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Short Stock Entry Order

January 6, 2016

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Coach Matt looks into placing the entry order on Short Stock

Entry: Sell Stop Limit
Stop Loss: Buy Stop
Target: Buy Limit

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8 Replies to “Short Stock Entry Order”

  1. Donna McCormick says:

    ‘Preciate it, Matt. I’m dangerous now! Thanks.

  2. Mack Grout says:

    Hey Matt,

    Love these videos man, they are so helpful, especially to see you do the order entry in TOS. That software seems really complex to a beginner. Quick question, do you set the exit orders as GTC also in a shorting position?

  3. Terry says:

    Thanks Matt..

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  5. AmitFriedman says:

    hey Matt
    1. I am not too familiar with the Fibonacci extension thing you were talking about, any links you can provide that explain this?
    2. Normally in order to calculate the Target price on a short stock entry order you would simply do: resistance minus PAY correct? (Just like in order to calculate the Target for the long stock entry order you did: support + PAY)

    1. CODYMAKI says:

      Fibonacci extension https://youtu.be/Zusv7D5IAbQ
      Yes, Support plus PAY is your target.

  6. AmitFriedman says:

    just to be clear, on a bullish trade, the target is support + PAY, on a bearish trade the target is resistance MINUS PAY, is that right?

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