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I tested this several times, and the conclusion came to the opposite of what you are saying. Because you have to accumulate the wins to compensate for the losses. And usually, wins come with wins, and losses with losses. So when you win, you have to maximize them to overcome the losses to come...

What happened to your trading system that was beating the market that you wanted to sell to the 'deep pocket' guys (not too long ago, like last month)?

No, I wasn't referring to that. I was referring to days when your making money versus days when you don't. When you're in a good streak, you don't stop, you keep going and/or you increase your size. When you're in a bad streak, you stop or slow down and/or minimize your size.

Well, usually you keep going when you make money, and you stop when you don't. Not the reverse.

With all due respect, there are so many red flags in that post. No wonder why they say that 95% of all traders fail. But the best way to learn is by doing mistakes. So for that, you are on the right path. I wish you best of luck, because you gonna need it.

I don't think you maths are adding up correctly in your table for 3/6/23. Is 0.009% of 10k more like 0.90$ instead of 99$?

I'm disappointed. I thought this thread would be about screens and monitors....

The only winner in this situation will be the attorney. Your worst enemies now is your wife's friends who will try to convince her that you are the evil and the best for her is to get the most out of you. Peaceful divorces are very rare (but they exist!) Only two words for you here: Good luck?

I don't think attitude is correlated with trading success. I've known a*hole guys who were successful in trading. Pretentious guys bragging all the time about their wins and showing no respect for anything. I know nice guy who can't make any money out of it. Very humble guys who work very hard...

What was the goal of this thread? Because, except from showing graphs with horizontal lines without any further details, it was pretty useless. Unless you have something to sell....

Not sure why your thread title mentions 'machine learning' while your post talk about linear regression algo. They are 2 different things, unless I misunderstood what you met.

Bang! +30% today so far.

That's totally fake. Annual return must be greater than that!!

LOL...This guy is too idiot to hide that Unrealized P/L.

Maybe it's just a semantic thing, but these are weeklies, meaning they are expiring 1 week after being listed. IMO, the fact that there are options that expire each day of the week doesn't make them Daily. For example, Daily would be an option listed on a Monday that expires at the end of that day.

I'd like you to prove me wrong with exchanges web site pages link. I don't know any US options with daily expiration (on ETF or stocks).

There is no such options that exist in the US. 0DTE options are simply the ones that are trading on the day of expiration.

These 2 order types are for orders entered during the pre-opening. For limit orders GTC entered during a previous day, they are participating in the opening auction process. For the OP example, his order would gets filled at the opening price.

If an order is coming and hit your booked order, it will trade immediately with your order, without being shown on the book (being displayed). Only order sitting and waiting to be filled are displayed.

Algo trading is purely automating discretionary trading. Unless you define discretionary trading as going with feelings rather than with specific rules. As VEGAS said, algo trading is no different than discretionary trading. Same difficulties, same problems, same issues to solve. The only...