Why I Dont Trade Like Ross Cameron Warrior Trading

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I get what you’re saying and yes it is risky, much risked than most strategies, but It can work. One problem is that the stocks you showed are to cheap. You need to stick to $2-$20 stocks. So if you want, remake the video with stocks priced right.

the first graph, that isnt where ross would trade into

Sorry but your trading the flag but forgetting about the most important part of it which is the pole..candle stick patterns are nothing more than continuous flag patterns . Then they turn in the other direction give you one or two flags then turn in the other perhaps the true trending direction and give you 39 then they consolidate into micro flag ranges and break out another direction more flag patterns that is all it is.. The fibinotchi and all these other nations support levels are just the bottoms of a flag patterns.. the whole trade is a two play move. The flag pole then the flag. Most of the time these come in twos so it's important to study the rite catalyst premarket from direction and trend to RVolume. VWap and 20 are great indicators to compliment this. But don't solely depend on support drawn levels or indicators or none of this it's a combination of these things that should give you your confidence. Also the larger the pole the smaller the flag then another large pole. Be weary of large piles and large flags a reversal is soon to come.. also small poles or no poles at all with large flag should show you signs of consolidation possible range and reversal around the corner depending on a broader time frame and trend... None of this is Rocket science. But not playing the pole or keeping up with pre market gappers then how are you ever going to get $1 to $4 dollar moves.. Beginner traders need bigger moves because there not trading a marginal so there limited on how often they can trade. So they need to find the best opportunities with larger risk to reward ratios... If you go back and look at all the major break out/ gappers before they become huge you will see a tall tell sign in all of them look closely when you discover the secret hopefully this will help you in getting in large pole break outs earlier and selling off at the top of the pole. Then continuing on going long again as you instructed.. but remember the first big pole move is usually 70% of the whole move..

Not here to bash what your showing but on your example charts seems like you’re fixated on going right to the top. Many including myself on heavy momentum stocks moving up are In & Out within 1-3 minutes. We are not sticking around to get into barcoding. Everyone will choose a different style of trading but for Ross seems he’s found his niche in how to make money so not about to say anything negative on the way he trades. And why should anyone after seeing his accomplishments but again The longer your money stays in a trade the higher the risk which is why I focus on lightening fast movement going up. I know I won’t get that perfect entry but give me .25-.40 a share and I’m good.

i didn t get it evry strategy dosent work 100 percent and he made a lot of money from it also it didnt the premarket high he also uses the ma and the news to confirm the trading

You make a great point Ross trade style is fast that’s why I am using the simulated and until I don’t find what works for me I am not going live

i like you. subbed

Im new to trading, and warrior trading strategy works for me so far. Also was really helpful. Granted, im only trading with 10k in my sim.

you need to react super fast if buy high sell higher which most people got brudle

Doing that can also go the other way with your starter position long off the PM level anticipation going up to vwap…also a pullback short. So best guess is only good with risk management for all trades…also keep track of your win/loss on set ups. Good video though

This came out awhile ago but just popped up on my feed. Going to look more into your strategies!

To clarify the comparison to WT, for your first example on CCCL, you're on the 3 minute. I've been watching Ross he uses the 1min mostly and 5min/1D for reference. If you'd been on the 1min, those opening big green candles with bottom wicks might have had a proper 1min pullback candle mixed in which would have been the actual signal to enter when the next green pushes past old high.

The first 3min peak high of day candle where you showed a false breakout has a top wick which seems like it can't be trusted and not a likely place to look for a hod breakout. Maybe I'm missing something in the explanation?

I feel more comfortable buying penny Stocks with just 3-15% Gap and Rel. Vol > 3 in Premarket.
Then put an order just below the VWAP.
Normaly I get wins from 10 to 100% (normal 25-30%) in the day with almost no Red days.

I wish you would do a review of Maurice Kenny trading. One of the biggest furus out there. If you make it through his qualifying, you might be invited to spend $25,000 for his "swing" trading method. So many have been burned by his initial course.

Setups setups setups..
Scenario best case
Caution in Shorting!!!!!

Who cares what you like? Everyone should find a strategy that works for them. Not every strategy will work with every person.

Ross is too quick for some people that can’t mentally process as fast as he teaches. Ross is not too quick for me. In fact I increase the speed of every one of his videos by at least 25 percent. Jesse is way too slow for me and dumbs it down way too much. Jesse literally is putting me to sleep as in your videos are good for my insomnia...other than the fact that he’d make me have boring dreams. No thanks, I’d rather learn faster and get to the top faster. I’m a brand new trader and have learned a lot from Ross so far already and aspire to be exactly like him. Also I notice Ross does not feel the need to criticize others while capitalizing on their trading videos....probably because he’s satisfied with his 100 million dollars....unlike Jesse who thinks with a poor mind set......instead of purely using his own skills to catch influence...he has to try to throw someone else that’s already successful under the bus to get to the top. Smells like poor people behavior up in here. Peace

Those pumps he trades are crazy risky. My advice is his service is crazy expensive and most people lose money.

Don't trade in a simulator. You don't learn that way. Our subconscious knows. Assume you will lose all the money you invest. Whatever you invest in assume it is no longer yours. You let go of all of the emotions and expectations. It's really what held me back.

Ross Cameron? Warrior Trading? You mean the guy that took $535 and grew it to $10,000,000? All verified money. Yeah thanks but I'll stick with the verified king of day trading, thank you. Only a fool throws rocks at the throne...

