Thank you! It will definitely help in correctly automating your process

My pleasure!

Happy to help!

And this just scratches the surface!

Happy to help

Glad it was helpful!

I know some people find it difficult to use, but I like IB. Once you get past the learning curve, they are very good

I’d be happy to! I’ll work on a video that expands on what I already covered for members

It is VERY helpful

I set up the stop limit on Wednesday. it triggered on market open and saved me on VAL gap down last Friday using EMA shake in/out rule from the course ! Thanks Matt!

You are correct but that is why I only use them after the market has opened and I place the limit a safe margin below the stop price to ensure it triggers

Great to hear! I'll keep that in mind for future videos!

Futures are primarily for standardized contracts, so they don't really play a big roll in a CANSLIM type system. Options can be helpful, and I know many people who do use them with CANSLIM stocks. However, less liquid stocks result in even less liquid options that can over time become quite costly. I don't personally use them. I find them a distraction

Hi Rupesh, I use Interactive Brokers and have for almost 20 years now. I love the technology. However, if you require strong customer service such as a contact person, it may not be the place for you.

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If you stare at price action during the day, you'll be amazed at the patterns you'll discover

I believe so. You need to specify it as the order type.

Thank you! I’d be happy to cover that. I requires a detailed breakdown of the market’s structure. I have to think about how to display that visually

@@carusoinsights That would be awesome! Thank you so much for considering it Matt!

I’m sure you will. Your own determination is the biggest factor in your ultimate success

@@carusoinsights I appreciate that! I won't quit until I reach that level

Sure. What exactly would you like to know more about?

@@carusoinsights what data to take to see, because for example I had to subscribe to some data to have them live, better explain how exchange rate fluctuations can be avoided, better read the reports it makes to know the profit or loss, What guarantees does the broker give in case it goes bankrupt, or is the money deposited guaranteed in some way? etc

Orders that need to be filled near the close if a condition is met needs to be worked manually. I'll take a look to see if there is a way to automate it.

HI LH just an FYI you can do what you are asking on TD Ameritrade's think or swim software. You can also set orders to trigger at certain times. i.e. If you look at your charts at night and you aren't available to place an order in the morning but you want to buy AAPL if greater than X price but you want to wait for the first 30 minutes to go by for the Monday morning pops you can set your order to be submitted at any specified time frame. i.e. at 10:00 am. And if it doesn't fill within an hour you can set it to cancel. And if you want to buy an option, instead of the stock, if the price of that stock hits a trigger price you can also place that trade on the software. Heck you can even buy AAPL If the Nasdaq or s&P hit a certain price or sell for that matter. Plus you can memorize these orders so you don't have to take the time to set all this up with every trade. The above is just a sampling of the Think or swim capabilities. I just reread what I wrote and you would think I get paid to sell their software. LOL, I am just a very satisfied long-term user. I am pretty sure Olvier Kell the winner of the 2020 US investment championship uses think or swim.

I also should have mentioned at the beginning this was a very good presentation, Matt. Especially the iceberg orders.