DB Bedford walks through a 13-minute day trade, entering at $19.93 and exiting at $20.04 for $680 profit. He emphasizes using emotional intelligence to stay calm around resistance levels and manage risk, then challenges viewers to try the same trade in 13 minutes.
Peace fam, DB Bedford here, the EI Guy. You know my motto, I like to make sure that you never let your emotions overpower your intelligence, especially when we doing it in the stock market. I'm so excited just because I know how to leverage emotional intelligence both personally and professionally. I know how to work it at home, I know how to work it in the streets, I know how to work it in business, and I also know how to work it in the stock market. And I'm on a quest to show people how to leverage emotional intelligence in their life No matter where you want to apply it. Today we're going to talk about the stock market. We're going to talk about how in 13 minutes I was able to make $680 by simply understanding how to read a chart, knowing what's on there, and getting in and getting out and getting on about my business for the day. And I just want to show anybody who is interested on how to do the same. And if you don't think it's a big deal to make $680 in 13 minutes, then I always put you up to my challenge. Set your timer on your phone for 13 minutes, and I want you to muster up, manifest, whatever you need to do, all the ways that you can make money in 13 minutes. If the timer runs out and you have not made any money, you should just consider what it takes to become a day trader. Let me show you real quick on this Throwback Thursday how I made this play. Okay, so now it's about 6:55 in the morning. So I came in at 1993.5. It's at 1997. So, I mean, at least have to try to get 2 of my points just in case this thing bounces back. So I'm gonna go to 1995.5, um, just to give myself a little bit of room to try to stay in this trade, uh, because it's doing a lot of jumping around. Uh, but you know, it just takes, you know, a little bit longer during these times because of the continuously, uh, the way the price are fluctuating. And that's why it takes a little bit more patience and, um, and a deeper understanding of what it takes to trade During these times. Because right now it's up at $19.99, I'm at $19.95. I'm gonna go ahead and grab at least, you know, one more point because, you know, we want to inch our way up, uh, as much as possible. We just taking what we can get along the way in this particular market. Uh, want to stay in this trade as much, as long as possible. And so for me, the reason why I decided to get in, because it broke through my resistance line up here and it started to gain momentum. And so I knew just a matter of time before it gained momentum. It's at 1999 now. I'm at 1996. While I'm commentating, try to get my points along the way because this thing, you know, can change at any given time. It's at 2002. I'm gonna go ahead and try to grab one more point because that's what I got into this trade from. So it's at 2003 now. So it's a good opportunity for me at least to go up to 2004. Just be before this thing starts changing its mind. And so I came in at 1993. So we have a really good run today. I waited. Okay, there's my stop out. Let's see what the results are. So $680. Let's go to activity, right? One trade from 6:46. Okay. To 6:59. So from 6:46 to 6:59 was about a 13-minute trade. 13 minutes, $680. This is why we do the EID trading. So 13 minutes, $680. You know, I don't know about you, but this is a skill worth developing. And the skill comes in being able to understand how to open up a chart, identify and understand what's on there, and be patient to let your trade manifest. Now, 13 minutes is a very short window of time, but it also can seem like a very long window of time. And you have to— and you just have to really be confident about what you see. And most of the time, your trades will pan out. And when they don't, you'll be able to minimize your risk and then be able to maximize your gains. That's the life of an EI day trader. I'll see you guys on the next one. Peace.
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