MORNING PANIC DIP-BUYS --- OTC

Only track the STOCKS that successfully played the pattern out! this way i can look for the multiple similarities the "successful" stocks had with one another, and find consistencies in the probabilities behind a pattern's success.... Then create RULES to follow (based on the factors that the stock ought to possess (i.e. low float, etc.).
FOR ALL PATTERNS, I MUST:
1. track the average gain (the average gain possible across 100+ samples) --- tells me when best  to take profits (so i don't get greedy; gives confidence in holding my position optimally).
2. track the top tick % (what is the avg top tick ($) across 100+ samples) --- tells me when it is best to enter the trade.
3. track the bottom tick % (what is the avg bottom tick ($) across 100+ samples) --- tells me when it is best to exit the trade.
I CAN ADD [SPIKEET] TO MY EXCEL SPREADSHEETS BY USING THE "SPIKEET PLUGIN" TO RETRIEVE STOCK MARKET DATA FOR ME -------- www.twitter.com/_spikeet/status/1567826513915006976?s=20 ......... https://bit.ly/3xB4seL ......... #SPIKEET #EXCEL

How to track GAPPERS / %GAIN DAY 1 statistics (onwards) ------------ categorize my statistics based on Grittani's Trading Tickers 1 (PART 1) DVD --------- Min 3:55:00 ..........................

Min 18 ------ Min 57 ------- CHAPTER 3 ------- Trading Tickers 2 ----- tracking BREAKOUTS --------- members.timothysykes.com/lessons/trading-tickers-2-chapter-3 .........
 TRACKING STATS ------ Min 51:20----Min 1:12:45 ----- PART 4  ---- TRADING TECHNIQUES ....
IF I CHOOSE TO TRACK THIS PATTERN, THEN I MUST REVIEW MY PENNYGRIND NOTES ON DUX'S TRADING TECHNIQUES DVD, AND GRITTANI'S TRADING TICKERS 1 AND TRADING TICKERS 2 DVDs notes ------ THESE 3 DVDs TRULY TELL ME HOW TO SUCCEED IN TRACKING AND PLAYING THIS SETUP

LOOK AT MY "NEWEST NOTES" WEBPAGE, AND ALL OTHER WEBPAGES (USING CTRL-F TO HELP ME LOCATE KNOWLEDGE ON THIS PATTERN!)

REVIEW MY PART 4 STATISTICS NOTES I TOOK ON TRADING TECHNIQUES (DUX's DVD)! --- PART 4 (STATISTICS) -------- http://qintarcapital.com/trading-techniques.php

IF I DECIDE TO TRACK THIS PATTERN: CTRL-F the pattern name throughout all of my webpages/notes.... and copy and paste such referential notes (for each pattern) into this respective spreadsheet accordingly [(this way I'm organizing the knowledge)]......Review the notes collected, & figure out what to look for to successfully begin tracking, trading, and succeeding....




Morning panics and breaking-news plays, you gotta be really quick (to catch the moves).. #patterns..... -Sykes

Morning panic dip-buy... This is an awesome pattern [where a stock might drop 40% or so , and then bounce 50% in one instance that occurred with DPLS in October 2021]... -Matt Monaco




Buying morning panics near support... -tim Sykes

When I trade during volatility (for OTC stocks) I base my decisions more off of level 2 than the chart
During consolidation, key points on the chart matter more to me than random level 2 movement --Tim Grittani

Grittani says that buying BOUNCE PLAYS (dip-buys) on OTCs is a little bit trickier than buying BREAKOUTS. -[Grittani commentary]

It’s been largely doing the same thing that clicked for him in December 2020 — dip buys on OTCs... Kyle tries to figure out when a stock has gone down too fast, too quickly and tries to trade the bounce. It’s not quite scalping, but his trades are quick and small. His average win and loss are small — but singles add up.


Dip Buying- When a stock has a morning panic, take note of where it holds -- if it holds near support levels, that is a dip-buying opportunity...

Dip-buying OTCs — https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=A8J1TfkQRqs .........

Review all the content in my spreadsheet here -------- https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1frqjp66K-EIR-PMeUj-yrsojvEEqGXec/edit#gid=2040911989 ........


The Key to Catching Big Biotech Gains
The biggest problem with trading biotechs is that most traders don’t know about them until it’s too late…
They see a stock that’s up 100% or more, then jump in without a plan or knowing why the stock’s even up.
Or worse, they don’t see the stock until the next day. Then they try to DIP BUY it when the move’s already over.
Let me be clear: Biotech stocks are not DIP BUYS.
To catch big biotech runners, your best odds are to catch the first-day move. When biotech companies announce news, that can bring in high volume and hype... -Bohen #biotechs #breakouts #dipbuys #chasing #fomo




Roland on how to play OTC dip-buys -------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfsmDmQiv1E ............


Jackaroo OTC tips -------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6VkslzWxSo .........

OTC stocks are the best morning panics, because of a lot of unsophisticated investors; that's why OTCs become the best dip buys...

Min 4:30 --------- Min 8:40 -------- Min 17:20 ---------- NEVER dip buy a late day panic......... That's not one of the patterns...... it's how Mariana lost $53kin one day -------- Dipbuys in the mornings have ALL DAY to try to bounce; but afternoon dip buys lead to morning panics the next day, so never dip buy in the afternoon -------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDbcStOuEbw ............

Min 6:30 ----------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO8zfF79DBE .......... #dipbuys @sykes


HOW TO CALCULATE DIP-BUYING LEVELS #DIPBUYING #DIP-BUYING These stocks that SUPERNOVA big time in the morning eventually become potential great DIPBUYING OPPORTUNITIES.......... the calculation is:::::::: The amount that it spiked (in terms of cents/dollars) is divided by 2, and then is subtracted from the HIGH TICK OF THE STOCK'S BIG INITIAL SPIKE to give the most opportune DIPBUYING LEVEL.............. Example: so if the stock was at $.65 cents, and it spiked up to $1.30, then that means it spiked about $.65 cents.....it is then due to likely fall to hold HALF OF IT'S SPIKE (whereupon it becomes a great DIPBUY OPPORTUNITY..... so $.65 *divided by* 2 = .33 cents --- meaning when the stock drops $.33 cents OFF IT'S HIGHS, that is the DIPBUYING BUY SIGNAL AREA........


