Entry and Exit Techniques using Candle Patterns | Swing Trading (Days to Weeks)
good day everyone john mcnichol here and welcome to swing trading days to weeks so we have seen swings pretty much on a daily basis both back and forth up and down as the market seems to be in a little bit of a range trying to find some direction we'll go in and we'll explore that today and talk about some techniques for swing traders primarily the kaholt and the koblowed some possible trigger methods to look for possible entries and exits on swing so stick around [Music] okay it's great to see those you that are live with us today let's see we got uh ed with us today along with chuck robert and everyone else coming online i did have to reset my chat so i may have missed some of you there do welcome i do appreciate you being here live and those of you listening to the archive session as well do appreciate your support each and every week joined by my good friend mr james boyd helping out on the chat today any questions i am unable to get to he'll be more than happy to help do appreciate that he has a vast amount of investing and trading experience and also is very entertaining if you catch him on any of his webcasts there along with his twitch broadcast as well thanks for being with us james let's go ahead and take care of disclosures we'll get right into it and bear with me for just a moment there we go contents intended for educational information purposes only not investment advice or recommendation of any security strategy or account type options not suitable for all investors spread straddles all the multi-leg option strategies often involve greater more complex risks than single-leg option trades transaction costs are important factors should be considered when evaluating any trade you're encouraged to practice what you learn here today with tools such as the paper money software keeping in mind it is for educational purposes only and successful virtual trading during one time period does not guarantee success of actual funds during a later time period as market conditions change continuously keep in mind a long call long put option that entire cost of that option is at risk likewise with short options they can be assigned at any time regardless of the in the money amount now in order to demonstrate the functionality of the platform we will be looking at actual symbols keep in mind t ameritrade does not make recommendations or determine suitability of any security or strategy for individual traders any investment decision you make in your self-directed account is solely your responsibility now while this webcast may discuss technical analysis other approaches including fundamental analysis may serve very different views and a stop loss order will not guarantee an execution at or near an activation price once activated they compete with other income and market orders there's my bio if you are new to this webcast welcome this uh class is a little more uh advanced in some cases at least let's just say intermediate we do have a getting started series on technical analysis but i usually try and keep the pace that hopefully all can follow but there you can see my background along with some of my interests there you can also follow both me and james on twitter it's a great resource to learn more about your instructors kind of a repository for some of our thoughts and learn more about us outside of what we do here and it's our first initial first initial last name i'm at j mcnichol underscore tda james is at jboid underscore tda here's our agenda for today we'll go ahead and take a look at some of the current market conditions then we're going to explore some of the fundamental elements of the cohold which is an acronym for close above high the low day now that could be a a broad interpretation or a technique some traders may look for a trade above uh the high the low day others may wait for the close but a similar principle uh likewise we'll also look at the kablood uh doesn't sound as uh as nice as the other one there that's because it's a close below the low of the high day technique that some swing traders may utilize uh for an exit in a bullish swing or maybe an entry in a bearish swing as break things break down and we've done examples of both bullish and bearish swings at towards the end of this session we'll also take a look at some of our previous examples from previous sessions there so appreciate you following along let's go ahead and bring up the thinkorswim platform see what we got going on today starting off with the s p 500 certainly has been a bit of a battle back and forth something that some traders may not be used to as of late as we have seen some more wild swings both to the down as well as to the upside and we saw that as recently as towards the end of may there when we did have a break of a downtrend and with the break of that downtrend we did see a very strong swing however some resistance had been taken hold previous support acting as new resistance 55 55-day moving average exponential that i've utilized as an example of that prevailing trend at least the intermediate trend quarterly trend uh knows prices are still below that acne has some resistance however the shorter term uh still being a little positive and as we look at today's price action uh positive on the day uh penetrating into some of that trade activity from uh late last week however what traders may be looking for for more of a consensus is looking for a breakout looking for a break out of that range for in this case over the last six seven eight sessions we'll see how some of the other indices may be setting up if they're still in that range or if any of them may have attempted to break higher okay so a little more of a flag in action here as bulls and bears are battling things out as far as catalysts feel free to share on the chat this is a relatively uh light economic week i believe with the exception of the normal job numbers uh cpi coming out on friday and i believe some consumer sentiment which could be some catalyst on how the week ends obviously unknowns on how things are going uh with the russia ukraine