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Did the short bias in May correct by itself within your system or did you make manual adjustments around that time (and what were the general risk adjustments)?

oh man I just ate oatmeal 10min ago and my nose is a bit tingly and itchy and i constantly want to blow it since i feel like it wants to keep running. It's subtle but i should probably watch out for this.

There isn't a point replying to danielc anymore, making up his own rules on what defines martingale. Plus no one mentioned adding to losing positions, he's putting words in peoples mouths or making more assumptions. It looks like separate unrelated trades and not averaging into a falling knife...

Great to recognize. Trading isn't for everyone. Just keep buying those dips and your future self with thank you.

Agree to disagree on what martingale is defined as? LOL. Also your mention anti-martingale causes additional confusion, and it seems that you don't know what that is even defined as. It's the progression of doubling your bet when you win. Anyways, let's do some simple math based on the facts...

No I'm not confused at all. Martingale is a probability system when you double your risk everytime you "lose". Martingale isn't defined as whatever you want it to, sorry. She clearly said she waits 2-3 losses until she increases risk. Her increase of risk isn't even stated however you are...

Wow people, pull up martingale in the dictionary before laying down advice... Myself and other traders I know have similar strategies concerning when to increase risk but the answer is more than just yes or no. In some breakout trading I use a strategies I may use a riskier system than...

I can't find the post for reference, but does robinhood post high volume stocks within their platform for the day prior to market open? Or do they only post it for the previous day? Asking since it could be a viable strategy to short these stocks just before the open for at least a scalp.

Lol okay there man. dj30 and spy down 2.3% & 1.9%. nasdaq down 1.5%... Friday may be a down day as well, hopefully. Happy to buy nasdaq stocks at when the index is 9700-9800.

When bottom fishing I use trailing entries with higher weightings at lower prices. When I'm stopped out I don't get mad, it just means I'm wrong. It sucks but you have to get used to it.

I'm not interested in discussing whether or not myself or another person can manage or forecast risks in derivatives, its beside the point. Regardless, margin rates are cheap as hell. Roll overs aren't hard to deal with either and neither is letting go of a position due to news. Sorry if I've...

Amazing work, I thank you as a Canadian! I'm a firm believer of lowering the tax bill of individuals in order to stimulate the local economy.

Not sure if you actually read my post or don't know what dip means. Will I buy wti at ~$35 with the prospect of potentially selling it $45-$50 the same year then yes... If it takes longer I don't care. Sorry if 20-40% returns aren't good enough for you.

Buy oil futures and maybe travel related stock calls that are 6-12 months out on dips next few months.

Apple has a clear history of going thru cycles of gross sell offs followed by hyped up rallies. Just go with it haha.

Most shorts are closed much earlier than an hour before close, the point I was trying to make is that there are less intra-day shorts by the end of the day.

3 main sides in my opinion. Regulated funds and ETF's are required to buy assets as per their mandate. Net cash flows can be calculated near day end. Most day traders close their shorts an hour before close or earlier with the understanding of the above point. Bad news rarely comes around this...

Need to pay for ECN feed in order to get your orders routed thru the desired ECN's and need to pay for the volume feed on the popular ecn's in order for them to be displayed on charts.

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I highly doubt it. Successful traders who do train people do it in-house and don't sell courses, lol.