Min 30 ---------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1lHUwugw-A ......... ALWAYS WATCH LEVEL 2s on OTCs......... don't even have to watch the chart at first.... #Jackaroo


STRATEGY---- look for millions of shares being traded every single day. and for 20-50% price sways, you can play in and out and grow your account.

STRATEGY---- The money is in predicting big run-ups~~~~~Buying on breakouts~~~~~~20 30 40% gains... DOING GOOD TRADES--OVER AND OVER.


OTC pull-backs tend to be a lot more severe, whereas with Nasdaq(listed) stocks it tends to be a more slow gradual fade.. -Grittani




DIP AND RIP [vs] MORNING PANIC -------- The dip and rip is a pattern where you buy into strength. With the morning panic dip buy, you buy into weakness [tends to bounce, then fade later in the day].





Min 37 ------- how to know if it's a fake turn or a real dip-buy opportunity --------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=K39L5Ay0g-0 ...... #Jackaroo

Min 7 ------- OTCs panic big-time when they panic, thus getting out when it's panicking is essential and can be difficult | go with the trend/momentum of LEVEL 2 ------ Min 8 ------ OTC vs NASDAQ --------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1lHUwugw-A ............. #Jackaroo

Min 20 ---- OTC land is the best (the stock tape just trends (up/down) and channels (consolidates) repeatedly -------------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1lHUwugw-A ........... #Jackaroo #BTheStory


WHERE TO SET MY (MENTAL) STOP LOSS ON OTCs ----- I typically will risk the lowest point of the consolidation, also known as SUPPORT. I don't like having wide OTC stops, for the most part, unless they're trading crazy volume... -Monaco




Ideally, it is a multi-day and multi-week runner, and during that run-up it didn't have any dips. The best panics that bounce the most ones that are just going up every single day, gradually, but there's no dips along the way. -Sykes



ON DIP BUYING (ONLY DIP-BUY MULTI-DAY RUNNERS)
TIM SYKES SCENARIO: this stock had terrible news -- the stock dropped from $6 down to $.80 cents. . Do you dip buy it?
JACKAROO: no. The main reason is it's not a multi-day runner. And the second reason is it's a #biotech (I'm unfamiliar with the news), and I haven't been watching the stock at all. . This would be a good dip buy maybe if it was a multi-day runner [knowing a lot of shorts are in it and they would have to cover for it to bounce a small amount]. . but this, I haven't been following it, I know it's not a multi-day runner. . .
TIM SYKES: So this is what you guys have to understand. . . not all gap-downs are created equal . . . we prioritize multi-day runners. . . if it's a multi-day runner and you get the panic, I might have tried to dip-buy it (and if it would've been at the market open I DEFINITELY WOULD HAVE). . .


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OVER THE COUNTER | #OTCBBs | #OTCQB | #OTCQX | #OVER-THE-COUNTER | #PINK SHEETS | #BULLETIN

Min 2:41:00 (2 hours) ------- LONGING multiday BREAKOUTS (OTCs) ---------------- TRADING TICKERS 1 --- Part 2 --------- https://members.timothysykes.com/lessons/trading-tickers-1-part-2 ........
Min 0:00:01 (2.66 hrs) ------ LONGING new stock promotions (OTCs) ----------------- TRADING TICKERS 1 --- Part 2 --------- https://members.timothysykes.com/lessons/trading-tickers-1-part-2 ........

Min 11:30 ---------- Jackaroo reviewing OTC setups ------------ www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGWsGj0mkrU ...............   



Min 2:41:00 ---------- HOW TO TRADE OTCs ! ----------- Part 2 ---------- Trading Tickers 1 ----------- https://members.timothysykes.com/lessons/trading-tickers-1-part-2/ .......... having red days during breakouts (consolidation b/w breakouts) is good and helps reset the chart ---- and this can lead to another breakout..... consolidation is a good thing for incurring a subsequent breakout.......... in reality, OTC breakouts take a couple/a few days to run...... when you buy a breakout, you have to sit through the consolidations, the pullbacks --- that's the hardest part of buying OTC breakouts ------ you have to go in with a plan of what part of the move you want to capture ---- Grittani is out of the plays early and sells into strength (always try to sell into strength)  ------ trying to fill into strength on an OTC is not easy, so waiting for dips to fill your position is an idea (yet some of these dips maybe dip below the breakout level; that dip doesn't scare Grittani out however).....  #OTCs ........ #BREAKOUTS

Min 2:44:00 --------- a key to buying OTC breakouts ------------ keep the big picture in mind ------- TRADING TICKERS 1 --------- Part 2 --------- do not chase breakouts #danger ------ OTC breakouts can CRASH FAST AND HARD --------- When it comes to longing an OTC overnight, i don't really want to be in that large (only about 1/2 or 2/3rd) due to potential halts, etc. (so, Grittani will sell some shares prior to market close, incrementally, to downsize his position; he likes to lock in some profits and take a little bit of his risk off the table) --------  https://members.timothysykes.com/lessons/trading-tickers-1-part-2/ ....... #BREAKOUTS

A TIP TO SELL SHARES QUICKER ON OTCs -------- To get better fills on OTCs, consider putting my shares for sale via different market makers........... For instance, if i want to sell 6,000 shares --- then try to sell 2,000 shares via NITE, and 2,000 shares via ETRF, then 2,000 shares via CDEL.... this will increase my odds of getting shares sold sooner, if but a fraction are only sold..... #yessir... a clever tactic to use to also know which market maker I should use to sell ASAP (it increases my overall odds of getting shares sold)... 


