Recent content by showyouwang

Threads like this are huge circle jerks that greatly lower the signal-to-noise ratio on these forums. I still lurk here from time to time, but it's no surprise to me that some of the greats like RM no longer post here.

The price action looks like shit, friend. If you're going to buy this stock, don't do it here.

You didn't update your chart, but I'm going to step in here... Engulfing candle with pretty solid volume on the day means that if you have an aggressive trading style, you can "cheat" here with an earlier entry. Can get better prices without having to wait for the gap to fill.

LOL, lurker here had to pop in to respond to this. Millions come easier to someone who knows how to trade than pennies to someone who doesn't. Knowing how to trade and having a solid edge is better than having an ephemeral edge that may not work across market conditions. I wouldn't share the...

Poker is much easier to become good at because the feedback cycle is so short. A hand lasts a couple minutes and then you can evaluate what you did right or wrong. Not always the case with trading, and it can take long periods of time before similar patterns and analogous cases arise that...

It's not necessary for profitable trading (I myself don't use a heavy quantitative skillset in mine) However, I will say that I am an engineer by education and have always been strong with numbers and logical thinking. I think you'll find that though that many great traders have strong...

Because the entire shipping group is weak and that makes EXM a total dog. Sad, but you need other buyers other than yourself to push up price.

Don't feed the trolls fellas.

I dunno, Sharpe Ratio is an extremely poor metric of evaluating a trading algorithm. When you optimize your system you should try to optimize it across as much data as you possibly can get, otherwise you are curve-fitting.

Thank you everyone for the responses! It wasn't my intention to create a heated debate so I apologize if my original post was vague. So we're definitely looking to go the friends & family route and keep expenses as low as possible. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this thread has mentioned...

So I'm starting a small fund operation with a partner and was wondering if I could learn the experience and insight of any fund managers who have gone down the route of starting up their own fund and doing their own administration & accounting. I understand there is a thread started by...

RDT, you responded to my post with an arcane post of your own but failed to answer my original question -- how are you even on the position when you were stopped out once for a few point loss, then reshorted again with AAPL now a couple points higher than your price?

How are you even on a trade where you were stopped out for a few points, and then reshorted so that you are down another few points? If you, sir, deal only in "facts", then how does that math work? And don't bother saying you booked some profits -- that makes you a hypocrite on top of your...

50k BP? I'm not a fan of the structure. Even though the payout is good, the fees are too high relative to your BP.