Thank you so much Clay you've just made this 1.50 GPA student understand this kind of complicated thing and the way you explained this stuff it was so easy to understand. keep up the good work brother 😊

Stop limit.... I want to stop the order at 29.95 but if goes lower than 29.90 I prefer to keep it as a swing trade or long position. Of course, the limit at 5 cents difference doesn't make a lot of sense in so little shares, at least to me, but with a bigger order it could make a difference. Just my point of view, I am too new in this world to be teaching, but as once I heard...there is no one so wise that have nothing to learn and no one to dumb that have nothing to teach. Keep up the good work, I, and a lot of people. enjoy your, down to earth, videos.

A stop-limit order is an order to buy or sell a stock that combines the features of a stop order and a limit order. Once the stop price is reached, a stop-limit order becomes a limit order that will be executed at a specified price (or better). The benefit of a stop-limit order is that the investor can control the price at which the order can be executed. the problem is once stop price is triggered, the stop-limit price may not marketable

This was incredibly helpful as a small-scale example. I had no idea that the online brokerages were so automated. So setting profit vs. time-spent aside, technically you could profit very easily by just buying a strong, proven share (like ATT) at $30, then immediately setting a Stop value for $30.01? Judging by the the buy variance in this video, that would result in a profit in a matter of seconds. Obviously that tiny profit wouldn't be worth the trader's time, but I'm wanting to make sure I understand the concept with an easy example like that.

Thank you so much Clay! This was amazing for beginniers! Please make more of this! Best Regards from Perú

Thanks Clay 🤙🤜

Thanks clay now I understand especially the stop Order it always confused me.

Another great vid! Thanks!

Very informative! Thank You!!

Another great video!

Hi Clay, thanks for the explanation....Cheers mate.

Hey Clay! New to your channel. What program do you use? My fidelity account doesn’t move anywhere near that fast. Thanks in advance

What are your thoughts on buying and shorting stocks, as opposed to day trading options? I understand the decay of options over time, and the risk involved with those. It's my understanding that shorting stocks requires a margin account, and can have additional fees and risks associated with that. Just curious about your thoughts on these 2 ways of trading compared to each other. Thanks!

Hi clay thanks a million for ur videos, can you please talk about timeframes and whats best for day trader

What application is this

do you suggest in your course for beginners to use demo accounts to get started and used to trading with paper money?

good video Clay

Hi Clay, just subscribed and looking forward to checking out more videos. Quick question, for your daily trading videos are you trading normal shares or option contracts? Thanks!

I'm new to all of this. How do I know what kind of trader I should be. Day trader, swing trader? etc. I would like to start but just need a little guidance

Thank you for the information but how do you close the trade to take profit?

How we can get dividend ?

DO you think a beginner should start off with penny stocks, stocks above a dollar or options? I saw your video saying that we should understand the charts....but what does that mean? I've been trying to find something to learn about the indicators and all of that but I can't find anything good.

hello Claytrader, it would be really educational if you make a video with some tips to pull the trigger on a trade that would be great. thanks. Have a nice day Clayctrader

Hey, can u do something similar to the Futures 4 classes for Options?

Dear clay, can you do a 1 day chart on oil?😀

Can we buy example 500 share of "T" with 30$ and to make the orders at the same time for the same shares: 1) Limit for sell at 31.5$ and 2) Stop losse at 29 And than to switch computer and go gym?!. 🤔😁

First off, I love your videos! Second, this may seem straight-forward but it still confuses me, why do day-traders sell when they know they’ll lose money and not wait for the price to at least break even, even if that means waiting a day+

What are you thoughts on M1 finance as a platform for buying stocks?

If you are tracking more than one stock, can you have this set up on another screen? Or do you have to switch over on this screen.

Clay what's ur forecast opinion to VIX

What platforms do you recommend?

What program are you using to sell. I'm new to the whole stock buying selling everything profits lost etc . Any advice before I start. Where should start how much should I start with.

at what point do you use the charts? seems you didnt do so in this video. thanks

? Do I need 30,000 in an account to start trading?