QUESTION: Why do you prefer trading OTC Stocks?
GRITTANI: There are two main reasons why I prefer trading OTC and Pinksheet stocks over Listed stocks that trade on the major exchanges:
1.The Level 2 Advantage: Most OTC market-makers do not offer instant executions. This creates the stacking action (by market makers) in Level 2 and makes it much easier to time exact tops/bottoms during volatile periods. Listed(Nasdaq) stocks have instant executions, so you do not get the same advantage from (reading) Level 2.
2. Chart Patterns are More Reliable: I have found that OTCs trade based off chart technicals (far more than fundamentals). This is because most OTC stocks are garbage and have no fundamentals. Also, the overall market tends not to affect the patterns ["Another reason I like OTCs is that it doesn't care what the general markets or state of the economy is; DOW is down 200pts? Didn't even notice!"]
Challenges: Of course there are challenges with OTC stocks as well, such as getting executions or finding shares to short. This is why it's important for you to have the right broker(s) if you're going to trade them. Do not interpret this as a statement saying OTC stocks are better to trade. What is best for you to trade depends on your personality and the strategies that you have been successful with.

You need to focus less on who's pumping [the stock], and more on factors such as volume, liquidity, and chart pattern. It's okay to miss plays, I frequently do. Find the setups you like, and focus on those. The rest is just noise. -[Grittani's advice on trading OTCs]

When BUYING OTCs, i need to question ---- is it having a third or fourth or fifth green day of sorts in a row??? ......... this is typically where short-sellers begin looking to short the stock (when it's had 3,4,5,6 consecutive green days in a row (and is over-extended))............... (use level2 to guide you through most of the trade)........


When you start to string OTC wins together, that’s when your account can really start to grow. -Bohen



It's important to sell your OTC shares into strength.... it's very hard to fill (sell your shares) into OTC weakness.....  -Grittani


Min 11:30 - Min 14:30 ------ Min 20 - Min 24 ----- GEMS to PLAY OTCs ----- [Focus on trading in the morning and late days..... buy near the close in the last hour when it starts breaking out of consolidation [buy many shares if it's got that nice strong close], and sell the first hour the next morning (into the gap-up/morning spike; OTCs that finish strong on the day prior have a wicked high odds percentage to gap up for a good morning performance the next morning)] [if you just cut your losses consistently on these OTCs there's no reason to lose a lot of money then; and you can make exponentially more than on Listed stocks especially at the beginner] [read Level 2 to know if you can get a lot of size #avoidSlippage] ------ www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8fY9jUOMQc .........


!!!!!!!!!!!!!THE KEY TO TRADING OTC STOCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Min 7:25 --------- Jack Kellogg played OTCs to really boost his account in the beginning --------- he buys every OTC that is up on the day and has volume ------- if it starts working, he keeps adding to his position (using Level 2, and key levels on the chart to keep averaging in), and once the breakouts start going you can make a lot of money (like $1k, $2k, $3k wins),,,, and if the breakout fails just cut for $100-$300 losses ------- the key is to get into the OTC stocks early before they breakout so you have some cushion ----- then once they breakout, that's when everyone else is buying so you can buy there ------ A lot of it comes down to the daily chart, and then the 15 day and 15 minute chart (to just kinda look at the bigger picture and story of the stock to find what it's done in the past, where it's gotten volume and broken out - to give me a guide to what it's gonna do when it breaks out this time (use the history of the stock to know what to expect) --------- https://youtu.be/E8fY9jUOMQc .........


LOOK TO MAKE 50% PROFIT ON THE OTCs Breakouts........... IF A STOCK IS UNDER $.10 cents, Jackaroo likes to make 50% on the breakout, and takes that...........



!!!!!!!!!FOCUS ON OTCs AS A BEGINNER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Min 11:40 --------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8fY9jUOMQc ...........
- focus on the right time of day with OTCs -------- there's a lot of volume in the morning and there's a lot of volume near the close.
1. focus on good intra-day and daily charts (15-day | 15 minute)..
2. focus on buying near the close in the last hour or two (buy the stock into the close when it starts breaking out of consolidation, with volume)...
3. sell during the first hour the next morning (sell during the gap up the next morning)...
****I truly believe that OTCs, buying them late day and selling them into the gap up the next morning ----- is probably the best way to grow yourself out of PDT..........
****BUY HOT SECTOR STOCKS, INTO THE CLOSE, THAT BREAKOUT OF CONSOLIDATION (AT THE END OF THE DAY BETWEEN 3-4 PM) ----- and sell into the morning spike............ and move on to the next play.... and don't trade mid-day and don't dip your toes into the listed stocks.........
****late in the day (jackaroo) buys a lot more shares because it's low odds that the stock will break support (line), and if it does he just cuts quickly..........but if you get that nice strong close, now you can even move your risk up from red to green the next day, so you can lock in double what you initially were risking...... and if it's gonna go and have the morning spike, you can make 4x 5x 6x your money...
****OTCs that finish strong on the day just have a wicked high odds percent for a small gap up (then it just depends if buyers come in)...... you rarely see OTCs gap down when they have a decent day and are up 10%, 15%, 20%, 40%, 50% on the day......... -Jackaroo


Min 23 -------- I won't even look at (an OTC) stock if it's below VWAP past 2 pm...  I want the stock above VWAP and i want a super tight range going sideways (consolidating on a very tight range).... And when the stock breaks-out over the range with volume, I'm joining there (risking the low of the channel), and then if it creates a new channel I'm going to add in to where it breaks again (& move my risk up), and that's how i achieve 10:1 risk reward -------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ixs9hUwPgU .......... #Jackaroo



OTCs [vs] LISTED
OTC stocks are very seasonal.... what's good about OTCs is you don't have to go against huge drawdowns...... I'd rather have my equity curve going up, and if there's nothing I'll just be going sideways (rather than trading a listed(Nasdaq) strategy where it's very consistent and there's opportunity everyday BUT you're going to be taking a lot more losses)....... IF YOU JUST CUT YOUR LOSSES QUICKLY ON THESE OTCs, there is no reason to lose a lot of money on them.... And if they do work, you can make a lot of money.... so (you) just need to stay patient with these OTCs (for plays)...... and I'm trying to learn some Listed setups in the meantime (over-extended gap-downs #shorting #TradingTickers focuses on this pattern)..... -Jackaroo


OTCs are excellent for growing a small account. . . . . buy before huge spikes. . . . OTCs heat up randomly during the year. . . . . NASDAQ Listed stocks are more consistent but you're more likely to also have bigger losses than with OTCs (so long as you're cutting losses quickly with OTCs). . . . . LEVEL 2 is essential to trade OTCs!

