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On his hugely popular Web site Undergroundtrader.com, Jea Yu tells traders how to stand firm, trust their instincts and knowledge, and grab the day trading profits they deserve. Traders trust Yu's hard core, just-the-facts perspective to cut through the fluff, hype, and misinformation, and deliver effective trading tips and strategies on techniques, order routing, technical analysis, market maker activity, and more.

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• Introduction(p. ix)
• Part 1 Learning the Tools
• Chapter 1 What Makes the Market Tick?(p. 3)
• The Stock Market--The Great Ocean(p. 3)
• The Futures: Institutional Program Trading(p. 4)
• Program Trading(p. 5)
• Spotting Program Trading(p. 7)
• How to Use the Futures as Your Market Barometer(p. 8)
• Tier Synergy(p. 9)
• Tier Divergence(p. 11)
• Chapter 2 The Nasdaq Market(p. 12)
• The Level 2 Screen(p. 13)
• Reading the Time of Sales Report(p. 16)
• Block Trades on the Time of Sales: Nasdaq versus NYSE(p. 17)
• Chapter 3 Watching the Market Makers(p. 20)
• The Market Makers(p. 21)
• So How Do Market Makers Make Money on Spreads?(p. 22)
• The Ax(p. 23)
• The New Powerhouse Trading Market Makers(p. 28)
• Market Maker Tactics(p. 30)
• The Ax: How to Spot Him and Play Him(p. 31)
• Chapter 4 Charts: The Most Powerful Tools(p. 41)
• 1-Minute Stochastics Chart(p. 42)
• 3-Minute Moving Averages Chart(p. 48)
• 13-Minute Moving Averages Chart(p. 54)
• Momentum Stocks(p. 55)
• Chapter 5 Order Routing and ECNs(p. 57)
• "Monster Key"(p. 58)
• Order-Routing Systems (The Messengers)(p. 59)
• Paring Down Lots(p. 87)
• Chapter 6 Types of Plays(p. 90)
• CNBC(p. 90)
• Nasdaq Most Active(p. 91)
• www.ISLD.com(p. 91)
• Barron's(p. 92)
• Business Week(p. 92)
• News Stock Movers(p. 92)
• Scanners(p. 100)
• Internet Stocks(p. 101)
• Chapter 7 Playing Initial Public Offerings(p. 102)
• Evaluating the IPO(p. 103)
• Playing an IPO(p. 105)
• Quiet-Period Plays(p. 108)
• Chapter 8 Determining Your Style(p. 110)
• Swing Trading(p. 110)
• Chapter 9 Preparing to Trade(p. 114)
• Paper Trading and Risk Capital: Getting Started(p. 114)
• Mental Preparation(p. 116)
• The Infamous and Expensive Learning Curve(p. 120)
• The Trade Journal(p. 123)
• Pay Yourself(p. 125)
• Part 2 Implementing the Tools
• Chapter 10 How to Day-Trade Correctly(p. 129)
• Start Off with One Basket of Stocks(p. 131)
• Now That You Have Your Basket Stocks, What Next?(p. 132)
• Observing Your Basket Stock on Nasdaq Level 2(p. 134)
• Buy Signals(p. 135)
• Short Signals(p. 137)
• Shorting News Stocks(p. 140)
• The Anatomy of a Short Squeeze(p. 142)
• How to Spot a Short Squeeze(p. 145)
• Aftermarket Short Squeeze(p. 146)
• Straddles and Boxing Your Position: A Short's Defense(p. 148)
• Chapter 11 Playing Momentum Stocks on the Fly(p. 153)
• Gauging Rhythm(p. 154)
• Recognizing Rhythms(p. 156)
• Chapter 12 The Market Day Breakdown(p. 159)
• Premarket(p. 159)
• The Open(p. 160)
• Post Open(p. 167)
• Dead Zone(p. 168)
• Post Dead Zone(p. 169)
• Last Hour(p. 169)
• Postmarket/After-Hours(p. 170)
• Chapter 13 Putting It All Together(p. 171)
• Chapter 14 Money Management and Risk Management(p. 195)
• The Home Run Syndrome(p. 202)
• Appendix A A Different Style of Trading by Russell Arthur Lockhart, Ph.D.(p. 203)
• Why Day Trading?(p. 204)
• Why Day Traders Lose Money(p. 206)
• The Principle of Action(p. 208)
• Methods, Techniques, and the Principle of Alternation(p. 209)
• The Three-Price Break Method of Trend Determination(p. 210)
• East Meets West(p. 217)
• Fibonacci Price Potential Targets(p. 222)
• The Concept of Market Structure(p. 228)
• Fibonacci Pivot Points(p. 231)
• Target and Pivot Point Reflection in Future Prices(p. 232)
• The Concept of Seed Wave(p. 232)
• Further Uses of Market Structure Price Points(p. 234)
• The Natural Trading Unit(p. 235)
• Conclusion(p. 236)
• Notes(p. 236)
• Appendix B Hardware Setup and Brokers(p. 238)
• Computers(p. 238)
• Connection(p. 239)
• Brokers(p. 240)
• Index(p. 243)