Does Timing the Market Actually Work?

Great video!

New traders can start 1 share or a small amount of a fractional share. Skills take time to learn.

Pretty much sat on the side lines all august which is a bummer but I’m excited to see what September bring us 🙏

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In taking a dip trade, when waiting for the first green candle to make a new high, what do you recommend when the prior red candle has a very long range to it that is greater than your risk range. In those situations, my entry seems to be farther away from my stop (the bottom of the prior red candle) than I am comfortable with? Do I enter earlier or stop out at a higher level?

Ross Cameron is the goat 🐐 🙌 of trading!!

I still have an issue of averaging down when a trade goes south on me. Every time I do this, when I upload my trades to Tradervue and do my journal entry, I also make a special note for the trade/s that I average down on of how much I would have lost had I just exited when I first average down. It can be quite eye opening!

Gambler's Fallacy and Gambler's Ruin are two important concepts for traders to understand

So after digging into Hours of tradervue analytics of my trades to clearly assess what I'm doing wrong and why I am going sideways - here is the list - I hope it helps all you traders new to this strategy. 1.). OVERTRADING - clearly I'd rather be in a position than waiting for the few good setups a day. PATIENCE IS KEY. 2.) TRADING THE BACKSIDE OF THE MOVE. all too often I find my entries trying to beat the "next leg up" without any confirm candle breaking the previous high - so in essence the stock was still going down - even if that next leg happens ten minutes later - I'm in and stopped out too early with a loss -- 3.) Walking away from a stock trending up too early. Just because I had a bad previous entry and exit, DOES NOT MEAN the party for a stock is over - my first entry sucked - does't mean the overall idea was wrong! 3.) Doubling on the way down - a HUGE NO - yes it has worked well at times - but in the long run it will crush you! 4) NOT WAITING FOR THE PULL BACK - jumping into moving stocks that are already extended because of FOMO - and getting a bad fill and a worse Stop out! Or properly vetting the stock for all criteria to know that it was a trade I should have never made in the first place. -- I think that just about covers it. Be Patient!. Always draw and redraw your trend, support and resistance lines - and make sure to check the multi-day chart and be familiar with the stocks' history - and lastly keep a close eye on VOLUME - MACD, VWAP and MOVING AVERAGES. -- I'll get into not holding my winners long enough later - as that is a good problem to have when I fix everything else. And yes - all of this is covered extensively in all of Ross's videos. But watching a video is very different from executing trades in real time with real money. Thats all for now. Happy Trading. I hope this helps. - On a last note - I resisted spending money on tradervue cause I felt like I knew what I was doing wrong - and to a degree, I did know. But seeing how clearly and specifically it spells it all out with it's analytics and your own performance along with detailed charts of each trade's entries and exits... WOW - JUST WOW - it's beyond helpful to see it presented like this.

Hey Ross Awesome video as always, just want to check with you with regards with Propfirms like Trade the Pool. Are these type of services good for people with low on cash to earn some before opening their own live accounts?

Thanks for another great lesson Professor. I am enjoying the Warrior Program, see you there on Tuesday. Hopefully, some good opportunities will be presented!

I might have to give this a try as a warehouse worker I can't wait to be on the sideline, every weekend ,every holiday. The fact you have to make yourself sit on the sideline, well ,give me a pen, where do I sign up. LOL

I consider Friday morning to be my first real trading session,and while I was profitable on 4 out of 5 trades,netted almost 600.00 on 4 trades and took a 40.00 loss on my last trade. I really have to work on dialing my emotions in,it’s real easy to get jacked on adrenaline and start operating off of pure emotion,rather than logic,precision,accuracy and discipline. I have to work on disassociating myself and my emotions during a trading session,putting patience and execution above everything else.Slow and steady. That’s my focus next time.

Ross it would be interesting if you made a video that would let us figure out the times throughout the day we are most profitable (or you)

Im a beginner to trading and I've come across your channel recently and it helped me soo much! Thankyou for your videos!

