DB Bedford trades the Russell 2000 index live for 38 minutes, executing three contracts and making $1,835. He uses emotional intelligence, not complex analysis, to time entries and exits, staying 2-3 points behind price and limiting himself to three trades per day.
Peace, fam. DB Bedford here, the EI Guy, showing you how to leverage that emotional intelligence both personally and professionally. You know, I have a group that I call the EI Day Traders, and that's the Emotionally Intelligent Day Traders. It's where I show you how to leverage emotional intelligence into the stock market so that you can take profits. And once you learn this skill and learn how to build off of it, you will be able to use your situational awareness to know when to get in the market and get out and get on about your business for the day. I wanna show you how in 38 minutes today I was able to bring in $1,835. Now, if you think that that's not a big deal, I would challenge you to set your timer right now for 38 minutes, and within that period of time, I want you to think about all the ways that you can actually get $1,835 into your bank account. I did this between 6:32 and 7:10 this morning, which means that I'm done for the day. As an EI day trader, I show you the fundamentals on how to get this done. I did this today trading 3 contracts on the Russell 2000. So come on in, let me show you how I did it. Okay, so it's 7:06 right now and I decided to take a trade to the downside on the Russell 2000. Basically, we've been seeing this trend constantly pushing its way down. The momentum is starting to kick in. So I was able to get in at 2083. It's at 2079 now. So we're gonna go ahead and close that gap and grab a couple of points, um, you know, just to get ahead of it, you know, because we never know when it's going to turn around. And ideally, we would love to see it continue, uh, this trend down. You can see that all of the indexes are in the red. This is— I think this will be my 3rd trade and final trade for the day, uh, and basically, right, I'm gonna try to take advantage and stay in this trade as long as possible and maximize the movement. Is at 2077. Now I'm at 2081. I'm gonna go ahead and left-click it, and I'm gonna close the gap. I'm gonna stay about 2 points behind in this trade as long as I possibly can, uh, 2 to 3 points, right? Uh, just because I want to capture what I can as soon as I can. So this trade was taken, uh, after this huge reversal, uh, to the downside after, you know, the market had been tight overnight. This is the first trend that we can really identify because you got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 candles, uh, that's been going to the downside. We're going to capitalize off this. It's at 2073 now. I'm way up here at 2078. Let me get in where I fit in. Let's go to 2075. Let's go 2075, right? Stay a couple of points back. The trade of the day is going to be in the Russell 2000, the 705 candle, the one that you see moving, uh, pretty much to the downside right now. The next candle is about to form. It's down to 702. 27.02. I'm gonna go ahead, so I'm gonna grab 2 more points because I never know when it's going to reverse, or a couple more points. And this is where we want to take advantage of these runs because we know that, um, in a heartbeat, um, it can reverse. So we want to take advantage of these nice runs. So let's see where we're at. Go to positions. So we got $1,835 today. Let's go to activity. That last trade went from $705 To 7:10, so that's 5 minutes. My total trading time today was from 6:32 to 7:10, and I took a total of 3 trades. I took a trade here, took a trade here, took a trade here. And as EIDay traders, we focus on trying to take no more than 3 trades. So that will conclude my trading day for today. $1,835 starting at 6:32 to 7:10. That's a total of, uh, maybe about 38 minutes. 38 minutes, $1,835. Sounds like a winner to me. And so there you have it. And so taking trades on the stock market is pretty straightforward like that. It's not always easy, but the part that makes it complicated is your ability to decide, to use your emotional intelligence and decide when to get in, when to get out, and get on about your business for the day. But here's the thing to me that's exciting. It's possible. Every single day on the platform that we trade, millions and millions of contracts are being traded, and we have an opportunity to observe when the market is going up or going down. So if you think this is something worth taking a look at, or you know somebody who could possibly benefit from it, go ahead and click the link that's associated with this video and become an EI Day Trader, where I show you how to leverage emotional intelligence into the stock market. Now listen, this is not a get-rich-quick scheme. I'm not sitting here trying to promise you that. But what I can promise you is that I can teach a skill that you probably don't know in 5 days. And once you learn this skill, all you have to do is build and develop on it, and you will learn to take money out of the stock market on a frequent basis. And even if you're not interested, please like and subscribe my YouTube channel and check out where I talk about emotional intelligence on all aspects
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