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can you recycle funds after you sell? i got to tell them to turn my account into margin so i can do that. otherwise i end up having to wait until next day to use funds.

Sometimes I question my own trades after they are filled. I just thought that it could go up a few cents and then i sell, which i plan to do today. sometime.

I'm really bad with entry points, I'm practicing on paper with some to get a better feel. Any advice would be good. Like yesterday when I went long on REV at .93 little later it dipped to .92 a new 52 week low. If you say to yourself: "I'm go long with "ABC" overnight and plan to sell it...

Everyone seams to do this no matter if it's silly or not; so I'll start my own. So you all can critique me. I will take $3000 to whatever it takes me by years end, could be zero. In that case it will be the first journal that failed!? or not. Anyway, I didn't start today but a bit earlier...

middle class is killing itself. Just like I read in a different thread that how it is unfair that workers at some domestic automotive plants get paid 26/hour (or something similar), which causes them to think that that's the right way to get paid. Most of this workforce is high school grads...

Oh that's ok, i sometimes get confused too. Sunday morning I woke up and thought it was monday and rushed to the bank to wire money, - actually i almost put on my pants when it hit me.

Are people who stay up all night (on a monday morning) in that 10% of traders who bring in profits? Oh i feel bad for those in cali who also trade - which brings me to think that people who are on west coast are not as profitable as people on east coast because I wouldn't want to have to get...

Ok, I did a little playing around with my spread sheet and this is what I got. Lets say you take $5000 and want to turn it into 250 in 140 trading days - you would have to work at 2.85%/day! I think it's possible in the beginning of your start, right until you get to around 50k, after that...

this might be late, because i only read first 2 pages of the thread, Im new by the way; but going back to why day traders are labeled as something negative is in my opinion because you have to be financially secure to even think about day trading, don't forget 25000 limit. I think is jealousy...

First I just want to say that I'm new to trading, rookie if you will... Anyway this probably happens often but is there relationship with overall market performance and how the energy sector does compare to everything else? Today energy did really good, even when everything overall was down...