Almost all of my millionaire students became millionaires thanks to OTCs. . . -Tim Sykes

KEY ADVICE ---------- You should definitely focus on learning OTCs..... it's just so much easier than listed stocks....... Listed (NASDAQ) stocks are just a headache, and choppy, and it's really hard to make a lot of money.......... but with OTCs, if you catch the right one, you can make 30, 40, 50% on your money, and that could be huge for a small account........ Once you start to get a ton of profit and you're over PDT, you can start branching out to see if you're good at listed stocks....... OTCs are definitely the easiest in the whole entire market, and people just hate on them...that's where you should be focused...... -Jackaroo

OTCs vs Listed are completely different, you're a small fry in the Listed world and can be on the wrong-side of the trade right away; the risk is extremely high... -Nate Michaud


I like to be super early on my trades...... so before the OTC stock even breaks out -- at like 20% 30% -- i like to get involved in a very small position......and if the stock starts dipping i sell it for a $100/$200 loss..... but if the stock starts working, now i have a $100/$200 win of unrealized profits, that i can now add to the risk, when I'm taking my real trade [during the time when other buyers starting coming in for it's spiking] (this allows jackaroo to invariably stay in the trade longer to let itself work out....... then he can really develop a plan and size in and find that key level in the chart)---- and my average is going to be so much lower than others because i started buying early.......  [thus, part of his plan starts to develop as the stock starts to move; he reacts to the chart and gets a feel for the Level 2......].....


Level 2 is ultimately more important on OTCs (than for Listed(Nasdaq)), because it's easier to follow.......... (everything comes down to the Level 2........... if i can get a lot of size or not....... if the stock is really sketchy or the bid just drops off real quick then that means i can't take a lot of size on it b/c i don't want to take a lot of slippage on it)........ -Jackaroo

Min 29 ------ You CAN grow your account over PDT with OTCs (with listed stocks, it's difficult) ------ www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8fY9jUOMQc ........ -Jackaroo

Min 18 ------ it all comes down to risk/reward with OTCs ------- Level 2 doesn't lie when it comes to OTCs! unlike other listed exchanges / stocks -------- https://youtu.be/G1lHUwugw-A ........ #Jackaroo

Level 2 doesn't matter with NASDAQ, but with OTC you can get a little bit of a read, and there's just much less competition in OTCs (average joes)...... in OTCs, you don't need to risk a lot of money, you just need to be right.. you don't need to risk money to make money in OTCs... care about how good the risk/reward is... not the setup........

OTC's risk/reward is much better than what you'll find in Nasdaq(listed) stocks / exchanges because of the choppiness found in Nasdaq(listed) stocks/ exchanges. -[Jackaroo commentary]

Min 21 ----- how to determine risk/reward w/ OTCs........ (use Volume, and previous history to know your risk level and where your entry should be --- https://youtu.be/3ixs9hUwPgU .... #Jackaroo #Bohen

Min 12:30 - Min 22 -------- how the framework plays out (OTC) | Swing Trades (afternoon spikes into morning gap ups) | Hot market vs Slow market ----------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrGfmhOA4J8......... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #Dom


HOW THE FRAMEWORK PLAYS OUT WITH OTCs
When an OTC hits my radar/scan (from it running up) then:
1. PLACE IT ON MY WATCH LIST.... keep an eye on it, make sure you don't forget about the stock (maybe set an alert for when it does break a certain resistance level; getting in early on it is important)
2. Then it will have a red day.... AND IF IT HOLDS UP NEAR THOSE HIGHS, i want to buy it when it breaks over those highs (accompanied by news / catalyst)...
3. i really just want to play the breakout as long as the liquidity and volume is there...
4. if the breakout runs for 2-3 days, you can then SHORT-SELL the first red day..... 
5. Then you can buy the panic (dip-buy it).... buy the bounce-play (strictly off the level 2 reading) and flip it with great risk/reward (zero risk)...
6. then if the stock does bounce and make a lower high for a day or 2, then you can SHORT-SELL IT AGAIN....
*OVERALL you'll have 3-4 chances on it playing out.... -DOM

A GREAT OTC STRATEGY PLAYED BY JACKAROO, DOM, ETC.
Buy OTC breakouts that are up on the day into the AFTERNOON close, then sell them the next morning into the morning gap up / spike....... 


Min 31 ------- the way Jackaroo makes the most of his money is ----- OTCs (multi-day runners: first green days, breakouts.... staying long for breakout, getting short for first red day, buying the panic and selling it into the bounce) --------- it's about understanding a ticker that can move clean in a multi-day fashion ---------- understand how a stock trades, and then the pattern that the stock is in at any given moment ---------------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=B38UxgTJGTA ..........

HOW THE OTC SWIZZLE PLAYS ITSELF ----- min 22 ------ www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrGfmhOA4J8 ...... 

A GREAT VID on PLAYING OTC PATTERNS PRECISELY ------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=441zuv1YJes .........

Min 32 ---------- OTC trading is much easier to learn than the Nasdaq market ------------ For beginners, I would start with OTCs because all you have to learn is technical analysis... With listed stocks, I would say it's an art, because you have to put together a story (like, the financials; is the company diluted; is the chart good; is there funding; what are the algos doing; how many shorts are trapped).. and there's so much more going on that it's impossible to even figure out "is this strategy even a trackable strategy", or is this just a bunch of different factors coming together..... 
I would definitely start long for OTCs and I'd be super patient: 
1. i would look only for plays near their highs at the end of the day that have just broken out to new highs.
2. first green days on a stock that have just run a huge percent and now it's had 2-3 red days and now it's having it's first green day (those are super high odds for them to continue into a morning spike).
*and i would just study study study... and take singles over and over again... and when you meet a market that matches your pattern you'll make exponential on that and you'll be out of PDT in no time....... www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrGfmhOA4J8......... #Dom