Great inside and explanitions. Thank you for showing your self control.

Ross, I do have a right platform & right strategy but I'm feeling fear to enter into trade due to past loss. Any advise?

Like Ross said as a beginner trader you have to paid your dues, and believed me i have19k down. the reason holding losers way to long and so the winners no clear stop loos and take profit brought me down that rabbit hole so far down that i stop and ask my self can i do this? or i should quit. i desisted to get back on my feet sit back on that chair 7:00AM on the dot but with a new set of rules the i follow to the teeth and oh boy did it made a difference W 61% L 38% $786 this week a little something to start to chip away those losses. I follow Ross he is a proven profitable trader and he really care to this community of traders. Follow your rules!!!!!

I am a follower of your videos, but I think the title of this video should be revised. From the preview image, I had the impression that the video would explain the specific times when trades should be executed. Since this content is not actually covered in the video, the current title may give a misleading impression.

Every day I learn something new from your videos. You may not realize just how inspirational and helpful you are for anyone on the trading journey. Thank you, Ross!

The way you reduce your losers - create your channel and community that see what you enter with that thin liquidity right now in realtime and trade with you in the same direction, so you can use them and others for your exit liquidity. You performance started taking off right when you made your trading community.

There is no question that you have skills, but exploiting your chat and video stream is the part of your performance.

Yeah. Ross is talking directly to me. Thanks Ross!

When you say, upon entry - if the price IMMEDIATELY goes against you, you sell. Do you mean IMMEDIATELY as in you give it zero time to move down and then up again? I have been wondering how you take such huge positions when each penny could equal hundreds of dollars. This would explain it.

Thank you for this Ross! I definitely need to start implementing the starter trade. Other than that, just sticking to your main momentum strategy is the primary goal and not trying anything that might pop-up in head that veers off course.

Great insight on the importance of trading the current market, I really like the concept of point of entry,”for big winners and stopping out for small losers” golden advice!!! Thanks again…and again !!❤

Ross! Thanks Again! New Trader? Check those metrics, price per share, average time in winners, incredibly valuable info!!

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I've been trading 1 share for the past 5 month to learn. After seeing improvement I've come to realize its hard to manage my risk with the same share size even with A+ setups. Been thinking about it and I'm going to take the leap to a whopping 2 shares, allowing me to take 1/2 off at target profit and let the rest run. Checking my metrics and data month by month in every step I take.

Every video you make I learn something new.

Thank you Ross, you're the best

Oh boy that's a lot of GREEN 💚, i pray 🙏 they change the PDT rule ASAP 🙏

Big bro Ross Cameron is back 🙌

Wow you just called me out at the 9:20 minute mark! But thats why im here! Watching and learning

As always, golden information. Thank you.

Thanks!

Ross sorry but I have a question . Does Internet speed affect stocks trading ? I'm trading from middle east .

Waiting for the pullback is tough, I always fear I'll miss the move if I wait too long. Just gotta practice it.

This is one of your best videos

Truth! <3

I finally broke the habit of holding losers too long. This literally changed everything for me. For example, back in April 2025 I had nearly a perfect month of gains. All green days with decent % overall gains per day. However, I emotionally got sucked in, overconfideent and did not want to take a single loss... so the market tested me. I Lost miserably challenging a single stock I was losing on out of emotion. Nearing the end of the month of April I took my first big loss. I literally gave everything back I gained and went from green to red for the entire month in 1 trade! I kept moving my stop loss in a hope lol. I had to take a break after that and rethink what I was doing. Traded in a simulator a bit to get the "need to trade" feeling to go away. I learned I was half trading on logic and the other half on emotion. So I practiced change. This August I took my first big green month and nearly doubled the account. There was 1 bad day where I cut the loss very quickly and walked away.


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This is so powerful

Timing is better than time in for sure! Thank you every day!

Yeah it seems like you need to find out when and how to pounce to maximize. I'm sure that a good scanner would prove to play a pivotal role.