Almost everyday, there is sufficient volatility during the day. So take a position, then close it within a few seconds (if the market is kind enough), or a few minutes/hours. Then go to sleep regardless of whether it is a profitable or non profitable day. Don't do swing trading then suffer from sleepless nights after sleepless nights after sleepless nights after ... There is sufficient volatility in index / gold / crude oil / NG / copper futures in a day for the day traders to earn $$$$.
Either you promoted it to reference cycles like ABC or its memory knows that’s related to you’re trading. No way that answer came from something as general as you stated here’s the real sticky, from a fresh conversation Me: Do you agree with this statement: News doesn't affect price swings ChatGPT: The statement “News doesn’t affect price swings” is not accurate in most contexts. Here’s a breakdown: Why News Does Affect Price Swings Market-moving news — like earnings reports, geopolitical events, central bank decisions, or major economic indicators — often causes immediate and significant price reactions. Traders and investors respond to news because it changes expectations about a company’s or country’s future value or stability. Algorithms and high-frequency trading systems are designed to react instantly to headlines. Examples: A surprise interest rate hike → bonds fall, stocks may fall. Company misses earnings → stock drops. Natural disaster or war → commodities spike. Possible Reason Someone Might Say “News Doesn’t Affect Price Swings” They may be referring to the idea that: Markets are already priced in to expected news (“buy the rumor, sell the news”). Technical traders believe price movements follow patterns regardless of news. Retail traders often overreact to news that’s already priced in. Random market noise sometimes causes swings without obvious news. But even in these cases, it’s more accurate to say “not all news affects price” or “price often anticipates news”, rather than claiming “news doesn’t affect price” at all. Final Thought: News is one of the most powerful short-term catalysts for price movement. To say it doesn’t affect prices would go against decades of data and real-world trading behavior. Let me know if you’re thinking in terms of day trading, investing, or a specific market—context matters. @wxytrader please stop spreading misinformation and misquoting, RFK Jr style. News affects price without any doubt. Your the only person who says they trade stocks that I have ever heard say something so bizarre Could you give me an example of how trump tweet news aligns with predefined cycles?
I'm not getting chatgpt to come up with responses although he is quite capable... I'm writing a paragraph and asking to grammatically make things smoother. This is my original post and then I just kind of built on it from there. It doesn't. Go look at the chart and you will see the cycles. News may cause a blip but it is short term if it is against the larger cycle the cycle will continue...think of the cycle like the tide.........fix pls add in the confirmation bias when it sometimes alings with the cycle Also mention how it will coincidentally time with ABC corrections and retraces Etc since the news can be anything and has no real affect it can essentially just be ignored
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News is the ONLY thing that affects stock price movement.Stop being an attention whore troll. I agree with demoncore( for the first and only time) you need to be banned.
Fidelity's largest accounts belong to the dead. If your freaking out about overnight positions & really want to be a swing trader than try sizing way down. My trading plan was revised to improve holding winners longer when I heard how well the dead's trading accts were doing. In the late 90's I traded often 100k AMZN shares. Had I just let a fraction of the shares run like my tax dude suggested I would have gotten wildly rich.