Min 22 --------- great plays to play in the OTC market --------- morning action (spike), you just watch it (don't chase), then 11 am - 2 pm it holds in it's tight range (consolidation) with a solid support level, then wait for it to breakout --- and you're in a great risk/reward situation (at around 2:30 pm you get in) ------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrGfmhOA4J8 .......... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LISTED/NASDAQ [vs] OTC ----------- You need a lot more patience with OTC stocks, just cause they move slower ...  Listed moves a lot faster. ...The patterns I trade on both are very very identical (just kind of how the stocks trade is different)...  Listed (NASDAQ) stocks move a lot faster; a lot of times my trades are a lot shorter. . . OTCs might be a 1 to 2 hour trade ---  i might be in a listed stock for like 3 minutes if it just instantly works. -Matt Monaco

First 1:30 minute -------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MoX68V1v_c ....... Dux explaining that OTC pumps don't really happen that often but when the OTC market heats up sympathy plays occur.... #Dux

Min 52 ---------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7w2IhPX5PY ..............

Min 27 ------------- OTC patterns to literally trade! ---------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuKEAiE1z_k ........... #OTCPatterns #connor

Min 33 -------- if a halt happens on an OTC, consider that you lost everything (that the price is going to open back up way lower) --------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuKEAiE1z_k ......... #Tuohey #Connor #HALTS #OTCs

Min 25:30 --------- OTC halts ------------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuYE4EB5wGE&t=3s ........ #grittani #OTCs #halts

Min 8 — great OTC pattern to play always — https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LVry7VIt3gY ….. #OTCs #Sykes

Second :30 ------------ (at least in the current market environment) --- there are more LONGING opportunities than SHORT-SELLING opportunities when it comes to OTCs -------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1ZLu_NDooM ........ -Jackaroo #Bohen #shorting #OTCs

Min 10 ------- PROMOTERS are what makes the OTCs a hot market -------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhId_6ZWrjs ....... #Sykes #OTCs #promoter

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Min 33 -------- how to play OTCs!!!!!!!!! the best breakouts for OTCs are when it breaks-out over a high that was set in the last 20 days........ then it pulls back / goes red for a day or two (consolidates), then reclaims the breakout level (which should be your set risk level to sell if it goes below), and breaks-out (the profits you make) ----- www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAanETbgqNM .......... #PapaJohn 

Buying OTC breakouts ...... and shorting over-extended gap-downs......... <------- Grittani's favorite 2 patterns to play.......... [Min 16: https://youtu.be/Vz0aoeT5bmA] ........

OTC multi-day breakouts are still the best thing to build your account...... be focused on the longs [OTC breakouts]........ I'd still be playing listed stock breakouts (on a more shorter time-frame)....... (& for shorting: the occasional over-extended gap-down........) -Grittani

Min 22:40 ----- how to use VWAP with OTCs ..... Jackaroo won't even look at an OTC stock that is below VWAP if it's past 2 pm [he wants the OTC ticker to be above VWAP and a super tight range going sideways [hugging VWAP].. and when the stock breaks-out over the range WITH VOLUME, he joins there (setting his risk to cut losses at the low of the consolidation channel, and if it creates a new channel, he adds in to where it breaks again, becoming his new risk level, and that's how he achieves 10:1 risk/reward] -------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ixs9hUwPgU ............. #Jackaroo

OTCs ---------- perfect closes on Friday often lead to awesome opens on Monday ------------ (gap ups) ------------- min 33 ------------------ www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8QS39_usz4 ........!!!!!!!!!!! #sykes

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SCANNING FOR OTC STOCKS

Since I've made most of my money trading OTC stocks, the first thing I do is set my filter to only pick up OTC or Pink Sheet stocks.
When scanning the OTC market, I set my scanner to find stocks that are trading above 500,000 in volume, priced above $0.05, priced below $5, and up more than 5% on the day. This will pull up a list of stocks that meet this criteria for the day. Next, I look at the daily charts. For example, I'll look for daily stock charts that are getting overextended, or perhaps close to a key breakout. If I like the chart, I add the stock to my watchlist.
From there, I prioritize what I'm most likely to play the following day. When the following day concludes, I decide which stocks to keep on my watchlist (based off their charts), which to remove, and then I start the whole process over again. There really is no more to it than this. I don't dig through filings, I don't analyze news releases, I don't worry about what the message board trolls are saying. It's all about the chart and the pattern for me. -Grittani


Min 28 ----------- HOW TO SCAN FOR OTCs ------ there are no FREE scans for OTCs, you must buy access to the scanners ------ I like to catch the OTCs once they're already running [top % gains] [more than 1000 trades on the day #liquidity] [more than $1m in Dollar Volume] [sometimes I'll scan for less than a penny] --------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=lquPOpnCBcc ........... #Monaco

OTC STOCKS TO SCAN FOR ----- Mariana trades OTCs that are trading more than 1 million in volume, and up 10% on the day, with some news (and chatrooms)..... MIN 26: www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOOAabO4PAk ...... Min 10: www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5Y4SRmirpM .........

HOW GRITTANI SCANS FOR OTCs [NIGHT SCAN]
- he selects OTC, OTCBB markets
- he selects stock types [(regular securities) (stock splits, fifth letter "D") (delinquent ones that missed a filing, fifth letter "E") (foreign stocks, fifth letter "F") (bankrupt stocks, fifth letter "Q")]
- he scans for the last trade price to be greater than or = to a $.01 (1 cent)
- he sets NO MAX PRICE
- liquidity:  he searches DOLLAR VOLUME (he cares about how much money was traded in the stock and not how many shares were traded): greater than or = to $500,000 worth of DAY'S DOLLAR VOLUME.
- Percent change filter: he searches for stocks GREATER THAN 0% on the day.

HOW GRITTANI SCANS FOR OTCs [MORNING/INTRADAY SCAN]
- he selects OTCs, OTCBB markets
- greater than or = to $200,000 worth of DAY'S DOLLAR VOLUME
- Percentage change: greater than or = to 3%
- max price less than or = to $0.0100 (1 cent)
- Days trades (# of trades on the day): greater than or = to 30



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Min 27:30 — trade OTCs and trade LONG on them — https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2DSuguymfK4 .... #Mariana (she is 95% OTC, and 90% long on them; she shorts "first red day" Nasdaqs rarely)...


