I couldn't cast a vote. No biggie - we'll get there.
I'm for Razzle Dazzle (I think I've traded it before (with Scott) but forgot what it is )
@armac topic for this 101 session should be satisfying for you. If you "get" the day-trading options (paper trading can be a good playground as you don't pay any commissions but fills in paper are questionable and that do matter in daytrading p&l) it will be very natural for you to grasp the hedging thing. I suspect though it is not just a matter of taking a single class or listening to a presentation. Not picking on presenter but saying by own experience - it takes time. This is especially true if your mindset is in "rules groove". You can apply some rules to daytrading ofc but... long story
Are 101 meetings recorded and available in Aeromir/YourTube?
Edit: I did cast vote. Not sure why but tried before and didn't have checkboxes displayed.
I've been baby sitting my Boxcar Trade and had a few long phone calls today. I need more time to prepare for this class so I'm pushing it to next week. I don't want to do a poor job because I needed more time to prepare. Another advantage is Scott is teaching another Day Trading class on Saturday so I can incorporate anything new.
Sorry for the delay but I think it'll be better in the end for everyone.
Not sure if this is in a scope for 101 but as Charles suggested some comparison of structures can be done in one of next sessions.
As Wane mentioned in TG1, Boxcar Trade is less than optimal for the environment we have. I expect that even RTT type would do better, especially if day-tradig skills are applied. I don't mean to daily trade RTT, just to use the skills - they are more important than structure. Maybe Steve Ganz can contribute. How is his trading alert doing?