war uh and you know along with energy prices commodities in general also traders looking at the bond market as well uh speaking of which uh yields did back off a little bit today as we kind of look at uh t and x for the 10-year yield uh here were the previous highs for uh treasury uh interest rates on the 10-year back in early may we did see a pop over the last several days however a little bit of a relief on those yields back in down probably supporting supporting the market a bit today as you look at different sectors and what some of those leaders are outside usual suspects such as energy on uh concerns as far as crude prices continue to push higher along with natural gas notice we are seeing some movement and information technology possibly benefiting from some of those yields backing off and as we look at the advanced advanced generally broad with [Music] stocks taking a bit of a hit as a some lower guidance going forward from a few discretionary stocks and also notice from a defensive standpoint staples utilities are kind of the laggards on the day looking at some of the other indices nasdaq ndx notice a similar pattern as we talked about the theme going back to early may on the potential for at least a base to form as we saw some shifts in divergence on momentum shifting more from the negative to the positive even though prices were still drifting lower uh we did see a break of that trend as well again finding some resistance there prices pushing towards the higher part of that range we'll have to see if there's any kind of follow-through on this tomorrow and see if we close more towards the highs of the day versus selling the rip as we've seen in previous attempts on the bounce dj x again similar pattern across the board as far as the s p there's a very tight squeeze in there that 55 day moving average act as resistance a little more of a triangular formation as a shorter term average continues to rise i've discussed this in our breakout and reversal patterns that moving average crossovers can potentially be a confirmation of that bullish reversal as price trades higher pulling the shorter term trend and developing into potentially a more intermediate trend still a little early to tell if we'll have a continued bullish reversal or not as price continues to squeeze there finally the russell rut and i know i've discussed uh in this webcast as well as others as far as the russell and the small caps on being a little more of a barometer whether bullish or bearish uh on how it goes potentially other areas of the market may move as well notice we're seeing the russell actually break out of this range and potentially getting a close above that 55 day moving average so a little more support for the bulls again still caution out there as the prevailing trend has been down a base has been formed and we have seen some fake outs on the break before uh however uh seeing price action on the russell being able to push higher at least get back in the range that it held in early may may be considered to be a positive for investors and some traders alike over the near term speaking of volatility let's take a quick look at the vix and we also talked about this a couple weeks ago as we saw this squeeze in volatility as notice more of a triangular pattern some that we discuss in our technically speaking class which is tomorrow at noon eastern time look and see which way that volatility breaks may show a little more as far as where that market may break and we broke volatility to the downside more inversely correlated to what the market's doing and we can see that the vix has taken a little more of a deeper dive actually penetrating into where volatility was that we haven't seen at least on the lower side uh since going back to april so it'll be interesting to see if we continue to see that volatility drift lower kind of into the lower 20s as right now we're in the mid 20s right now i would certainly love for you to share some of your comments with the group there and do appreciate james interacting as well uh as we go ahead now let's go ahead and explore some of the fundamental elements uh for a swing trade uh really what we're talking about here is potential entries as well as exits so from a standpoint of a bullish swing trade what would be a potential swing entry and then where would be a potential swing exit to the upside s-wing traders typically trade ranges or trade some previous moves likewise uh that could be also be identified to the downside kind of a resistance bounce you know what are some of those trigger points for that bearish entry and likewise what would be a target or a potential exit there and one way of doing that is uh having some consistent that one can apply and i know james teaches this concept as well as many of our other instructors the technique being close above the high of the low day let's go ahead and explore some examples of that likewise we'll explore some examples of clothes below the low of the high day and how we may potentially utilize this for swing trading as we identify that we'll also share with some possibly useful tools to identify these potential patterns and i know james has shared some of these productivity tools as well in his own right there so let's go ahead and bring up thinkorswim once again and you know even as we look at something such as the vix uh breaking down uh this is actually what traders would refer to as a kablood uh when one looks at a previous day or kind of a previous day range uh looking for a close below the low of a high day now this is a little a little more nuanced as uh when there is kind of more of a counter move to the upside uh traders may clearly look for uh at least a high poken higher now we actually had that here today intraday but notice how the vix faded and not only went into the previous day but has gone below the low of that day so this would be kind of an example of that kablood pattern and if one was bearish on volatility as far as forage continuing to fall they may look to trade that to lower levels however the vix is we're utilizing as more of an indicator as far as potential bias on volatility in the