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a lot of people recently have been
asking me to share my trading setup
what screens i use uh what computer i
use and what i have up on my screens and
i guess it's finally time to kind of
showcase that and share that with you
guys
so a lot of traders by now are looking
to probably get into a trading setup
or look at what screens they should buy
what computers they should buy and what
they should have on their charts and
this is the exact video that i'm gonna
break all of that down now before i
dive into that the first thing i want
you guys to know is that you should
not be focused on these type of things
as traders up until you get to that
level now what i mean by that is if
you're someone that's just starting out
or if you're someone that doesn't have
an
edge doesn't know what their edge is
doesn't know what their
trading style is what they need to
improve on what they need to take a step
back on
i don't think your focus should be on oh
i need more screens or i need a faster
computer
right i think at that point you divert
your attention and focus away from
things that actually matter
so if you're someone that's still
struggling i promise you having 5 or 10
or 20 screens or having a faster
computer
is not going to make that process better
what you should do first is
actually focus on your trading focus on
one to two screens
max and simplify the process before you
add more things into your trading
arsenal
because what typically happens is a lot
of traders go oh man i'm trading bad
i need a better screen i need more
screens i need a better computer i need
a better broker i need a better this no
you you first need to have a plan you
first need to know how you're trading
you first need to have an edge
once these things are kind of outlined i
think that's when you should say let me
add
more screens and so on so the first
thing i'm going to break down is the
desk
that i used now the desk that i use the
reason i picked this desk is because
number one
it's big enough for a full trading setup
basically meaning that it fits
all my screens right that's number one
it fits all the screens i need and it's
more than enough space for me
second it kind of makes a nice
workstation as you guys can see behind
me
we have multiple other desks where we're
bringing in traders to trade here
whatever desk you're looking for just
look for something in my opinion you
don't need to go all crazy
look for something that you know can fit
all your screens and it's obviously a
strong desk
i did have a standing desk before in in
in miami
so that was pretty good but it's just
tough to have a standing desk up in here
uh but if you guys want to go with the
standing desk go with that but go with
something that's that's simple right you
don't have you don't need to over
complicate it right because in simple
terms a desk is not going to improve
your trading
at all now let's jump into the screens
so
the screens i use that you guys see up
here i have four screens up here
now three of them are lg 32-inch screens
and one of them is a 27-inch dell screen
now if you guys notice something about
my screens three of them
are vertical and one of them is
horizontal now the reason i did that
is because based on my personal
preference
i like this setup a lot better than what
i had before what i had before was i
just had four 27 inch screens
you know just facing me and what i felt
i felt this setup
was better for me or something that i
based on my personal preference
liked more now once again this does not
mean that this is better than another
setup
it just comes down to personal
preference now the reason i have four
screens
before i dive into it is because of the
way i trade and because of the way i
look into stocks and because of
also my trading experience now if i was
to take a step back five years ago
i would not have this many screens
because it would just create a lot of
noise
now a lot of people are probably
wondering how do you watch
all four screens at the same time you
don't
right the the idea is for each screen to
have a purpose
that's where my execution happens so on
this screen i have the one minute
the five minute the 15 minute time frame
for the stock that i'm
trading the only indicators that i
really have are the view app
and the nine-day exponential moving
average
on a five-minute chart not the one
minute not the 15 minute
alongside with that i also have time and
sales
and level two open on my execution
screen and then i also have
nasdaq and i have spy open just to see
the
overall market so basically if i look at
my execution screen and i'm trading
one name i can kind of see everything
that i need to see at a quick
glance and that's where all my focus
goes into so let's say throughout the
day i find a good trade i find a good
setup a stock is aligning with the way i
want it to move
that screen that stock will go into my
main execution screen and everything
else
i kind of tend to avoid now my other
three screens
are there when i don't have a trade
present
so my second screen this is where i have
my lg 32 inch screen
that's vertical on this screen i'm
looking at
six names so typically on a daily basis
i have two
to maybe four trade ideas some days i
have a little bit more some days i may