CUT MY LOSSES SWITFLY AND QUICKLY WITH OTCs ------------ "Maybe more times than not, I'll cut before my initial risk is broken (he intuitively reads the stock's movement); I'll always buy back in if it goes over my entry. . . . This does not work for Nasdaq or else you'll lose all of your money". . . -Jackaroo


THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OTCs AND NASDAQ(LISTED) STOCKS DROPPING
OTC pull-backs tend to be a lot more severe, whereas with Nasdaq(listed) stocks it tends to be a more slow gradual fade.. -Grittani


Min 3:30 -------- buy BREAKOUTS on OTCs --------- holding overnight ------ is a very consistent pattern ------- www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=8l5l1xsPgmk ....... #GOODE #GRITTANI #SYKES

 Gap up plays and breakout plays on OTCs are more reliable [than with listed/Nasdaq stocks].....  -Sykes with Michael Goode

Min 3:30 - min 7 ------- The best time to buy OTCs is late day (and selling the next morning)..... My favorite OTC patterns (breakouts between 1 cent and 10 cents; I'm looking to capitalize on that secondary spike after it consolidates after it's first spike; with a catalyst, massive volume, in a hot sector; i watch the 15 days 15 minute chart to assess the stock's potential (ideally it spikes, consolidates/goes sideways, and repeats this stair-step pattern).... when the range gets tighter, and volume starts to come in, the stock breaks-out...... [THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR AND THE END OF THE YEAR ARE THE BEST TIMES FOR THE OTC MARKET] ----------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6VkslzWxSo .......... capitalize on the SECONDARY SPIKE (multi-day breakout)...... #Jackaroo

OTC's are only hot when it's hot........ it's seasonal....... the OTC market is not always hot......... I'm always looking for panics on OTCs........ -Sykes

PLAYING AN OTC PATTERN PLAY --------- Something I look for to tell myself if the stock has good potential of breaking out again, is for the stock to hold half of its spike... So for instance, this spiked exactly a penny to $.03 cents... and then the stock came down and held $.02 cents for two days perfectly (as shown on the 15 day 15 minute chart)... And then when the stock had a morning spike on Wednesday, that's when i get interested because the stock has proven to me that it can hold half it's spike, the stock can go on a 3-day green streak (as shown in its first run), and so that's when i start nibbling a little bit and buying some shares near the late-day where it kinda broke over high-of-day (i bought a few shares).. and then the next day it had a small gap-up, and they dropped the press release, and as you can see, there on Thursday, massive massive massive volume came in.. Absolutely astronomical volume on the daily chart (this stock traded 75+ million shares)... that's just amazing to me... so then as it starts spiking, i added into my position and got in with 500k shares at about a 3-cent avg which was the breakout. I was risking break-even on it if it failed to breakout.. The stock kept going and i sold that for $.04 cents, and as you can see it went all the way to $.07 cents... I left a lot on the table. I made about $6,700... -Jackaroo

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OTC vs. LISTED (Nasdaq)  ----------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6VkslzWxSo ............
- OTCs are a lot more fluid than Nasdaq stocks...........
- OTCs are slower (and easier to play as a result)....... Nasdaq's have more fundamentals involved........ OTC daily charts are easier to read.......
- OTCs are lower in price and better to trade!
- LATE DAY is best to play OTC stocks (and take profits in the morning when the second wave of buyers come in) ------ the summer is slow (as is mid-day).... end of the year and beginning of the year are best to play OTCs..........

Min 19 ----------- OTCs are all fundamentally worthless companies ------- i focus 95% on the technicals (money is moving these stocks) ---------- #GRITTANI --------- I'm just looking at the same predictable piece of the move every time -------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr9F5PADkV8&t=793s ........... .

OTCs move so much slower, and methodical that it's so much easier to find risk .......... Nasdaq's move faster ----------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrGfmhOA4J8 .........

Min 36 - Min 40 -------- technical analysis (OTCs) is easier to learn than fundamental analysis (listed stocks) ------ in OTCs, it's safer and easier to read the charts (cleaner charts)..... learn listed after you build your account with OTCs ------ www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrGfmhOA4J8 .......

OTC FILLS
OTCs are harder to get filled on. . .  the percentage gains you can get on OTCs are easier (easier than listed (Nasdaq) stocks). . . . 

OTC MOVERS
To see a 30% move on a hot OTC is almost like a joke (they have the ability to move 10x that).  . . To get a 30% move in minutes on a Nasdaq is tough, so I would say (OTCs) are easier in that regard. .

OTCs are tough, you gotta really pick your spots carefully (entries/exits).... -Monaco

Min 1 ------------- if you're trading big with OTCs and there's not liquidity, it's dangerous ..........GRITTANI tips ----- https://youtu.be/Vz0aoeT5bmA ..........

As you take more and more size, especially on OTCs, it gets harder and harder to execute your orders........ Focus on singles........... -Jack Kellogg

Most of these OTCs will fail. . most of them are connected to promoters. . . . (the SEC shutting down these promoters will impact these other plays). . . .I want as much volatility as possible. . . . I'm just trying my best to take the meat of the move. . . Learn WHY am i trading this. -Tim Sykes

yo yo, for OTCs, the consensus is that i do not need to worry about SEC filings or financings or dilution or any fundamentals whatsoever.. The beauty about OTCs is that all I must focus on and acquaint myself with is the chart pattern (the technicals)... Grittani says that the chart and resistance/support levels plus the occasional catalyst/news is all that he only focuses on for OTCs specifically, (w/ Level 2 as an active fixture), and similarly for Jackaroo and Dom as well.... #dope.......

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Min 9:30 — OVERNIGHT HOLDS (a great strategy for me to trade whilst under PDT rule ($25k).......... Roland Wolf --------- https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XY76jXe-Fk4........ #OTCs



Read ------------- https://stockstotrade.com/strategies-for-trading-non-listed-stocks/?utm_source=Iterable&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=campaign_2873800&email=saloul10%40gmail.com ......