market versus looking at it from a trade in perspective let's go and look at some individual stocks here and one can even apply the market as well for instance with the s p that is trading in a bit of a range here if we look at the low of this range that would be right about this area here and then if we look at the high of the low day and so kind of the way of doing that is utilize some of these drawing tools here let's go take a text day here there's a high there's a low for that particular day and then as far as whether current price action or following price action looking for a close that's going to be above the high of the low day okay so kind of a possible trigger technique as far as on a broader market or stocks that are setting up that way for a bullish perspective is looking for a break outside that area now notice as well inside here operative word inside i you one may also see price action being inside that previous day and what some traders may do is actually reference those inside days and looking for a break outside of that range which we may be seeing that higher close here today there's not necessarily a wrong or right way some may be a little more aggressive than others whereas more of a confirmation is looking for a break a clear break and close above that range so looking at that from a standpoint of the s p whereas notice when we look at the russell and we can actually go back several days on the russell notice that prices had actually pulled back here over the course of about a two day period that would be a low here is the high of the low day and notice that as far as the russell and this was going back to wednesday i believe price actually traded and closed above the high the low day more of a bullish bounce things kind of consolidated for the next two days and then we're seeing another pop higher again a little more subtle in this case but as you look at i'll just go ahead and remove some of the previous lines here you know even on a one day pullback there there's the high of that low or in this case an inside day and prices breaking outside of that smaller range okay so that's how it's applied or applying it to some of the market now as we look at some individual stocks that may be demonstrating some of these characteristics looking at a few of these earlier before we got started so here's a roku now keep in mind when it comes to potential entry and exit techniques is what is the trend that we have and as we look at roku roku has been in a downtrend some traders may be looking for potential for a bullish reversal again a common pattern that we teach in technically speaking breakdown reversal patterns is kind of more of a bottom in formation at least some type of base similar to what we saw with the overall market uh as well as looking at some areas of resistance and notice that price is actually pushing up against uh that diagonal resistance as we go ahead and look at preceding a breakout and we can go back and look at some of the previous price action for roku notice that price came down to some support formed a low therefore the high of that day would considered to be the high the high of that low day and then notice the next day an example of a harami inside day as far as candlestick patterns these inside days may potentially set up a possibility of a candle reversal in this case a bullish bounce to the upside and as far as the hold principle the price traded and then closed above the high the low day thus giving us a bounce now keep it in mind the trend is still down and if traders were trading this swing they would be keeping in mind of that potential resistance which we see here and then notice as we came to that resistance price again formed another harami in this case this would be called more of a bearish harami as the price is more at a high that may pretend that price may at least consolidate or possibly pull back this could be an exit for a bullish swing trade and notice in this case technically price did close below the low of that high day and then things have gone a little choppy since then and then once we see that one may be looking for a clear breakout of that pattern and as we're seeing right now notice another theme price pulled back uh now technically this would potentially be a low day but as we go back we can also see that harami that inside day and prices have traded above the high that low day now considering that this is more of a bearish trend traders may look for more of a break to the upside kind of similar to what we saw with the russell as more of a confirmation there now let's go ahead and take a look at a another example let's look at apple and you know apple has uh struggled on the year nose price action has pulled down to a support area seems that i've identified from previously going back and testing some lows from october of 2021 and again kind of a theme that we've seen uh with the market and some other stocks kind of some positive divergences as the downward momentum seem to start subsiding as we approach some resistance implying at least a slowdown and attempt to possibly hold that support as we look at applying that k hold method notice there is a low day that was formed price forming that high and notice that that bounce price closing above the high of the low day that would be a bullish bounce and some traders that may be whether trading counter trend or anticipating a bullish reversal of apple that may come into play and we've done examples such as uh selling uh cash secured puts looking at short put verticals uh and even possibly long call verticals uh at least an attempt to potentially profit from that support holding and bulls would obviously be looking for more of a continued bullish reversal as prices take out previous highs which we saw an attempt here with apple a little more of a blowback here but notice that today's price action as we go back and look at that previous low there's an attempt for prices to close above the high of that low day even though prices intraday went lower today we're seeing more of an engulfing pattern potential bullish bounce now notice there is some overhead resistance that