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Short 3819.75 SL 3826.75 PT 3785 Unless I get stopped out, will hold it overnight

Out 19 +11

Flip long 3807.50 SL 3799 PT 3824

Short 3803.75 SL 07.50

Flip long 89.50 +5 PT 98.50 SL 89.75

Flip short 94.50 SL 3800.50 PT 85.50

Stopped out but back in at 96 SL 92

Long 3796 SL 94

We're indeed trading near the high as I write. I think your "forecast" is pretty good. Maybe it's the timing that's slightly off. Get that under control and you will be printing money in no time. :)

So did you hop on the bandwagon?

All good points, but certainly not as easy as it sounds, especially in the early chapters of trading. :)

U.S. government cuts off early look at economic data for news media MAY 25, 2020 The U.S. Labor Department is ending its long-standing system of allowing news reporters to review government economic data, including high-profile reports on unemployment, retail sales and inflation, before the...

Well, allow me to indulge myself with woulda, shoulda, coulda. I did buy AMZN when in was trading in the low $40s after the dot.com explosion, circa 2001. Unfortunately, I didn't hold on to it for very long. But had I held on to it till now, that would have turned out way way more than a meager...

Don't tell me you're that naive to believe everything you were told at face value.

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Well, the question I have is was that your intention from the beginning or was it just a dumb luck? Moreover, how many similar trades in the past have turned out to be a loser, and I mean a BIG loser?

That's probably because AMP Global is in UK and AMP Futures is in Chicago. I'm pretty sure they don't share the same servers. So if you're trading NQ and ES, you'll wanna stick to Chicago servers, if MT5 offers it, but I don't think they do.

Two observations here. First, small retailers don't have much choice when it comes to setting prices. If the producers and wholesalers raise prices, what other choice do you have? If the government demands higher wages, what can you do but pass it on to your customers? Second, consumers are...

How to grow and roast your own coffee (pennies on the dollar, or whatever)

Great advice.