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I can have up to 50 positions open at the same time. Maximum risk (defined by stop loss order) is 0.1% of capital. Stop loss is 6-8% from entry depending on stock's volatility. So it means that 1.2-1.5% of capital are allocated to one stock position

Markets continue to go up no matter what including the Chinese stocks. On February 4 bought: WYNN at 131.48 SBUX at 87.34 TXN at 125.59 On February 5 bought: EBAY at 36.64 CSCO at 48.33 LBTYK at 20. 17 WBA at 52.89 NTAP at 57.15 CMCSA at 44.83 FCX at 12.43 SBUX at 87.34

It seems that the market does not care any more about the virus January 28: Bought VCRA at 22.22 Bought GILD at 64.58

January 23: AAL stopped out at 26.51 Bought QLYS at 87.10

January 17: ALLO - entry and exit at stop loss on the same day - entry at 27.43, exit - 25.33 Also bought: VEEV @ 147.95 ALRM @ 46.06 TRHC @ 51.91 AAL@ 28.52 CTSH @ 62.86

Thank you, tomorton! Very good advice

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Santa Claus rally never ends despite WW3 fears at the same time January 8 bought these stocks: MITK at 7.97, stop loss - 7.32 TRIP at 30.47, stop loss - 28.10 MSI at 165.73, , stop loss - 154.52 These three are breaking out of tight ranges TEAM at 131.11, stop loss - 120,54 TEAM started month...

Rhetorical question: why people invest in hedge funds as opposed to SPY?

January 6 bought these stocks: CHKP at 113.24, stop loss - 109.69 WDAY at 170.43, stop loss - 160.06 NVAX at 4.72, stop loss - 4.10

Stopped out of AAL on Jan 3 at 27.52

Thanks everybody for your suggestions. Dec 27 bought AMZN at 1877.9 with stop loss at 1799.63 Later on it may look like a stupid trade but on Dec 26 Amazon did break up 4 month resistance on 2x volume.

At the recommendation of experienced traders I decided to start a public journal to log all my trades and thoughts on the markets. Now in the last days of December the Santa Claus rally is in full swing. As a matter of fact, the whole 2019 is a big rally in retrospect. My recent trades: INTU...