to be contended with but nevertheless a potentially bullish bounce let's look at some other ones here and notice a looking at a few of these are more related to the tech area and a lot of uh certainly there's been a lot of discussion uh as far as you know if tech is a little more undervalued uh or you know is there kind of a change or a shift in possible rotation those of you that joined this last week in breakout reversal patterns it did talk a bit about the potential for a little more recovery in tech as we saw some of these potential bullish reversal patterns forming kind of such as a double bottom in this case with spelunk notice that prices have broken out above a previous high so looking for higher lows followed by higher highs could be a sign of that reversal and notice as far as we're seeing splunk actually breaking out above the high range for the last couple of weeks and notice that potentially forming those higher lows still have a little ways to go as far as price action uh trading up and getting above that average but we're seeing some of those initial signs so i'd like to do for this example is uh do a define risk trade utilizing a long call spread where one may be anticipating that this reversal may hold and maybe in the coming weeks that price may trade or at least drift higher it doesn't necessarily have to be a strongly bullish trade but traders may look for price action to at least trade to a certain level so with that i'm going to go to the trade tab it's also a strategy that we teach uh on thursdays in the long verticals diagonal class it is uh every thursday at 11 a.m eastern time and what we're going to do is basically go out somewhere in the 30 to 50 day area there let's say i'll look at july which is 38 days out we'll look at a long option as an example of potentially a stock replacement to just profit from the stocks move over the near term uh versus stock ownership we're putting up a lot more capital and if the idea is only to be in a trade for a certain number of days options may be able to provide that flexibility with a relatively limited risk now still needs to be managed there's other risks that can be associated particularly at expiration with this long vertical uh as uh there is a long option that is in the money and that could potentially be exercised automatically uh at expiration uh likewise if we're close to the short strike uh that can also result in a potential assignment now once again before expiration we can attempt to manage and close out those positions and so starting off with the long option let's say we'll take a look at this 105 strike something that's just a little more in the money now this is 109 stock we have an option that's at 10 45. if i click on that to buy uh that's a multiplier of a thousand so therefore we're locking up about uh a thousand forty five in equity uh unlike with the stock uh that would be significantly more it was a hundred shares uh that would be about ten thousand or uh maybe a percentage of that based off of margin now we're not going to stop there we're going to go ahead and select a strike where we believe the price may be trading at uh whether in the next several weeks and more importantly possibly going into that expiration uh if we looked at 115 115 would basically put in a be putting us a little bit above this 55 day moving average uh if we were more strongly bullish you may be looking you know upwards of around the 120. now some traders may go ahead and measure the size of a previous swing or a previous pattern if i go ahead and highlight this rectangle here or that double bottom the distance between that support and that resistance may be a potential swing target i'm going to go ahead and activate that drawing and we'll do is uh basically move it up now some traders may go to the breakout point other traders may look at that a small retracement preceding that and notice here uh on the higher end that would push us closer around that 120 mark now if we're not as optimistic or want to be more slightly bullish then we may go ahead and select uh more of the lower strike okay now let's say we go ahead and we select that lower one around 115. now notice that that would uh achieve a little more than 50 percent or more of that profit objective as far as that range so i'm gonna go ahead and go back to trade tab and we already have the long option in there i'm gonna go ahead and hold the control key and then we're gonna go ahead and sell the 115. as we go ahead and we sell that 115.
notice we did reduce the net cost of this trade now i was looking at this earlier this was actually somewhere in the four dollar range so we have cut in to some of that potential maximum gain as the price has pushed higher going into the close what that would impact as we look at the confirm and send is the spread is ten dollars now based off of that spread contained in that is the potential gain as well as the loss notice that the total of the profit and loss does not exceed that ten dollar spread okay times the multiplier of a hundred now here we have a defined risk through the life on this particular option of 498 the potential gain on this would be 502 a profit target here is we're able to get a strong move in splunk and able to capture about half of this game let's say 250 dollars uh that could be our potential exit uh notice there is a break even 109.98 that now minus obviously any transaction cost that is not very far away from where we are right now so this example of a trade is a little more slightly bullish and it doesn't require as much of a stronger move as for instance typically a long individual option would so we're kind of balancing out the pros and cons of in one case as far as a potential stock trade which has a lot capital tied in but also having a defined risk that's kind of tied with the options here and we can position size this accordingly if i wanted to risk about a thousand dollars on the next trade let's say we do this two times so again we'll do two contracts we'll do confirm and send and again this is a little more uh kind of even uh as far as reward to risk about 100 percent return uh on the risk