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you are right, precision is much less important when you grab 10 pts. But even still, a price must be decided upon to enter the order to cover the trade. If you decided on, say, 80825 to cover and you missed by one tick and then see your trade go all the way back to your entry or, worse, blow...

I doubt it but then again I've never had any toilet appraised that I've shit in.

when live trading though, with only 4 ticks per point, you'll have to pay attention to the "change" because you need to place an order to get executed :)

when you posted originally, we had just hit 808.50 and bounced higher...but have subsequently hit 807.50.

808.50 so far, not 808 clean just yet

It may be bad on your eyes but if you have a solid plan that you execute without much emotion, then trading is fine for your health. The key is to learn how not to get stressed, and this comes from a supreme understanding of the mkts and your own trading plan. Been in the trading world 15 yrs...

Once you get to a certain level of experience and success, there are no voices. For discretionary traders, your trading is all done on an instinctual subconscious level. Your mind is so engrossed in the markets activity and you'll just pull the trigger when you see something and then manage the...

That looks like fun bro, what you be looking at :cool:

Stock_trad3r posts from a community college in California, Stevie Cohen is in CT if I'm not mistaken.

I've been trading for years as my sole income so I am not going to trade your calls, I was only wondering for your sake. Most people have the opposite issue, they have no method and discipline yet trade like crazy and blow up. You have a sound method, the discipline to know to only take what...

Robbie does bring up a good point, calls are only as good (to you) if you take them and profit from them. I'm glad for you that you have a method that produces these types of results but the disconnect between that and your trading is far too great. To be frank, it makes little sense. Why...

Thats good, if you have an approach that works, taking only those trades that fit the criteria is key. Some people know how to trade and have a good method or edge but they self sabotage by taking trades outside their parameters. Doing this again and again just ingrains that bad behavior...

Joe's thread has turned into a bunch of douche's writing Haiku's. ET..gotta hand it to you..pure comedy GOLD :cool:

Didn't Teixeira just sign a huge deal with the Yankees :D

Tums has the quitter Mandelbrotset and his sidekick Tranny666 at his mercy. They even wrote rhymes about him! Man, ET is pure comedy GOLD :cool:

Well, that didn't take long :)

Probably because deep down, you believe the system will right the ship and since banks are the lifeblood of world economies, their roles are essential.

Instead of assuming that, why don't you put him on ignore and IF you see another poster acting the same way you can...put him on ignore too! Problem solved.

Stock_Trad3r is a golden god

Sounds like something Balki Bartokomous would say :D