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>>17488594
but which one?

>>15081689
>>15081677
LUNCHTIME LULL

just wait for 1:25ish

>>14932973
>>14933071
>>14933083
he is right, they only hit F1 and F2, F3 couldnt quite get cleared for takeoff

>average cost is $5, got puts that become green if LCI goes under $7
sometimes bagholding works out, now i get to play both sides against one another, so i always come out on top!

fuck, i need to pay attention to the rest of my portfolio, /LCI/ general when?

>>13661828
probably, its kind of fucky to say any concrete pattern is in the first couple hours of trading

but the 11:30 (or slightly later) reversal is usually just the beginning of the lunch time lull that ends around 1pm (which usually causes the momentum or volume to change dramatically just before noon, until about 1ish)

and of course every day is different, there is no such thing as an "average" trading day (just like how an "average" american has 0.97 testicles, 1.03 ovaries, and 2.4 children, while at the very least i know people usually dont ever have non-integer amounts of children)

the closer to 9:30am you are, the more unpredictable the price movement will be (everyone trades at open, then some take break right away, some stick around for an hour or two, some watch the stocks all day, but volume over time is almost always highest before 10 or 1030)
then shorts and bots covering themselves in the minutes before close (after 3 or 3:30, or 3:50), which cause the price to move, often against the trend that precedes it (because some shorts gotta sell before they hold it overnight, regardless of what their gain or loss on it for the day has been). this is the PPT that sometimes saves the day

>>12313874
it has plenty of room for improvement, thats just the (partial) third beta version

>>12313872
11am is not the time to look towards

>>12168934
end of day news (Fed announcement edition)

>>12043510
long and short day traders are battling an epic duel before they go off to lunch hour

>>11908107
if you have a good broker, and pay the cost of doing business, then yes

for small fish only on robinhood like you and me? i dont think so (although id love for someone to prove me wrong)

>>11843240
many traders stopped after morning hours and called today a half-day?

>>11843076
>buying Atari in the 1980's is a great idea!!

>>11773016
no, its a pump eet power hour

no major earnings tonight or monday morning is there?

>>11773137
day traders open positions at 9:30, then try to sell it throughout the day

and many need to be out of positions by 4pm, so they all dump (for profit, or for loss) at the end of the day

take a look, most stocks peak(or trough) in the middle of the day, when volume dries up
volume is always peak at the end of the day