I read about davas box too, a lot people seem to find it very helpful. I am still in an overwhelmed stage with all the information available online for free to absorb just wished I could have one of Elon Musk's chips to plant into my brain then I would digest all the information quickly haha. Do you mentor students at all? Just curious.
I actually made my first biggest win in AU mining stock too, unbelievably doubled my position in two days I was like whoa, but unfortunately that was it, never got so lucky again, I was planning to trying to dig into these au mining stocks again, how do you filter them if you dont mind sharing?
Yes I do from time to time. But to mentor succesfully the student needs to be on the same page. The same page as me = Swing trading stocks, prefer ASX because that's where my experience is, ie ASX operates differently than USA, different language / colloquism.
As long as the uptrend is still in place. Sometimes you'll get caught by chop and the position lasts less than a week. Other times it can run on average 3 months.
Oh boy..... There's enough advice I could give to write a small book. But the question is open ended because every individual will want to use a different technique and have access to different tools and so the advice would differ. But I suppose one main bit of advice on the ASX which would pertain across the board, only believe 10% of what you read. Also it's easier and less risky to trade sectors imo than it is individual stocks. It's dangerous to place a large position on individual stocks, especially small-mid caps but you can get away with doing that on a sector etfs. The more stocks you trade at any one time the more difficult to control.
I agree that is why I am only holding one industry etf atm and learning along. I get what you mean, trading is like an ocean there is no end^