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Level Up Swing Trading: Manage Entries, Exits & Position Sizing

Level Up Swing Trading: Manage Entries, Exits & Position Sizing Knowing the optimal swing trading entries and exits is the final piece to a good trading strategy. Swing trading offers stock trading setups that you can plan for in as little as 15 minutes per day. The toughest part of swing trading is patience and setting up the proper risk-reward scenario that makes the trade worth your time. In today's trading education we review two stocks and three swing trade setups. Two trades in ETSY, and One trade in ROKU. We also discuss three different stop loss strategies that will keep your losses small and help you lock in profits on the winners. I. Introduction (0:00 - 1:54) Welcome and announcements for bootcamp members Topic overview: Swing trading - stock selection, entries, and avoiding mistakes II. Case Study 1: Etsy (1:55 - 13:30) Identifying a buying opportunity after a pullback Swing trade entry setup and management Adjusting based on changing market conditions Building position size as trade moves favorably III. Intraday vs. Swing Trade Management (13:31 - 15:12) Importance of using daily charts for swing trades Avoiding being shaken out by short-term noise Proper stop loss and profit target placement IV. Case Study 2: Roku (15:13 - 18:36) Current stalled pattern and lack of trade setup Criteria for setting up a new swing trade entry Evaluating potential risk/reward at different price levels V. Recap and Takeaways (18:37 - 21:01) Differentiating pullback and breakout trade management Accepting losses on failed breakouts Maximizing profits on big winners Section Summaries: I. Introduction (0:00 - 1:54) In this stock trading video, Pete welcomes bootcamp members and outlines the focus on swing trading - selecting stocks with opportunity, finding high-probability entries, and avoiding trades that could drain your account. He emphasizes consistency through volatility and earnings season. II. Case Study 1: Etsy (1:55 - 13:30) Using Etsy's chart, Pete demonstrates how to identify a buying opportunity after a pullback to key support levels. He covers swing trade entry signals, adjusting positions based on changing conditions, and building share size as the profitable trade develops favorably. Keywords: swing trading stocks, buying pullbacks, trade entries III. Intraday vs Swing Trade Management (13:31 - 15:12) Pete stresses using daily charts for swing trade stop losses and targets, avoiding being shaken out by shorter timeframes. He explains moving stops to breakeven then trailing profitable positions. Keywords: swing trading management, stop losses, profits targets, chart timeframes IV. Case Study 2: Roku (15:13 - 18:36) Analyzing Roku's chart, Pete shows an example where no trade setup currently exists until the stock breaks out of its range. He evaluates potential risk/reward at different price levels to determine if a new swing trade entry is justified. Keywords: finding swing trades, trading ranges, breakouts V. Recap and Takeaways (18:37 - 21:01) Pete recaps the key distinctions between managing pullback entries versus breakout trades. He emphasizes accepting losses on failed breakouts while maximizing profits on big winners - a crucial separator of successful traders. Keywords: taking losses, letting profits run, trading discipline 💰Watch Now: How I Generate Outsized Gains💰 https://stocktradingpro.com/accelerator 💰Pete Renzulli | Stock Trading Pro 💰 Join us Monday's 7:30 AM: Stocks For Breakfast Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the channel and hit the LIKE button for updates. #peterenzulli #stocktradingpro #stocks 💰Follow Me on Twitter:   / peterenzulli   💰 Stock Trading Pro and Pete Renzulli may receive compensation for recommending these high-quality products and services from these 3rd-parties that we trust. Contact: [email protected] Disclaimer: https://stocktradingpro.com/disclaimer/ #stockmarket #beststockstobuynow #stockstobuy #stockpicks #tsla #stockmarketnews These YouTube stock market live stream videos are for financial education purposes. It's up to you to consult your financial advisor to make the final decision before you decide which stocks to buy