Warrior Trading

In a world where high-frequency trading eats up the vast majority of intraday liquidity, Ross Cameron has managed to carve out a niche for himself. Cameron has found success as a trader thanks to a specific short-term trading style that allows him to capture moves on volatile stocks. So much so...

It may make some of the diehard technical analysts cringe a little, but trading is as much an art as it is a science. Like any art, execution of your masterpiece is going to come and go. Sometimes you're painting the Sistine Chapel, other times you can’t coat a fence. Metaphors aside,...

As a day trader, my charts are my lifeblood. I truly believe that a trader is only as good as his or her charts, and without mine, I’m simply not making money. But what makes a good chart from a bad one? Very simple: the indicators you use. There’s hundreds of indicators out there, from...

I’ve found success as a day trader thanks to one underlying principle: repetition. I’m disciplined enough to stay within myself and not force trades that I “could” make. Part of that has to do with the six strategies I’ve relied upon at one point or another in my...

If you don’t have the stomach for short, intraday trades, but want to still try to time the market and capture short-term price movements, then swing trading may be the strategy for you. Swing trading stocks entails using technical analysis to either go long or short a stock anywhere from...

The reaction from many first-time traders when they hear the words “penny stocks” is usually either one of two things: either enthusiasm that they’ll catch “the next big thing,” or a wave of anxiety about getting anywhere close to such risky investments. After all,...

To me, the beginning of the new year should mark the chance to set new goals and push yourself to unreached limits. To kick off the start 2017, I undertook another small account trading challenge similar to my 2016 challenge (where I traded $1,000 into $8653.16 in one month). This year I upped the...

Yesterday I wrote about my best trading day ever. And what marks the difference between a great day of trading and a bad one is pretty simple. A great day has a lot to do with how the market moves, a bad day has everything to do with how the trader moves. On that best day, I walked away with a net...

I picked up quickly in day trading that the market moves in cycles. Traders experience those cycles every quarter, every month, and even every session. It’s for this reason that pinning down just what factors account for a really outstanding day can be difficult. On my good days, I can look...

In 2016 I had my best year ever as a day trader. I made $222,244.91. That’s a big number, but I don’t want you to get caught up on that. It could have been more, it could have been less. But I want to tell you how I was able to do that. Step 1: Recognize your limitations 2015 was a...

The entire endeavor of technical analysis rests on the premise that a stock’s price follows predictable patterns that traders can identify and use to generate profit. That’s a simple idea, but when you add layers of indicators and time frames on top of that, it can get complicated...

Trading is not supposed to involve emotion. Ask any trader or investor and they’ll tell you that in order to be successful you need to minimize the impact that emotions have on your decisions. But daytrading is an inherently emotional endeavor. The very act of exiting a trade with a large...