Min 36 ------------- with OTCs i give no weight to the stories (fundamentals / actual breaking news).. i assume they're all junk, especially pump and dumps....... with listed stocks (NASDAQ), if something pops up I dive into the latest 10Q [to] see if there's a red flag (such as offerings)......GRITTANI tips ----- https://youtu.be/Vz0aoeT5bmA ..........

Do NOT confuse this OTC bubble with them being long-term investments; that’s what promoters want people to think... 99.9% of penny stocks fail and crash big in the long run so please be careful! This may appear to be a real research report [alternetsystemsinc.com/research-rpt/], but it's not, it's just a paid for advertisement and that's the case with nearly alllllllll these plays so be extra careful. -Sykes

You’ll see I get A LOT of crap for selling these Supernovas into strength, but that’s how I’ve traded for 20+ years and that’s how I teach (so hate on my strategy if you want, I’m not changing anytime soon, old Jews get more stubborn, not less)...and holding ANY OTC overnight in this environment (where promoted plays are getting halted) is dangerous. . . -Tim Sykes


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OTC DOWNSIDES (cons)
- Some of these companies can be years behind on SEC filings. The transparency just isn't there. The SEC filings can be useless, and too often, the company’s web page doesn't even work…

OTC UPSIDES (pros)
- Very loosely regulated, meaning OTCs can make HUGE moves because they’re often manipulated and promoted. If you know what to look for & how to ride the momentum, there’s plenty opportunity.
- They can also be great for new traders with small accounts since they’re mostly low-priced stocks.
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OTC markets are different from major stock exchanges like the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Nasdaq. They’re off-exchange markets where stock shares are bought and sold through broker-dealer networks. A broker-dealer is an entity registered with the Security Exchange Commission (SEC) and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) that buys and sells stocks or other securities. A broker-dealer network is a bunch of these broker-dealers working together. There are four groups: OTC Best Market (OTCQX), the OTC Bulletin Board (OTCQB), the pink sheets (OTCPK), and the grey sheets (GREY). And all together, there are over 10,000 OTC stocks. OTC stocks and markets don’t have a sterling reputation. That’s because they’re not as highly regulated as the major exchanges. As a result, you’re often looking at less desirable stocks. Shell companies, delisted companies, companies that failed to meet reporting requirements, or companies on the verge of or even in bankruptcy — you’ll find them all on OTC exchanges. They’re not all junk, though. There’s a reason why so many traders love OTCs. Their sketchiness and volatility can be scary, but that can also lead to crazy price moves. These fast movements make it extra important to approach trades with a plan in place. -[BOHEN commentary]

OTCs are extremely illiquid in the premarket, so it’s hard to review OTC data before the market opens. 

GREAT OTC STRATEGIES TO TRADE
1. If you took the gap, sell the gap... [When a stock gaps, it could go in one of two directions. It could either keep going … or crap out. With OTCs, it’s more often the latter. That’s why my standard approach is if you bought the gap, sell the gap.]
2. Look for morning panics... [When looking for a morning panic, you want to try to find a stock that has been uptrending for days or weeks. It’s gapping up and closing at or near the high of the day. Then, you stalk it. The magic happens when buyers keep rushing in, thinking the stock will only go up. It won’t. The big panic will come eventually]
3. Look for the afternoon OTSwizzle... [With this pattern, you look for a stock that has a morning spike, which then goes sideways for an extended period in between a range. Then — usually in the afternoon — you’re looking to buy the upper part of the range, often a high-of-day break. And you risk the bottom end of that channel. If it works as planned, you ideally sell into strength. The benefit of this pattern is it can give you time to see it coming. You’ve got a stock that’s gapping up. It’s near a breakout on the daily chart. So you stalk it and wait for it to break out. While you’re stalking, you can make a careful trading plan.]

DIP AND RIP [vs] MORNING PANIC -------- The dip and rip is a pattern where you buy into strength. With the morning panic dip buy, you buy into weakness [tends to bounce, then fade later in the day].



OTC  TIPS -------- watch the Level 2 on OTCs as much as you can, and when there's volume -- it can be a good skill to be able to identify tops and bottoms in terms of level 2.... It's important to pull the trigger fast (otherwise you may not get filled)........ be quick on your feet buying bounces and identifying key levels of support and resistance...... that's the whole key...... buy early and sell into strength.... -Roland Wolf

Min 6 - min 8 --------- on scalping (it is a great way to trade and it fits for a lot of people) ----------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=95UytFN549w ....... #BTheStory


Min 49 ----------  You can't walk away from the computer when you're trading OTCs......... You can't set a stop loss with OTCs...... with OTCs, you gotta pay attention, you have to stay at your computer watching the ticker...... because executions suck....... BTheStory isn't a big trader of OTCs... they're easier, but not easy for him and his lifestyle ------ https://youtu.be/NiODz8Ykg9U......-B The Story

****{Do Not use STOP LOSS ORDERS on OTCs (OTCs are sketchy, and market-makers can hunt you down to stop-you-out)..... -#Monaco #KyleWilliams} ........ [With OTCs, it's NEVER suggested to use a "stop loss" order; rather use mental losses and LIMIT ORDER out of the trade]................. ******for Listed stocks, you can use STOP LOSS ORDERS on Nasdaqs....... 


"Do you play OTC stocks?"....... Not really. Every once in a blue moon, but more times than not, nope. Because i don't like just sitting at my desk having to watch it. I like to use stops, profit targets, and letting it just do it's thing. -B THE STORY

Min 5:30 ----------- Min 11 ------------ the odds of SLIPPAGE is high with OTCs ------ risk management with SLIPPAGE ------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiODz8Ykg9U ......... #BTheStory #OTCs

Min 51 --------- OTCs and Nasdaqs are different ------- you don't size in the same if you're switching over ---------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiODz8Ykg9U ........


