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Allot of dumb trades. I usually trade 100-300 shares a trade, well i saw a ARCA offer stuck 6 cents below the high bid so I kept hitting it up to 600 shares and then did a market sell and the bid droped out and I took a loss. Had a good trade go from +$75 down to -$30. KMG was trending nice...

Done for the day. Only 1 winning trade all day.

My best day so far, most I've netted out since I started. Got stuck in an AMX trade after the close and had to hit the only ARCA offer for a loss. I've been more selective with my trades and it has done me well. $102 3,400 shares

up in the morning, down the rest of the day.

Churned alot. Fat fingered with the hot keys and doubled some positions when I was trying to get out.

Was gross up all day, net up and down all day, churned allot.

First full week starting at a prop firm. Still learning the platform and hot keys. $6.50 ~ Reminds me of Nepolean dynamite "Six dollars. That's like a dollar and hour!"

Nothing to really write home about but it's my first day trading prop and also my first day trading since November. Up gross, down net. -$1.60

You know, the trader on his laptop, trading by the pool, sipping on a drink in his baithing suit. The image and the dream that brokers sell you. I don't think i have ever heard of anyone doing that. Even if you could trade like that, there just seems way to many distractions.

Did you get that tip from this broker? http://www.careerbuilder.com/monk-e-mail/Default.aspx?mid=4890847&cbRecursionCnt=1&cbsid=02ea435af0184cafbd3b70b6a1d75c4d-195305694-RW-1

Atlas trading. http://www.atlastrading.net/ I went there and talked with one of the owners, seemed like good place to trade. The office is like 4 buildings down from the NYSE.

When I look back at how i traded with my first bank roll(about $3,000) i'm glad that's all I had. I mean, I had no idea about TA or anything. My idea of investing was look at the most actives that went up and buy them. I had no idea what shorting was, just going off crap i heard in the Yahoo...

I always thought they should just tier the leverage you can get. You can put on as many trades as you like but have something like this. 0-5,000 Cash only 5,000-15,000 2:1 leverage 15,000-25,000 3:1 leverage 25,000+ 4:1 leverage

Here are some. http://www.nasdaq.com/dynamic/premarketma.stm You can see the Island top 20 most actives. Click on INET top list. http://www.inetats.com/

I saw that ad on craigs list. Actually the book is a good read. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/078670621X/ref=wl_it_dp/103-6970395-1787000?%5Fencoding=UTF8&colid=VUFSUR5HCQE3&coliid=I36BB826EOFBQZ&v=glance&n=283155

No trigger on either. It's an opening play so if it doesn't trigger before 10am, then I don't get in.

I usually don't play stocks below $20 but I have 2 that I'm watching this morning that are right at 20 now. VPHM COGT Entry is the breakout of the opening 10 minute bar. Exit is 1. closing of the gap or 2. Trailing stop which I place at the high/low of the previous 5 minute bar. What...

Holy crap, that guy lives about a mile from my house! I live in the same town where Jim Simmons hedge fund is. I didn't even know it was there untill I heard about it last year.

I could have sworn that I heard that Warren Buffet doesn't use charts either. If you investing off of fundamentals, then I guess charts don't matter but did he say he was trading? Maybe he just uses time and sale and level 2.

This is my next door neighbor. http://christine.site.ph/ Our beloved Christine is in the US battling cancer, and urgently needs to find a bone marrow donor. Unfortunately, finding a perfect match for her bone marrow type is particularly difficult. This is hard enough for the average...