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I've been very interested in your trading methodz. I'll be following your moves, if you keep the journal going. I think you do so well because you are obsessed with limiting risk. This was the game changer for my own trading - deciding to put risk management before everything else. $$$

Everyone getz what they want. The Market is the ultimate playground for you to express your inner drives, frustrations, and pent up need to wipe out your account for the trill of truly living on the edge. For that, I salute you, you bold risk taker. Fo shizzle

If your goal is to run up you account and have it come all the way back down, no one will be giving you advice.

I agree 100%. Story of my trading career! Long options are very difficult to make money trading. I spent 2 years trying to break even using calls or puts in directional trades. Then I switched to just stocks & etf's........ instantly profitable. A long option position is like a...

A few $k won't even be noticed. A few k shares at a time and the picture could change... I'm not sure what the threshold is, and I doubt anyone who knows is going to tell you. :)

With risk assets on the pop thanks to QE rumors, one would expect gold to be skying. My spidey senses are picking up a potential bear count for the barbarous relic. If it plunges thru 1520, gold bugs are going to be in serious trouble.

Rising wedge? :eek:

What is your approach? Long options, short options or both? *edit- now I see it, strangles. Long call long put basically? Serious time decay working against you if so.

You're down 16.2% since inception.

CNBC is a circus made to distract the muppets. If there was no CNBC, they might learn to read the tape, and then where would we be?

Looks like you're in the money........ again. :)

Sold AAPL @ 589 limit. Holding deep in to a fifth wave is not the best oddz, so I'm taking the rest of the day off.

Long AAPL 583.50, stop 579.90; 30 shares for 1% initial R

I'm too small to have an iceberg, so I try to catch the launch. :cool:

Greetings, fellow market timerz. Seems like I was two days early on BAC but it did not act right so I left it alone. So many times in my past, this would have saved my account. :) But look at AAPL. It appears to be coiled up for another third wave, dead ahead:

I'm with ^

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The inner question......

When I first got started trading, I bought a few services in the $700 a year range. All of them came out ahead that year (2010) and I learned a great deal from one of them, which came with a DVD training course. I'm thinking about renewing one of them at $100/mo. I also found a couple...

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