and that's typically going to be to uh in the slightly uh out of the money spreads volatility is relatively lower may be able to pay even less for that but we'll do this for an illustrative example because the more we wait uh seems our break even adjusts there so i'm going to go ahead and we'll send this through now notice there is a little bit of a spread here between the market price and the mid price some traders may need to adjust uh for that coming a little bit closer well we'll attempt to see if we can get it filled on the lower end here the more widely traded stocks and options may afford possibly easier execution this example did come off the weeklies public list on the thinkorswim platform which are basically stocks uh that may be more widely traded uh that also have uh weekly options more of a selection as far as expirations and also as far as strikes so we went and got a practice trade in that uh looking at some of the other examples i was looking at the questions and comments here let's go and bring this up real quick rg said the august expiration cost about the same so that's a a good point one may possibly consider a longer dated if they're expecting that duration to remain the same however verticals still have a time component on that and if we do have a sharper move in price over a relatively short period of time we're more likely to realize a profit target uh let's say 50 of that maximum gain in the shorter dated spread than possibly in that longer dated one but there's obviously a balance there if one wanted to go more of a longer dated and there's not much of a premium to that then that august one may be a good example thanks for sharing that rg let's see we won't talk about training the cpi release but certainly that would be a concern going into the weekend problem is as far as with uh the cpi it is coming out on friday so you're basically going into a close and a lot of things can happen over the weekend whereas possibly a news event earlier in the week there could be some follow-through and momentum to that whether it's to the upside or the downside and some good comments there as far as james's vacation down in moab a pleasant treat there glad he got away and uh hopefully uh didn't have to wait too long to get into the park i know that's been a bit of a challenge there all right let's go ahead and uh continue on the discussion on the kablood and the kaholt or the hold antica bloat so we did an example on taking advantage of that with the price breaking out a couple other stock examples that may be showing these characteristics today and you know not all inclusive uh camco uranium company uh did break out of that range uh notice kind of popping out of an inside day there's actually a hold about two days ago as the price pulled back price trade above the high the low day this is on the heels on news that uh i believe the us is uh looking to buy about five billion dollars of uranium domestically produced thus potentially benefiting that company a little more subtle and again on the same watch list public watch list as far as weeklies uh apt alpha pro protec they're involved in mass protective equipment also in the construction side i believe two on housing now this one faded back and this kind of illustrates uh kind of the pros and cons of how one may trigger a potential entry if we look at this one looking back for a low day and this pullback would be around here so here's the high of the low day now notice uh there is more of an inside day pointing towards possibly that low holding and not quite maybe a little close as far as price closing above the high the low day uh at least on the inside day but trying to get outside that range notice prices that trade intraday and faded traded entry day and faded although in this case not so much so some traders may wait for the actual close or going into the close which would be in the last half hour of trading kind of like we're in right now whereas if i put in an order to enter if price trades above that area one could be triggered into the trade and price can potentially blow back on you there's obviously pros and cons of that would encourage you to look at similar techniques as we've done in this class we've done examples of buy stops as prices trade above the high the low day if you go back and look at last week's session as well as the one previous to that you'll see us apply that but notice again kind of fading back there a little bit was also looking at the financials let's look at cof now as we look here at capital one kind of a similar theme where we see this consolidation we look for the low day and kind of around this range here so whether low day or succeeding day there notice that prices are trading and potentially with 20 minutes left closing above the high the low day however as we look at that price action a little more of a smaller rectangular pattern traders may be looking for a break above that area so something to keep an eye on as far as financials uh much like tech showing some recovery we may be seeing a little relative strength creeping in to some of these financial stocks at least they've been doing this over the last couple of weeks okay so those were some examples of some holds that we're looking at there let's look at a couple examples of the kabloods now the holds we were looking at are potentially entries for a bullish swing trade or an exit if you're in a bearish swing trade now as we look at the kablods which is a close below the low of a high day that could be a potential exit for a bullish swing or a potential entry if one was bearish alright so with that if we go over to a couple of stocks here i was looking at stitch fix a moment earlier and so notice in this example we see a stock that's more down trending and we did have a bit of a counter rally here over the last couple of weeks here is the high day here is the low of the high day and notice prices have traded and potentially are closing below the low of the high day so notice here from a low at least an upward swing however a counter swing notice there's a bullish harami an inside day price trades above the high the low