
calls and musketeers
[16:33] <bluemonkey_68> right garnet
[16:33] <bluegarnet> thanks Got it now
[16:34] <bluegarnet> many thanks. have a wonderful
vacation
[16:34] <bluemonkey_68> thanks
[16:34] <bluegarnet> go where the market cannot
get you :-)))
[16:34] <bluemonkey_68> any other questions?
[16:34] <bluegarnet> not here
[16:34] <bluemonkey_68> Los Cabos
[16:34] <bluegarnet> Thanks. CIAO
[16:34] <bluegarnet> oh. Fishing? or just eating
lobster and sunbathing?
[16:34] <bluemonkey_68> bye everyone
[16:35] <bluemonkey_68> fishing i'm sure
[16:35] <mm> have a great one blue
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