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Here is an instructional video on scaling into winners. Day Trading Strategies for Beginners and pro cisデイトレードのやり方 (youtube.com)

Adding onto winners you can increase profits by multiples without increasing risk. This is edge to the max when your exploiting profits. It is not easy & this is a more advanced skill that takes a lot of experience. Adding on to losers is a bad habit that puts most on the road to ruin. The root...

The only real trading opponent is staring at you in the mirror. If you know what are you doing the large parabolic moves that go with eco reports, fed news, earnings, etc. will work in your favor more often than not. I applaud the algos for creating more volatility, for walking the indexes...

No way the Hawaii median income is $142k - that's laughable, maybe 5%-10% make that much.

Goldman Sachs has been advising their clients to pile in for what has been the largest historical two week rally of the year.

Anyone remember the GFC that sent NVDA crashing down?

1999-2000 semi's were leading the charge. The 1999-2000 semi rally gave it all back, wonder how this one will end? 1999-2000 +563% in 504 days/ 2024 +166% in 616 days

I don't see Ray Dalio's Bridgewater on the list, the worlds largest hedge fund with about $20B AUM.

In that same interview Drukenmiller said: “I’m going to trust my instincts and technical analysis to pick up this stuff up. " He did go on a rant on how the algos were causing a lot of whipsaws - those years were super choppy/whipsaw city...

First we had the retail apocalypse, now its begun for restaurants.

The Turtle's traded futures in units of 1% of capital which was volatility adjusted to the symbol. For a single market their max size was 4 units, starting with 1U than adding onto winners at 1/2 ATR increments up to 4U. Their were two exit systems used: risking 0.50% of capital per trade...

The PPI had an an opposite & equal reaction (symmetrical), not all that uncommon.

When the crap stocks are on the most active & soaring - look out below.

This is for the QQQ gaps - the SPY gaps are practically identical.

Larry said that a few of his clients lost 40%. For trend trading big DDs are the norm, not to mention that 1987 was a bloodbath. Dunn clients had a -35% DD.

Most traders with very high win rates make small profits & have large loses. Traders with very low win rates can make large profits & have small loses.

Traders spend half their life trying to find perfect entry signals only to find out years later that the exits are far more important. If you bottom tick a long for 20pts of profit & it runs up another 270pts the trade sucked.

ChatGPT is way to crude/inaccurate to use if you work in high tech. I think the G in Chat GPT stands for guess. It's like outsourcing work to a flunky. Maybe years from now it will actually be intelligent instead of being a way overrated search engine.

In his country of Sweden the news paper publishes the highest tax payers. He made the list in 2020 & 2021($35M). He was in the WSJ years back. Sure looks legit to me. No doubt that most are lying or making $ only from their subs. He does not & never has sold any trading services...

This is what I was referring to. This article was back in Feb, the winning streak has only gotten bigger since this was written. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/stock-market-outlook-sp500-record-rally-fed-economy-technical-indicator-2024-2 Last week , the S&P 500 touched 5,000...