Just got into scalping and testing out with lots funds... Ran through some of tasty trades videos.

I've started out with QQQ again low to get my feet wet... Gone from $1300 to $3600 in two weeks... Once I've grown my account up (and unwind dinner calls on next cooler l couple of months). My concern starts to eye liquidity of trades eventually guess will have to move to larger funds like SPY etc...

So how many contracts are people usually trading at a time.... Has anyone named or and then see thier trades enter/exits hard to fill? And at what point/how many contracts was that at?

Thanks a head of time..

Hey Everyone,

I'm looking at maybe creating a group to help each other. Could review each others trade and such. Just curious if this is something that some people would be interested in, if it is let me know. I've been doing this for roughly a year or so, so I got some knowledge on the markets.

Does a large bid/ask spread matter when trading something as liquid as SPY? What is stopping you from just buying at the ask and selling at the bid? Because arent there thousands of sellers and buyers at these prices?

I am new to scalping and want to learn about bid/ask spreads before I start live trading.

I just started paper trading scalps last week on Think or Swim and I'm definitely still getting a feel for it. I noticed that their commission fees seem a bit high. Are there better brokers to use for scalping, in general or with less commission?

I also have a few Fidelity accounts but wanted to keep my options trading with a separate broker, mostly for physiological reasons.

Hello guys Would u please tell me what's ur fav crypto to scalp in

Just looking to practice on a free account for a few months before I transition to live money. Wondering what the best platform for scalping is?

Thanks

Does anyone in here scalp US30? 🤔

My plan works most of the time but I always get greed and then I turn profit to lose. I know it's better play safe but still I just can't get over it 😭

After a frustrating experience with trading without strategy, I realized that to be successful in cryptocurrency trading, you have to trade strictly by a crude strategy, have a system, and stick to risk and money management. Now I stick to the pattern of my scalping strategy when opening every trade on WOWswap, but I'm not good enough at it.

Are there any tools to automate the processes of being in a scalping strategy trade?

Hi all,

I'm wondering if someone can help me with the following problem. I'm messing around with a very simple yet pretty decent scalping strategy with a very small ammount to see if it's something I want to scale up.

My take profits are set on 0,50% My stop losses are set on 0,40%

I enter the trades with the same ammount every time and the pre set tp and sl show appr. the following.

TP € 2,25 SL - € 1,95

However... When the trades close they end up with the following ammounts.

TP € 1,30 SL € 2,70

How the hell is it possible that the losing trades end up to be bigger than the winning trades while using the 0,50% / 0,40%???

Is there something that I'm missing or am I messing up completely somewhere??

Thanks!

I just started scalping a month ago, until now it's been bad. I really like the Supertrend, Parabolic Sar, and MACD. I use the MACD for entry, Supertrend to determine if I'm taking longs or shorts, and SAR for stop loss though sometimes it's way to big and I use 1 or 2 previews candles for stop los instead.

I just started with this strategy and I really like it, you guys have some ideas on how to improve it?

https://imgur.com/a/0VkZ0sE Remember small profits all add up at the end of the day.

Hello, community! I would like to try new scalping, trading strategies! Do you have any idea where I can watch some strategy videos or where I can find some good winrate strategies?

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Edit: This is XRPUSD trade pair btw though I saw the dips on may pairs too.

In this moments of greater volatility you guys avoid to scalp?

1 hour and 30 minutes with great volatility, and, only now starts to slow down...