Recent content by supertraders

"Wall street produce price." anonymous.

real prop firms have tolerancy for losing money. you can only make money when you trade firms money.

if you are beginning trading, your maximum loss per day is $100. if you lose 2 days in row, you are fired!

they don't have much money. a company that doesn't have even $5,000 cash for a trader to trade is one broke company.

the hedge funds are just protecting their cash from inflation from FED lowering rates to 2% gov't can't steal from the professional investors by causing inflation. that cash has less buying power than 5 years ago.. the private individual will do what he will do... raise fed rate to...

BROKERS USED TO HAVE THE KNOW THY CLIENT RULE...WHICH MEANT YOU CAN'T RECOMMEND FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS THAT ARENT' SUITABLE FOR CLIENT OR TOO RISKY FOR THE PORTFOLIO... AND THERE AREA LEVERAGE RULES TO PREVENT A DOMINOES COLLAPSE....AND LIMITS ON ONE POSITION..ETC... RULES ON FRONTRUNNING...

THEY WERE AND WAS REGULATED 1934 SECURITIES ACT BUT OVER THE YEARS THE REGULATIONS HAVE BEEN WEAKEN AND TOOTLESS.

i think all old shorts have covered and new short positions initiated. it's beginning to be merrygo round or table tenniss to see all these long and short positions trading around in circles...in this market. market seems to be locked.

next day predictions are pretty useless in terms of making big money. daytrading has limited losses and limited profits. forget tommorrow. price action says this overly optimistic at this point. some stocks have rallied 100% since march lows!! that is 100%

i don't see how the US dollar can hold with debt like this. bear in mind the US dollar crash is bad for exporters to US FED wants a devaluation or inflation to pay off debt. US gov't borrows money good and bad economic cycles and debt is building up that it's unsustainable in the long...

investors of these hedge funds want minimum 25% returns. there is no way you can get 25% returns on portfolio of 100 millions without playing games.

forget glory.. it is stupid game.

the customer service reps dont have authority to refund any money from complaint trades like yours. slippage is the 'cost of trading'.....

most business or even banks don't have any cash. that cash on the balance sheet is float or petty cash or working capital to cover bills like most people.

cash on the sideline is usually bearish IMO,,, why not buy if you think it's great value. cash is paying 2%!!!!!! either you don't have cash or that cash is for trading or other purposes.