I love your paid website best money I've spent, it's really gives you good value for money spent (ROI).

As you know I love trading. and I'm going to ask you everything that I question or unsure of. Your website answer about 95% of what I need to know. But it also make me think and ask even more questions.

I have a ton of question to ask about sectors and if you answer those they will lead to more. I don't want to take advantage of you but I still need to learn.

How detail can I get, do i ask you one ot two questions, or write a book. I don't want to wear you out.

1. I've imported my sectors into a quote box in esignal, I'm limited to 200 symbols. So I can't have every stock in every sector in the box. Do you make up a different page for other stocks and symbols and switch between them. Or is a memorizion thing. when you see a sector you memorize each stock in that sector. If so you said you don't trade tier 1 stocks, then do you just pick 3 or 4 other movers.

I'm afraid you are going to say memorize them, if so it will take some time any hints?

Hi - I run 65 sites and do it all myself, with thousands of traders, so I can't answer tons of questions; you don't get unlimited consulting support with me for merely buying a course, or I'd need about 100x clones of me to answer all the questions... (I used to charge $2K/hour when I *did* offer phone consulting support, which I no longer do). What I *do* is usually take the most frequently-asked questions from traders, and then make videos of those posted in the member's area over time, to help provide answers. Hope that's clear.

But of course I can answer occasional questions, eg 1 a week per person etc, if time permits. I run the entire network of sites myself, with no admin support, so time's limited. That's one reason I started this forum, is to be able to get all of my traders talking/posting with each other, to help each other out, so it's not "just me, and 8,100 traders" ... hopefully folks will start posting here more often.

Regarding sectors, I use the ones that are in the recent screencaps, no more than 10-20. And I use the link that's on the FAQ page of the main DaytradingUniversity.com site to see what stocks are in which sectors, then manually look through the strongest ones, over >$30/share on >1.5M shares/day volume, which narrows it down a lot, to say 5-8 stocks per sector max, for each of 8-20 sectors, which keeps the number of stocks I watch to around 120-150 max. Good question!

And yes it helps to memorize them, the 5-8 stocks in each of say 5-10 favorite sectors, which over the years becomes easier...


Ken