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Mentor Mike
2:37
He's not the best at email, but he tries.  Even I have to email him, text him, then walk into his office and remind him.  :-)
Tim
2:36
Ha -- LIKE WE EVER got a respone on anything!
Mentor Mike
2:28
Another comment on the election, we will definitely start being more cautious a week or two before.  Look to close out trades that we might be on the fence about, tighten protection, maybe add a little hedge position, etc.  We will keep everyone updated about all of that through the Insider updates and Friday webinars!  You won't go it alone!
2:26
Also, if you REFRESH the page, you should see the downloads for Maggie's slides, Brandon's slides, and the files Preston wanted to share.
Mentor Mike
2:25
Hopefully my last answer helps answer this one as well.  All we know is it will be an interesting next few weeks.
Steve
2:25
There is a good chance we will not know the outcome of the election until sometime after election day.  What will that do to the election?
Mentor Mike
2:24
Then we'd expect some volatility.  The market doesn't like "unknowns".  So if Biden wins and the Dems take control of the Senate, that would be another "unknown".  If it is mixed, one party controls the senate and the other controls the White House, not much changes right away in that scenario as well.  The unknown is the thing that will potentially rattle the market.

Hopefully we know the results and it is fairly drama free.
Stella
2:22
What if we do not know who wins and it goes on past January 3?
Mentor Mike
2:19
Great tip!  Thanks for sharing.
Craig
2:19
I've been reading Steve Nison's' The Candlestick Course.  There is a several hour video on YouTube that he did some years ago that effectively presents the book in seminar format
Mentor Mike
2:13
I know Maggie has mentioned Steve Nison for some candlestick books.  He has been a popular author for several books.  As for the Chaikin Volatility, I'm not familiar with that so I think researching it would be your best bet.
Tom Norris
2:13
Quick technical question:  does Chaikin's Volatility give you the same information as implied volatility?  I've done a web search, and it seems to, but I couldn't find a search result that answered the question directly.  My quick charts on TD Ameritrade use Chaikin.

Also, what is the name of the recommended book on Candlestick charts.   Thanks!!
1:51
Thanks Maggie!!
Steve
1:51
Thanks Maggie.
Stella
1:51
Thank You.
Elaine
1:51
Thank you.
Guest
1:51
Very well done. thanks Maggie.
Mentor Mike
1:48
MaggieMastermindProject.com
Mentor Mike
1:42
She is answering now...
Stella
1:42
What Time frame is she buying on the IPO calls
Mentor Mike
1:38
We have one that is fairly simple and geared towards a Money Press / Crowbar.  Maggie has a more advanced version that she has built that she shares with her Maggie Mastermind Project members on their website
Bill
1:38
is there a trade journal template available?
Mentor Mike
1:32
No, but if the stock is down in price you can safely assume more selling took place for the price to drop.  Vice versa for an up day
Guest
1:31
so you can't detect buyer or sellers volume form the volume bars?
Mentor Mike
1:26
The red volume bars are usually on days when it closes lower than the close the day before.  The green is when it closes higher than it closed the day before.
Guest
1:25
how about the red and green volumes bars? Does it mean buyers versus sellers??
Mentor Mike
1:24
Hopefully you heard that answer, but yes, if she thinks the candles support the idea, she will enter on the earnings release day
Guest
1:21
would Maggie generally buy a put on earnings release day or wait?
Mentor Mike
1:21
Yes she meant BUY a PUT to catch the down move
Russ
1:21
I'm sure she meant buy a put
Mentor Mike
1:07
Some chart settings can vary, but usually a green candle is when the close is higher than the open price.  IT could still be down from the close the day before, but the price action intraday went UP.  The red volume bar is usually when the stock closed lower from the close the day before
Guest
1:05
would someone explain the difference between green and red candles and green and red volume bars??
Mentor Mike
12:59
She does cover that in her MMP webinars and when she talks about the trades, but I haven’t see published list.  I like that idea though!  I’ll pass that along to her!
Guest
12:58
does she have a list of what strategies work best when?
Mentor Mike
12:57
Some of the files Preston mentioned and BRandon’s slides are available.  If you don’t see the links to download the files you may need to refresh your browser window
Mentor Mike
12:56
Yes I will have Maggie send over her presentations and we can add them to the site so you can download them
Bill
12:56
will this presentation be made available?
Mentor Mike
12:52
He never placed a trade on MKC... one he will keep an eye on these next couple weeks
Guest
12:51
Mike, What was done with MKC? I got cut off Thx
Mentor Mike
12:50
A walk limit is just a type of limit order that keeps slowing trying different prices automatically to get a fill.  It is only available on the Schwab StreetSmart platform
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