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1) On Thursday August 8th, when you had 13 consecutive losing trades and still managed to be up $150 for the day, you're certainly not a "quitter". :cool: 2) Once you have more than ~12 losing trades, overall, on the day, you seem to be going into a "downward spiral". With the certainty and...

It can usually be known as "UB". :cool:

Alms for the poor, small change for the hobos, table scraps for the dinosaurs. :D :p

Will you or won't you take it? :confused:

It depreciated another $100 in the time it took me to read your posting. :cool: :eek:

When the retracement against the trend ends, it's good when it resumes strongly. :cool:

?..... a "healthy" correction.....:confused: :eek:

I smell an "idea" for a new reality TV show. :) :(

Cool. It looks like you are catching the occasional big profits to offset what looks like the relatively smaller 12-tick losing trades with a 3-lot. If your day gets off to a good start, are you prepared to increase position size? :confused:

Can you display the TopStep report page instead of the "Ninja" page? :confused:

It might continue to be like "that" until after Labor Day. :eek: :( :mad: :cool:

1) Do they even need to bother going to MIT or Stanford? :confused: 2) Oriental people are "good" at math. :cool: 3) The three have probably been approached with offers of mid-6-figures employment at Renaissance and Citadel. :eek: :)

Positive slippage! It can reduce some of the "sting" on a losing trade :D

1) When you're "right", you really seem to profit "well". When you're "wrong", you may be losing too much per losing trade. :) 2) If you lose more than $400 on a losing trade, you're likely to get very close to the daily loss limit on a second consecutive losing trade. :( 3) The week of June...

They can't get themselves to say the "D-word" enough.......deflation. :cool:

?.....Is there some type of mega-gigantic gold report coming out Thursday? :confused: :eek:

Few benefit at the expense of many.......:eek: :( :mad:

1) Scenario-1: Regarding the identical performance over 20 years, hedge funds, for the most part, appear to simply replicate the S&P-500 but are paid much, much, much, more than mutual fund managers for the same "performance". It's almost a legitimized form of thievery. :eek: :( :mad: 2)...

If you're "good" at identifying price direction, you ought to be trading the underlying stock instead of the options. :cool:

Elliott Wavers would think it's at a long-term peak with apparent bearish grain fundamentals and interest rate expectations. :eek: :cool: :D