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thanks for the reminder. =) I deviate from the plan when I have a good amount of profit to use, in this case more than half the cost of this position was profit from the previous trade.

Long 2000 TXN 35 calls. .7 avg.

Try to reset. Try to forget about your losses. You are at square 1 with 7k. You need to be consistently profitable. You needn't to take all the market has to offer in one day. 30k at 40 lot = 7k at 9lot. You are trading at almost the same kind of insane leverage as you did when you...

well.... sold 560 of it at 1.1 the other day...sold the rest today at 1.7 avg. thanks for your thoughts.

Go out of the rest 1000 at 1.7 avg today from a cost of 1. If anyone else caught a piece of it.. =) for you.

Sold 560 in the morning at 1.1. Still got 1000...

good p&l's don't pick tops nor bottoms. It would seem like you are picking a top... it may be, it may not be....

lol how can u be short term bearish on AAPL, which is exhibiting such technical strength? I think I have discovered your formula, stand in front of all fast moving trains =). I don't understand why you keep fighting the trend. The trend is your friend, my friend.

I wasn't asking for advice. I would never take advice from a internet msg board... are you kidding me? I was simply trying to engage in some discussions with other traders.... I had already planned my trade days in advance of posting anything anywhere...

yah.. i forgot i posted that a few weeks back.. =/ I quickly deleted it though.....

I've been buying the past few days. I negotiated a better pricing since I do a lot of volume with them.

Been a while since i found a good play, so here it is. 1560 of JPM 45 calls.

Well I am long 1,560 contract of the May 45 calls. Welcome to vegas.

no comments?

AAPL doesn't look bearish to me at all. It looks to be forming the right shoulder of an inverse head and shoulder and should blast back into the 80s soon. It completed a 50% retracmenet of the run from 58-72 at 65, and seemed to base there and start rallying again. The huge volume in early...

any thoughts on the high p/c ratio on the q's?

And the banking stocks in general - Citigroup. It broke a high made in early 2004 on pretty significant volume. Perhaps test a high?

CNMS makes an excellent point.

yes, go learn a skill.

the crowd isn't always the trend. The crowd likes to fight the trend. Price movement have an inherent trend about them that most people fail to identify, by the time they do, its too late.