A trader explains how to set up seven-figure positions by tracking rising daily volume patterns, calculating target position sizes against a dollar block threshold, and projecting next-day trade ranges. The method multiplies pre-market volume by ten to forecast intraday volume, then skips the trade if projected volume won't hit the target.
Today we're going to go through some strategies of yours. This year alone, he's had a $7 million trade. Where should we begin? This is where you want to track down that average volume increase. It starts at 50 million shares at the very bottom. The next day goes up to 70 million because the volume has to keep continue to increase. The next day goes up to 100 million to 120 million. Once I figure out the initial market cap and I know the dollar block, I can calculate. Let's say it started at $5. Now if I'm trading something that's much larger market caps, I know that in average on the daily volume volatility is around 30% to 50%. I kind of know that in the next day maybe trades around 8 to 12, the next day trades around 12 to 18, next day trades about 25 to 30. On the second day, I'm already looking at the chart. So okay, what day is likely to reach its maximum dollar amount before it drops? Yeah, on the pre-market I'm looking at it. Okay, today's volume estimate is pre-market times 10, it's gonna reach about 100 million at 12. Now the dollar block is 3 billion, so okay, well today is not likely to reach that, so I'm just gonna don't touch
