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January 2003

Princeton's Precision Trading

By Richard Philip Cadway
This Newsletter is not a public release - for members only
We call it Precision Trading because you enter trades using tight stops with a trading method that minimizes the chance of being stopped out.
 
Most beginners use large stops for daytrading and when the stock goes the wrong way the loss can be very large. Because beginners don't have the necessary skills and experience, we suggest that they use a smaller number of shares to trade with and do away with the idea of grand profits until they gain those skills and experience. The profits should come when the trader is focused upon learning, gaining experience, and conserving the money in his or her account.
 
Because emotion is such a strong factor in daytrading, it is important to follow common sense and knowledge rather than hope and fear.
 
I think the most frustrating money losing scenario happens when one is stuck in a losing trade. The emotion becomes stronger as the losing trade develops causing many beginning traders to hold onto the position even when it breaks past their distant stop. The trader thinks, "well, I'm in the trade this far, it has to turn around soon, I'll just wait a little longer", but the price keeps going south. Once the pain becomes unbearable from the mounting loss, he will finally exit the trade. Precision trading can keep these expanding losses to a minimum.
 
The beauty of precision trading is that your stops are tight and you can even dump your trade before it hits the stop if you sense that your initial idea was wrong. Precision trading takes a lot of concentration, skill, and experience. I wish I could use a picture here to demonstrate how it works, but it takes a lot of time and a very large video to show it accurately. I will tell you that you enter trades contrary to the method used by many traders, which is they buy when the price starts moving up. For example: Using the level 2 screen, you would look for a stock selling off. When the momentum slows and flattens out close to a support area, you buy on small downward pressure just above the support area. If the support area holds then you are in the trade just above the support which will maximize the profit potential. Your very tight stop is just below the support. If some heavy selling comes in, you can bail before it hits your stop otherwise the price will simply take off and make a profit. Keep reading, there is more to come.
 
If you watch the level 2 closely you will see a number of times when automatic trading computers, that have been designed to use human nature to its advantage, will cause a sell off to break a support area. You'll notice that the price moves up after it takes out the stops. This makes perfect sense because many people place stops just under support. When the price moves close to support the computer enters a large number of shares to sell, pushing the price down and triggering the stop orders which put a lot more stock up for sale. This result triggers the automatic trading computer to buy the stock at the lower price and continues to buy pushing the price higher. Beginning traders see the price going up, so they buy pushing the price even higher. The process reverses and happens in the other direction. This is why new traders always seem to be on the wrong side of the trade.
 
So, when you are precision trading what do you do? Wait for the price to break support and the buying start to come in. Then move fast and buy from the ask (pay retail). You should have purchased the stock just above the bottom. Immediately place your stop a couple pennies below where the buying came in. If a big seller doesn't come in right away, then you are on the road to profits! When the trade is moving up in a trend, enter a trailing stop to protect your profits.
 

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