Min 25:30 ---------- despite needing to pay commissions on OTCs (fees), (ETRADE CHARGES ABOUT $5 for OTC transactions), it's still very much worth trading OTCs because the % gains OTCs can make (is exponential) ---------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=lquPOpnCBcc ........... #Monaco


Min 3:20 ------ the key to trading OTCs successfully (the broker to use); E*Trade PRO - i must use................... www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiDQFTixAdA ............... #Monaco


Min 12 - Min 17 --------- OTCs premarket is usually not worth it due to a lack of Volume ------- (instruction on trading in OTC) ------ www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiDQFTixAdA ......... #Monaco


Min 11:30 --------- Min 31 ---------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=lquPOpnCBcc ------ learn from other traders........ ask them questions.......... this is how you increase your learning curve......... Talking to other traders, When OTC stocks are no longer hot, I'm able to learn what other traders are doing and succeeding with so i can make those transitions to then Listed stocks in that period of time which would happen to be trading well...... Talking with other traders gives you insights........ it's made me a better adaptor......... practicing all these different ways.......... #Monaco


Min 8:30 ------- OTC plays....... it's easier...... but you gotta know how to read Level 2....... gives a huge competitive advantage ------ www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbH7UYNNY08 ........ #MasonRiley

Min 43 -------- long OTCs.......... go long on OTCs..............Jackaroo wisdoms ---------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=MykQUXQ1Wus ................ #Jackaroo

Min 54 --------- Jackaroo made his first $100k on trading OTCs (buying, not shorting)........ his dad stayed thinking it was luck tho lol -------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=MykQUXQ1Wus .......... #Jackaroo

Min 4 ----------- Min 7 ------------ Min 8:10 [#GreenOTCstocks] ----------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKx2ZYkAj24 .............. #Sykes

Min 37 ----------- how to know if it's a fake turn or a real dip-buying opportunity --------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=K39L5Ay0g-0 .......... #Jackaroo #Monaco #Dom #KyleWilliams #Sykes

Min 6 --------- focus on OTC stocks ----- go long ----- and focus on supernova spike stocks ----------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=yU2e9X2O1eg ...........

Min 7 ------- OTCs panic big-time when they panic, thus getting out when it's panicking is essential and can be difficult | go with the trend/momentum of LEVEL 2 ------ Min 8 ------ OTC vs NASDAQ --------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1lHUwugw-A ............. #Jackaroo


A pro tip (when trading OTCs): it's important to watch on OTCs, which market makers are buying and selling shares (supporting the bid or really just hammering the ask)... -Monaco

KYLE'S FAVE OTC SETUPS --- panic dip buys.. i like overnight otc longs... another is a BREAKOUT and then taking it long overnight (not buying the breakout immediately, but waiting til the breakout holds into the end of day where i then buy during the last hour of the day and hold overnight (esp. when under PDT, looking for a day 2 continuation) -- min 19 -- www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dZNKvuRWNk .........i don't really trade listed longs cause i've lost money on them. Short-selling listed and OTCs have always been my favorite strategies…

Min 23:30 -------- December, January, February are the best months for trading OTCs typically (most liquid months!) | and then the rest of the year OTCs are dead unless there are hot runs in sectors, but overall OTCs are very seasonal ------ https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cj4X2fgAuHk ……….. #OTCs #seasons


Min 20 ---- OTC land is the best (the stock tape just trends (up/down) and channels (consolidates) repeatedly -------------- www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1lHUwugw-A ........... #Jackaroo #BTheStory 


B THE STORY: through this journey, what do you feel like is the biggest misconception that you used to have, about trading. . ?
JACKAROO: That i could take a massive short position on a Nasdaq stock like Dux and make bank. . . And i just found out that, like at first, I was like "oh yeah, I'm going to use centerpoint, I'm going to short these stocks and I'm going to make a bunch of money". . and then i just came to the realization that I'm just not comfortable with that much size, and in a Nasdaq stock because of how fast it can go against you. And now I just trade these little OTC stocks with light dollar volume, super conservatively, but when they're hot i can make a bunch of money and i can have very good risk/reward so. . . I always thought I was going to be a short-seller on Nasdaq, but I guess that I wasn't. . . So now I'm a short-seller in the OTC land, and I go long. . . OTCs. . yep! . . .It's been dry though, since April. But i found that there's one good play a week going long, and one good play short-selling per week. And i usually make a lot more money on the short because i have a lot more conviction and i take bigger risk, but on the longs I'll risk like $100 - $200 bucks and make like $500 - $1000. . . so that's why months aren't that big, just because i'm making $1k, $2k $3k per week. . . . my biggest week in the last 3 months is $2,600 bucks, but it's consistently making $1k - $2k per week which is pretty good. . . . . 


Min 27 -------- you gotta stalk these stocks for days (to get these breakouts) --- OTCs------------ www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1lHUwugw-A .............. #Jackaroo

WHY kroyrunner ENJOYS TRADING OTC STOCKS------http://tradetheticker.blogspot.com/2014/03/question-why-do-you-prefer-trading-otc.html
1.The Level 2 Advantage ...  Listed stocks have instant executions, so you do not get the same advantage from level 2.
2. Chart Patterns are More Reliable ...  OTC stocks trade based off chart technicals far more than any kind of fundamentals.

Min 17 ------- more times than not I'll cut before my initial risk is broken..... & am usually always going to buy back in if it breaks high of day #OTCs ----- https://youtu.be/G1lHUwugw-A ...... #Jackaroo


Strong volume, strong close, big up day. Those are the factors with an OTC that make a gap up likely in my opinion. .... after a gap-up, a stock will either spike or crash. How can you tell what are the odds of it spiking or not at the open? Nate says that he sells his position, or part of it, if the volume is too big in the last few minutes, because those last minute buyers will become sellers right at the open.... -TIM GRITTANI


HOW DUX BUYS OTC BREAKOUTS:

HOW GRITTANI BUYS OTC BREAKOUTS:




[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[Take pictures of all of the OTC charts that Grittani had played in his DVD part 2 --- of TRADING TICKERS 1 ---------- these photos of the charts -- gallery them under my OTC webpage ----- these are great charts to peep so i know what the ideal setup would look like for me to enter the trade...... yessir! all about training thy mind to notice patterns and playable setups in OTC land!]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]

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