DB Bedford demonstrates emotional-intelligence-based day trading with a live Russell 2000 scalp trade. He enters at 2041.4, exits at 2045.4 after four minutes, and pockets $575. The approach: pick an entry, move your stop-loss up as price climbs, exit fast.
Peace, fam. DB Bedford here, the EI Guy, bringing you that emotional intelligence both personally and professionally. Happy Monday, happy Valentine's Day. We're fresh off the Super Bowl, and I'm loving being an EI Day Trader because this is a skill that's beneficial to you even if you don't know anything about the stock market. You know, I always like to try to put things in perspective, and so I ask that you set your timer at 4 minutes And then within that 4 minutes, I want you to really marinate and brainstorm on all the ways that you can earn additional income. And if that timer catches you, then I want you to consider becoming an EIA day trader, because this morning in 4 minutes, I was able to make $575 by simply taking one trade. And I swear to you, I want to show you how to do the exact same thing. So come on in, let me show you how I did it. All right, good morning. It's about 6:51 in the morning and market is, uh, the Russell 2000 is having somewhat of a bullish run. Uh, it's taking its time to stair-step up, but I decided to try to see if the momentum will continue to go in its favor. And so now I want to see if I can benefit from this trade as it's moving forward. I did come into the trade at 2041, and so it's at 2045 now. So it's a good time to at least scout my first couple of points because we never know when the market is going to to turn around. So I'll go to 2043.4 real quick just to get a couple of points because, you know, never want to mess up our for sure trying to get some more. The name of the game is to scalp a few points, make a quick profit, and get on about your business for the day. It's at 2047 now, I'm at 2043. Good time for me to get a couple of more points again because I just never know when the market is going to turn around, and when it does, I will already have captured my points for the day. As an EIDay trader, just a couple of straightforward, easy steps is that you pick the right entry point, decide when it's time to get in, move your stop loss up to capture your points along the way. I got in here at 2041.4. Now I'm at 2045.4. So I was able to scalp, uh, let's see, a few points right off the cuff. Now I just got stopped out, meaning that the candle reversed and And I got $575. I took one trade, okay, this morning, and I got in at 6:50 and got out at 6:54. Okay, so for 4 minutes, was able to get $575. And that's how we like to do it. And that's pretty much our work for today. At the end of the day, if you still don't quite get it, it's about developing a skill that gives you the eye to be able to look at a chart Understand what's happening on it, pick an entry point, and pick an exit strategy. Okay, so you get in, you get out, and you get about your business for the day. And there's some great benefits because when you're an EI Day Trader, your level of emotional intelligence increases and your level of discipline gets better. And we both know that that is a big, big value add to our lives, both personally and professionally. Listen, if you want to become an EI Day Trader, click on the link associated with this video. If you need a little bit more social proof, head on over to my YouTube channel where you can see it, where I've done this type of trading time and time again.
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