day certainly closes we see a swing up now there's actually a little kabload in here as price closes below that low and notice here it actually did go a little bit higher so this is kind of an idea too on keeping track of targets not necessarily reacting to the first sign of you know any type of uh bearishness there but looking for keeping a target in mind in case with stitch fix looking at some previous lows there then you know that could be that potential exit as price traded up to that resistance and backed off trade up to that resistance blew up blew through it a little bit but faded and again this is another example as far as techniques now some traders may be willing to take the risk to enter as price trades higher looking for that potential long candle and capture in some gains which may occur however the other side can occur trigger into a trade and then basically fade back in and that's what we're seeing right now with stitch fix but more of a bearish bounce i think it was looking at spotify spot again more of a downtrend now traders can be making some uh potential signs for bullish reversals as over the near term you know we have started seeing more equal highs and prices attempting to break higher very similar what we saw with the market but as far as on a counter swing prices trading or closing below the low of the high day could be an exit for a bullish swing trade and if one was bearish expecting that prices are going to continue falling would be a potential entry for a bearish trade think examples such as whether they're long puts short call spreads long put spreads that we've done in fact we'll wrap up and and look at uh some examples of that uh but uh that's an example of that kablood i think i got one other example a little bit harder to find uh since uh generally markets are a bit higher uh amazon uh post split showed an example of kablood and this is kind of a a classic example price trading up to resistance in this case a 55 day moving average and then back in off of that however with a lot of these bounces we saw intraday prices trade lower but they're attempting to kind of fill in uh that entry day gap there so kind of point again towards some more bullishness that we're seeing in the market as we go into the close some discretionary stocks which we mentioned earlier we're taking a little more of a hit here's dr horton price traded below the low of the high day but notice is kind of filling back in and again we're potentially seeing these bullish reversal patterns as we're seeing more equal resistance and price trying to form those higher lows so don't always look at the bloat as necessarily a bad thing i think another way to address it is look at it from a standpoint of red light green lights in a downtrend you may be focusing on those red lights to trade down whereas green lights are looking at more of the bullish perspectives in bullish reversals or bullish trends and we know that when you come to a stoplight there's red lights and there's green lights they'll go back and forth but sticking to the prevailing direction that you're looking to trade so home depot showing the same thing but again trying to fill in where it had broke down intraday forming that longer candle so let's go ahead and show you how do you go ahead and find and apply this and this is something that we'll continue to address next week in our session i just want to introduce these to you and some of you may be familiar with them already is if i come over here and look at an example of a watch list i have a column here that is showing up some green and you can sort these once you add it examples of potential to holds and then the ones in red would be examples of potential kabloods and this is how i pulled up some of our examples here today for instance here in red if i go to dish notice that price action has broken down from a high of a previous day or if it's on an inside day the script that i utilize as an example is going to have a tendency of looking for several patterns whether a textbook close above or a close below basically trading below or trading above it'll look for inside days or i should go like this inside days which are potential signs of a bullish or a bearish bounce likewise it'll look for what we would call an outside day which is prices break in whether above or below a small consolidation now if you want to add some of these tools i always typically have it in my scratch pad it is this code right here now this is not a recommendation of any criteria or tool over another nor is it guaranteed as far as accuracy and as well as time so you'll typically see this up in my scratch pad here also another great resource is go into on my twitter feed i do have a pin tweet and on top of my schedule there's an earlier webcast that'll take another deeper dive and utilize in some of the script that i've utilized i'll probably update this but if you scroll down on that pin tweet there is a document there i'll actually post a link of that in the chat but if you click on that it does provide the steps on adding that now if you choose not to follow me on twitter that's fine you can go ahead and pause the recording once it's archived and go ahead and follow these steps on adding that to the watch list and again we'll go ahead and address this more next week as we talk a look at swing setups but want to kind of illustrate on some of the concepts of a individual uh concept on what the cold is as well as what the kablood is and then likewise utilizing the think or swim to identify these patterns and find some potential trade opportunities as we did with our example of our long call vertical with spelunk there so let's go ahead and wrap things up folks uh but i do want you to remember that in order to demonstrate the function out of the platform we did have to use actual symbols keeping in mind td ameritrade does not make recommendations or determinability of any security or strategy through the use of our tools any investment decision you make in your self-directed account is solely a responsibility so thanks for joining us here folks 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