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It's momentum trading. Catching a stock that's surging on huge volume and low float.

I have been following his strategy this year. So far it has worked out very well for me.

If you stick to his rules you are very likely to catch some huge moves up. Just have to know when to cut losses and wait for a better entry or another stock.

I do pay for his scanner but haven't paid for anything else. Just watched all his videos to learn as much as I could.

He places a lot of emphasis on level 2 and order book. I didn't understand it at first but now after 6 months, I only trade looking at the level 2 data.

There are few things about Ross' trading strategy that give him an edge versus normal people. He has lightening fast fills using light speed, 10s charts, fast keyboard shortcuts, real-time scanners, and risking less than 2% of his overall net worth in his day trading account. So when we see "I only made $12k today", for most people we'd be goin out for chicken wings and beer that night and celebrate.

Ross Cameron has a very good way of explaining how the market works. I trade his strategy but I could never trade like him. The momentum strategy works but it's like every trading strategy, it can work for some and not work for others.

Your description of his strategy is stated complex but is about how it works. I've watched about all his free videos and I'm profitable trading his strategy.

There are fans of his (one's that understand how he explains things and can work his strategy) and haters ( ones that can't trade his strategy but trade a different one).

I say, "to each their own"!

He trades structurally forced mechanical flow. Forced mechanical flow is price movement that happens not because of discretionary decision making but because market structure compels it. Participants are forced to act regardless of their opinion on the asset. Short sellers getting squeezed have to cover. Stop orders get triggered and create cascading fills. Margin calls force liquidations. Options market makers delta hedge and create reflexive buying or selling pressure.

None of these participants want to transact at that moment, the structure forces their hand, and the resulting flow is what drives the price. The catalyst is what ignites it. A premarket news hit on a low float name creates the initial volume surge, and that surge is what triggers the mechanical chain reaction. That's why he trades low-float small cap equities. Institutional participation in that space is also minimal, which means less competition and cleaner, more predictable mechanically forced reactions.

Yeah I trade it. The strategy is better on super high volume movers.

Big spreads and low liquidity is not good.

Today was a picture perfect hot day for the strategy. Lots of volume and high % moves

I trade momentum and learn from his strategy but changed it up because I can’t do what he does. I dont subscribe to his warrior trading or listen to his live trades. I do check his recaps a couple times a week.

Just beware of commissions with the amount of trades he’s doing. Hopefully you have a cheap broker and lightning fast internet.

You've got the core of it right. Ross is basically hunting momentum breakouts on low float names where the order book gets thin above resistance. When buyers pile in and there's not much supply, you get those explosive moves through new highs.

The tricky part is timing. Most people see these setups after the 1-minute candle closes and the breakout is already obvious to everyone. By then you're buying into the move instead of catching it early. I've been using the momentum scanner at [aistockscanners.com](http://aistockscanners.com) that fires alerts within seconds using real-time volume data, not when the candle closes. It's caught me some solid Ross-style setups before they show up on everyone else's screens.

The other thing Ross does well is reading the level 2 and seeing when the ask is getting thin. That's harder to automate but it's a huge edge if you can develop that skill. The scanner handles the initial detection but you still need to read the tape once you're in.

this is the kind of thing that actually helps vs the generic stuff you usually see.

Join his group and become his exit liquidity.

You have to be extremely fast at decision making to be successful longing small caps breaking news/ momentum trading.

I personally think Ross’s massive size triggers at least the start to cascade an algo spike. It’s either that, he has miraculous selectivity and timing, or he is just extremely lucky, or all of that.

Look at his trades. At least from his trade reviews, it always seems like he enters at the perfect time and the ticker explodes the instant he buys. To do this consistently is very hard, and he does do that. When I see that it really makes me think that his massive size is actually causing the ticker to algo spike a little. Now he does take losses sometimes, but it’s usually not instantly. His losses usually come from him adding even more to his winners and sometimes he just gets caught when they come back down, but he’s usually fast enough to exit small green/breakeven.

Others also mention his community tailwind, which can’t hurt.

Another thing I can almost guarantee and that everyone should understand… Ross makes more money selling his scanner, sim trader, course content, and premium live stream access than he does from trading.

Ross has over 2M YouTube followers. If he has just 0.5% (ZERO POINT FIVE PERCENT) of those followers subscribe to his SCANNER ALONE at $200/ month, that’s:

10,000 subscribers X $200 = $2M/ month coming in.

Now he doesn’t profit all of that. I’m sure he took on some debt to build the software and maybe my numbers are off, but man this guy has A LOT of capital coming in to throw around into day trading.

…which feeds the loop of people coming to his channel and gathering interest because of the gains he’s able to generate.

How easy would it be for you to take a $50K loss on a day when you know you have millions coming in from your content/ software company?

That’s what everyone should know. Ross Cameron is a spectacular trader, teacher, and content creator. But it’s all a feedback loop and his main income generation is from that software company he owns.

All props to him btw. Just know what is going on. Don’t fall for the way he makes it seem like he’s just a youtuber who reviews his trades. It’s a big business and he has put in a lot of time and work into his content for many years.

It’s called manipulation, not a strategy or repeatable system anyone could mimic, ESPECIALLY a new trader.

Moss Camaron

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