🤑👇🏻 EXPAND DESCRIPTION for more LINKS 👇🏻🤑 If you trade like me and my top students, it’s likely certain trading hours work better for you … But if you’re unsure which hours those are, this video is for you. I’ll talk about different trading times and which strategies work best for those hours. Don’t miss this! LINKS Mentioned: 🔴 Everything You Need to Know About the First Green Day Pattern: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn8SjObvGzY 🔴 Everything You Need to Know About First Red Day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB1MYne4OHg SUGGESTED LINKS: 👉🏼Get my weekly stock watchlist here FREE OF CHARGE: https://timsykeswatchlist.com/ 👉🏼See all my trades from the last 20 years: https://profit.ly/user/timothysykes 👉🏼SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2MDNeVq to get INSTANT alerts when I post a new video outlining my penny stock trading techniques.* ✅ Share this video with a fellow Trader: https://youtu.be/-LmjndhN4Yo ✅ Recommended video: https://youtu.be/TAOuTbaDg9I ✅ Recommended playlists: Day Trading 101: Starter Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxhDIeYxNpE&list=PLTKUP0v0mxhvcNcP55fLthMRuTep2SGzY My Millionaire Students – How They Did It: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTKUP0v0mxhtFSV2MDrpS6hziwptlpv4_ 🔴 FULL DESCRIPTION: Many people ask me when I think is the best and worst time to trade… That’s hard to answer since there are many factors to consider. It all depends on your experience level, your personal schedule, your time zone, your broker, and your preferred strategy. But I can talk about my own trading and many of my top students’ trading. Don’t use this video lesson as the bible for the “best” trading times because these times might not work out for you. Use it more as a loose guide to help you understand which trading setups work best for specific times. In general, OTC stocks — or penny stocks — don’t trade after hours or premarket… And I believe that’s their biggest advantage. You don’t have to watch the market overnight or while you’re trying to eat dinner. It’s easier to deal with if you understand how to trade these stocks. So based on that information, day trading works best in my opinion. And the most common trading hours are where I think you should focus — 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern time. But to get even more specific … you can narrow that down to hours that typically see more action. Since we’re looking to trade volatile stocks, we’re looking for the hours where there’s more volatility. I’ll tell you more in the video. I’ll also get into what I think about trading premarket and after hours. So, tune in to find out which hours can mean the most volatility and which hours don't really work for me. After watching this, comment below with which hours you think would work best for you! ✅ Follow Tim Sykes and his trading travels: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timothysykes
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