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https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/new-york-democrats-want-tax-stock-trades-state-revenues-plummet

I just bought an annual subscription through Trademetria's Trading Journal to keep track of my daily trades and was wondering what information other more seasoned traders find pertinent and what they find irrelevant. What do you view as must have, not as important, and not important at all? How...

Daytrading I never risk more than 1% of my capital on any 1 trade.

Good. A vast quantity of them are using it as a paycheck and refusing to work because of it. This has actually hurt small businesses whose employees dont want to come back to work because of it. Why should taxpayers continue supporting these lazy people?

I consider long candles, which are essentially a quick massive move, the same as a gap. And yes, I do play gaps on a pretty significant level as far as signals for entry/ exit.

That's a nice gap up but it looks like its topping out dipping below that 50 and not reaching prior high at top at the end there, especially given the closes into the breakout (just my 2 cents).

If I knew somebody that was an extremely charitable person, to the point they cared more about the money so they could give it to those in need, I would teach them in a heartbeat. But I would have to know it to be true over the course of a long period of time, not just because they are like...

The vast majority of a pre market/post market gap up or down action happens after the market opens not during the off hours. So most day traders are trading the market open gap up and gap down stocks. Many times the open is followed by a reversal towards where the gap came from giving the day...

I used to use the "Hidden Stop" option because of this. Fact of the matter is you have Hedge Funds algo trading on both sides of the market (long and short) and can only push it so far before being eaten alive themselves. If you set proper stops this isn't a big issue. The only time they will...

Herein lies another aspect. Trading in the market is a zero sum game. If one person is winning it is only because another person is losing. So by training anyone you are only creating your own competitor. This isnt to say people do not drop nuggets of wisdom to those in need, but then that...

Lol, exactly. Add the intrinsic value that time could be used for in creating greater value in your trading strategy by sharpening your edge by analyzing your losses, reading educational material, and other aspects. There are so many things far more valuable that time could be spent on that...

Yeah, but even still the mentor is essentially footing the bill. The mentor has his own $10,000, $20,000, $whatever,000 already. He already has the knowledge in his head to make X% each day already. But in this situation he is going to have to sacrifice ample time of his own time just to teach...

This is kind of funny when you think about it. OP is going to pay half profits from profits that are only being achieved because of lessons he receives from a principal amount that said teacher could easily just add on top of their own principal from their own profits and receive 100% of profits...

Not only that, but the amount of lessons and trial/ error that has to be beaten into a person for the small percentage chance they will be a profitable trader. The amount of time you lose in continually perfecting your own game and the actual need for half of someone else's profits. There's a...

You fly a lot. Whoopdeedoo. You want a cookie? Once again, no matter how you try to angle it, no company is immune from criticism. You want to hold a company's hand who gives shit service? More power to you. But you're not the sheriff who decides no one is allowed to criticize a company and...

Nobody has to take a bus just because you want to be the sheriff of who is allowed to give their opinion on a shitty company. I mean the same retarded logic could be applied to you. If you don't like hearing other people's opinions that you disagree with go find another message board where...

I mean, American Airlines was literally recorded dragging customers against their will (literally) off of flights they were overbooking. They denied a person who had purchased first class tickets on a flight so they could give it to a Democratic Congressional rep wanted on the flight. They had...

And how many jobs and employment are these Robin Hood type traders providing society that taxpayers should fund their ignorance? If this guy who wrote the judge goes under how many employees from his trading business will be let go? What valuable service or product is he bringing that my...

Perhaps that's a good thing. If it were easy then anybody could do it and then that edge would be nonexistent. I think perhaps that is why a person would need to thoroughly enjoy the challenge of a skill like daytrading that takes even the best many many years and many many losses before they...

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