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It was meant as a general statement (applied to everyone). I wasn't singling you out. You're doing just fine. :)

That's because you miss the larger point of this forum. Trading, especially day trading, is a lonely business. I should know, been doing it for nearly 30 years. Most people don't come here for enlightenment. They come here for entertainment, mostly to get distracted from their mundane existence...

Frankly, I would much prefer to see his trade history (entries and exits). Other than how much he made, PnL doesn't tell me anything. I want to understand his process. I won't ask anyone to post their trades in real time, but you should provide entries/exits if posting after-the-fact.

Yeah, I can see you've been hanging out here too long. This place can do some weird crap to your psyche.

WTF? Why am I in the list? Other than posting "real time" trades in the ES Journal thread, I've made no claims of any kind. :confused:

I personally don't buy that. Before he went on the 75bps crusade, Powell received a lot of flack from other hawkish economists that he should be raising it by 75. The dude simply don't have the balls to get the job done, without first being challenged by the institution (politically or...

For the record Long 35.25 SL 28

Think I'm getting sick. :vomit: o_O

So you're expecting 75 in Novemember and 50 in December? I suppose one more 75 wouldn't hurt, but I'm pretty sure Wall Street would balk at the idea, especially if we dip our toes in recession. Guess we'll just have to wait and see.

We're now right back to pre-FOMC announcement. Not that surprising.

Maybe next week. ;)

I doubt it. Next FOMC will be 50. Powell's no Volcker and he'll cave into political pressure, as he has been doing for the last 2 FOMC meetings.

75 bps... Old news... let's move on. Selloff seems pretty dull, but it was expected. I don't think we'll head any lower than what we have at 3840. As previously stated, I believe there's a higher probability that we rally up than down.

But you forget one important thing. Back then, we weren't saddled with humongous debt as we do now. WHAT ABOUT NOW??

Almost Half of Stock Pickers Beat the Market in Early 2022 Selloff Actively managed large-cap funds are on track to log their best performance in 13 years amid high inflation and rapidly rising interest rates Energy stocks soared during the first half of the year while many other parts of the...

Is that for MES? Per side? That's frigging crazy, if you ask me. Here's what AMP Futures charges for MES ($0.37 per side, including commission and exchange fees). AMP probably has the lowest fees in town. https://portal.ampclearing.com/account/commissionquote.aspx

That's correct. You need to be above the margin set by your broker (day margin) and by the exchange (maintenance margin, applies to overnight positions) BTW Ameritrade charges too much for futures commission

Choose only one: 1) Bald 2) Ponytail 3) None of the above