have six
now starting out i would try to limit
yourself to how many trade ideas you
have for the day
in my trade ideas i obviously look for
catalyst and all these things that i'll
break down in another video
but whatever stocks are in my trade idea
list for the day
i focus heavily on that in just that one
screen
if on that screen one of the stocks
looks good
has a good setup looks like it's ready
to move i will take that from that
screen and move it on to my
execution screen ready to execute a high
quality trade
then my third screen this is where i
look at the market internals such as
vix add tick trend
nq spy right i'm looking at the overall
market just to understand how strong or
the or weak the market is
why because i'm primarily trading a lot
of big names and since i'm trading big
names
big names tend to move alongside with
the market
so me as a trader i want to know how is
the market moving and what's the
strength of the
overall market that's what i have on my
third screen now my fourth screen this
is where i may have other stocks that i
have alerts on
this is where i may have the chat open
for sml this is where i may have other
small things open just to kind of keep a
glance at the market
uh but my main three things i'm looking
at is my execution screen
my six trade ideas for the day and the
market internals then my last screen
like i said sometimes i have the chat
open uh sometimes i would have some
market news open just to kind of see
what's going on uh from a news aspect
uh and that's really about it so that's
how i have my four screens
all right the next thing i want to talk
about is my computer so
i am currently using a pc i'll break
down the computer in a bit
but what i want to break down is when i
first started trading i was using a mac
and over the years i realized that pcs
are a
cheaper and more effective when trading
just my personal opinion
i think you can customize them a lot and
you know add a lot of things to them
opposed to a mac and i think there's a
lot of programs out there that support
pcs and not
really max so if you are looking to buy
a computer i would highly suggest go
with the pc
now the pc i'm using i got a pre-built
pc from online
the pc i had in my miami place that was
a custom built
a computer from someone someone built it
for me but this one i got it pre-built
just because i needed something quick
and fast when i came down to california
and the main thing i would look at when
you are looking to buy a pc is to make
sure that you have strong
graphics card and you have strong memory
in that computer to uphold
the multiple programs or charts and
screens that you're gonna have
now i'm going to post the specs of the
pc up here
once again like i said it's a pre-built
pc i didn't customly built this the
customly built pc i had before was a lot
stronger and better
which not everyone really needs unless
you are connecting multiple screens
uh i don't think you need to have a very
very strong pc
next thing i want to talk about is the
internet connection so a lot of people
when they're trading they're trading on
wi-fi
but if you're really scalping and you
want high execution
i would really suggest you get an
ethernet cable like you get plugged in
internet uh when you are trading now the
internet i'm using i have
600 mbbs of internet speed currently and
i think that is
more than enough now like i said these
are things that i think you should
implement
once you become a self-sufficient trader
i don't think you should start out
spending a lot of money on a setup
spending a lot of money on internet just
to make your trading better i don't
think it's going to make a drastic
impact up until you get to that
comfortable level so now on my computer
is what programs am i running
so i use this computer primarily just
for trading so i'm running
thinkorswim by td ameritrade and i have
been zynga pro
open and then i would typically have my
chat open which is from discord
these are the programs i'm currently
running i am switching my broker
platform soon uh like i mentioned in one
of my previous videos so i will update
you guys on that what broker i select
and why
uh now the last thing i want to cover is
i want to cover this chair that i'm
sitting on
now personally i don't know if you guys
are familiar with this or not
but sitting is basically the new smoking
i would highly suggest that you guys go
and invest
in a very high quality and comfortable
chair that's good for your back
and really really really supports you in
a good way because
chairs are very important and i think
that's one area a lot of people cheap
out on
and i don't think you should cheap out
on your health before i wrap this video
up just wanted to say
that you guys don't need a setup like
this or you don't need to go out
invest a lot of money in a crazy setup
up until you get to that self-sufficient
level as a trader
this is just me kind of sharing it
because a lot of people have been
requesting
this video or requesting me breaking
down my setup
if you guys have more videos that i
should make content on
please comment down below i will be
making more videos on whatever you guys
suggest
thank you so much for watching guys and
with that being said i will see you on
the next video
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