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I have decided to no longer post my trades,since it requires too much time and takes away from trading opportunities.I wanted to try it out to see what it's like and to see what seanote goes through everyday.I gave a view on how i trade ,and hopefully many others will be able to do well in...

covered 3000 qcom @ 26.26

short 3000 qcom @ 26.35

Everytime i went in the chat room,i'd get booted off.Also,i wanted to keep a journal of my trades with the time stamps.

Today's profit=$6,700

If i'm trading a $50 stock,i'd set about 50 cents of a stop loss;for a $25 stock,i'd set about 25 cents of a stop loss.So about 1% of the stock price is my stop limit.It all depends on what you want to do.This is an art,not a science.

I don't try to just trade for 10 or 20 cents.I get out when i can and when i think the stock and futures have stalled.

figure=whole number like 25.00

I would suggest maybe 1% or 2% of your capital is a good stop loss point to set.

In case you didn't notice,nasdaq stocks tend to trade toward size at the figure.So i look to short or go long in anticipation of the stock trading toward the figure,as long as the futures are moving the same way.But most importantly,look to buy strong stocks on rallies and short weak stocks on...

Since they move with the futures,i have something to gauge off of when making my buy and sell decisions.They're also very liquid and exhibit high volume.

You just need to follow the sp and nd futures.I mainly follow stocks like qcom,qlgc and klac.Sometimes i'll look at others.I only trade nasdaq.The fills are faster and the moves are greater when compared to NYSE stocks.I used to trade NYSE and didn't like it at all.I suggest you follow only 2...

covered 3000 klac @ 40.90

short 3000 klac @ 41.10

sold 1000 qlgc @ 37.10

sold 2000 qlgc @ 37

long 3000 qlgc @ 36.80

covered 2000 qcom @ 26.95

covered 2000 qcom @ 27

short 4000 qcom @ 27.17