I like Ross. He seems like he has a legitimately GOOD SOUL.
And, dude has GIGANTIC BALLS.

To trade like Ross, you have to be willing to lose, basically, 100% of your investment, every time.
Timed collusion, meaning FRAUD, or organized (white collar) crime, can easily overcome your "stop loss." (Lol.)

Me, personally, I'd rather make less profitable trades, that are profitable 65-70% of the time, but I KNOW my bracket/stop-loss will WORK.

Hindsight is so easy to Annalize, show us tour profits verse Ross's, he'll kick your ASS

Who ever bought that high in the first place is not paying attention to anyone there watching

Break out trading is discussed by Jesse LIvermore in the book from 1920? "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator". He mentions that market "old timers" used the same techniques in the 1890s. He didn't use the term "break out" or "momentum" but that is what he was doing. He wrote a book in 1940? "How To Trade Stocks", which discussed his "pivot points" trading technique. One thing Ross does say that I have thought a lot about was risk. He said that each time you trade you risk loss and that just because you have been successful picking correct spots doesn't mean you will always be successful each time. You can see with LIvermore that he was guilty of this. He had great success followed by disasters over and over again. The whole thing makes you wonder about day trading at all or for that matter investing in stocks. Think about it. If what you are doing, your strategy, is just a percentage play then some of us are going to be successful and some aren't. It's just variance like poker or blackjack. Moreover those who are successful today might be tomorrow's failures. It does seem a bit counter intuitive. Regardless like the other fish I am going to keep swimming up stream. lol

Good info! I like your strategy of entering on test of support and adding at break of vwap. And of course the tight stop loss. Adding into positions is what I'm currently working on.

Well said 👌 I started at Warrior and Ross’s strategy is not for beginners. Buying pullbacks at support is WAY safer and less stressful than buy high sell high.

I thought he was going to be throwing shade but this was actually very politely informative, well played sir.

Also yes I think everyone has their own niche in trading, mine is buying the very bottom support price and letting it inevitably ride up to VWAP and then selling out, forget that rollercoaster breakout shit 😂 too stressful for me.

I mean how much u making a year bro?

Hello, how can I learn your strategy? Can you point me to some of your videos that shows what chart patterns you trade?

I don't think Ross would of took those trades, not so versatile

No trading strategy is perfect ,but Ross owns his own business and is proven successful. Making a video dedicated to hating one persons style is just hating. Enjoy your hating ways

Nice video. Ross, technically, enters on the first green candle after the pullback. He waits for 2-3 consecutive red candles in the form of a bull flag or flat top and then enters. However, he does in fact scale in more as the price is going higher, which is definitely hard to do as a new trader. I’ll never be as fast as Ross, even with hot keys, so I think I’m going to switch to a 3 and 5 min chart for morning trades and then to a 5 and 15 for after noon/evening trades. I’m very comfortable with hot buttons on Lightspeed and will continue that route. Hot buttons on LS is still as fast or faster than hotkeys on other platforms.

i was not profitable in simulator because i dint care, no emotion but in real im in the green all the way up

I DONT TRADE LIKE ROSS TO AVOID 3 MILLION DOLLAR FINES 😛😜😁

if you don’t have emotions when trading in the simulator, you’re probably doing it wrong. You must give as much importance, attention and focus on the sim trade just as much as you would with real money. Once you can trade a paper account with the same level of emotions, or not, you may begin live trading. IMHO 3 years in and just turning green!

Ross makes his money selling false hope memberships-- 2-3M per month in sales (according to other online info) so who knows what he's really doing with his trades and if he even cares. I hated him. Whiney weirdo.

I'm fairly new to trading and at first I had some luck buying after a break out but lately I've been losing. I buy high then I'm in the red. I shouldn't be do ing this way especially when my account doesnt allow me to day trade. Its not high enough and won't be if I don't find a new way to do things

if that works for you .. I trade a bit differently but that's what makes traders unique, we all have our own way of trading

I think buying THE breakout is risky .. I wait for the 5 min to COLSE at the new high of day with now lines of annual resistance ... then I wait for the next 5 min to pull back .. if it holds the to 1/3 to 1/2 of the previous 5 minute break out ... that when I look to enter

I always wait for the first pullback ( profit taking ) on any given early morning breakout. Let itself find support and watch for the first green candle stick to surface. ( I use 3 and 5 min candles) then get in when you see strength after the first green candle. 15 min candles for late morning and 15 and 30 min candlestick for early afternoon pullback are the best entries imo. Always wait to see the first green candlestick I believe finding stocks in the mid afternoon ( ones that exploded out of the gate in the morning and are now fading are your best using 15 candlestick Most will make another move by 2 to 3pm again. Using the VWAP is very useful in this strategy as well

I agree with you as a former Warrior Student. buying breakouts way too riskier.

In that situation, Ross would’ve bought only in the first and second pullback, not the third which is where it falls

Ross never tells you its 100% strategy its 70% accuracy there is no perfect one its part of trading
maybe you need to learn the level 2 like ross does to know if the break outs work or no!!
using only the chart is not enough !

Thank you thank you

Wow. Nice video trying to get attention off someone else’s coattails. No one asked why you don’t like him.

When trading breakouts you have to look at RSI also. And don’t get in anything that’s under the vwap unless you’re shorting.