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How to Trade AFTER the Market Close

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The stock market’s after-hours is like the Wild West … If you’ve tried trading it, you’ve probably had mixed results. Tune in for Tim Bohen’s strategies to help you better navigate these trading hours.

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When the market closes at 4 p.m. Eastern, that’s when after-hours trading begins. It runs until 8 p.m. But this only applies to stocks listed on the NYSE and Nasdaq. You can’t trade OTCs after hours.

First things first ... If you trade after hours, you’ll see some extreme moves. That doesn’t mean you can’t make the trades. But proceed with caution! Like all trading — without the proper knowledge and experience — after-hours trading can be risky.

(Check out the video for an example of a stock that spiked 300% in just two days!)

The biggest thing you should look for is a low-float stock that’s making big moves. It should break its previous morning’s high of day. You also wanna see insane volume and a large float rotation.

In heavily shorted stocks, you wanna look for panic points … That’s where you know shorts will probably lose — they have unlimited potential for losses. That can give you a higher certainty that they’ll cover into these higher day breaks.

Add all these components together, and that’s a great potential entry.

Extreme volatility can be scary. But you can see the opportunity when it breaks. You get a big candle, and it pulls back a few cents … Then another big candle, and so on. While no trade is easy, these can be easier to spot and trade. You probably won’t get spooked or stopped out.

Line it all up. Look for the insane volume, the news, the big breaks. But remember, you won’t see these opportunities every day. If you want to exclusively trade after-hours, you’ll struggle.

Take your personal schedule into account too. These are volatile stocks, and they move quickly. You need to be on standby to watch them. You don’t want to end up stuck in a wild trade.

Don’t get too aggressive and always trade safe!


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StocksToTrade published this 8:21 video tutorial on February 26, 2020. It has been watched 22,319 times on YouTube.

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