Yooooo mooers,
Welcome back to mooSchool summer camp!
As the course in our mooSchool Summer Camp progresses, some more professional analysis tools began to be introduced like Stock Screener, Option Unusual Activity, and Position Cost Distribution, etc...
For some newbees, it might be not as easy to understand as at the beginning, but that's the way we grow in trading. If you find something you don't understand, that's a good thing. ...

After completing over 1,000 stock trades, representing over 4,000 individual buys and sells, here are three tips I wish I knew and fully appreciated on day one:
Think win/win. Psychology is a huge aspect of trading. If you have a big winner on your hands and aren’t sure whether you should hold the shares to try for higher prices or sell them to lock in a profit, consider selling half and holding the rest with a stop loss (at worst) back at your original buy price. That way, if the stock drops back to your buy price, you still win because you sold half and made a profit. Similarly, if the stock shoot higher in price, you also win because you still hold half your original position. Heads you win, tails you win too. 😏
Set strict rules to help you stay disciplined.
Always know the day and time (pre