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Provided of course if it's not "day trading"...right olix...according to your thesis?

Told u -- good luck on that reply...

Good luck getting any reply...

Amen.

So what? Understand- again-- I am not disputing that you arent successful. I am proving my point that tight stops using LOD/HOD is an effective strategy with the proper timing and setups.

Good post. Take a look at IBM. LOD yesterday $ 194.85. Look at how price left that level. Fast forward to this morning. Look at how price capitulated down to that level... but stopped $ .06 short. $ .06! Price reversed and is currently up over $ 1.00 from that level. Why didnt MMs...

Incidentally logicman - for yet another example -- IBM. LOD yesterday - $ 194.85. Look how price left that level yesterday. Fast forward to today-- look at how price capitulated down to that level-- but where did it stop? Below LOD to sweep the amateurs? No-- it stopped within $ .06. $...

Agreed

20%. If one is utilzing a sound risk mgmt postion sizing system-- there are rules for max capital per trade.... max capital exposed to market... these are commonly expressed as a % of total capital.... Within the trade itself to manage risk, proper position sizing has your $ amount loss...

I AM NOT SELLING EDUCATION!!! I AM A FULL TIME DIRECTIONAL OPTIONS TRADER WITH EXECUTION OF ORDERS BASED ON UNDERLYING'S PRICE ON A CHART! Is that the best you can respond with when confronted with critique??? Where did I once say anything about paying for a seminar/course/dvds etc...

Who said anything about "buying"??? I am starting to see a pattern here now olix- you make to many assumptions. I dont sell education! But I make it a point to educate myself everyday in the markets.... you really should try to do the same... No need to spend any money-- seek out the...

I have no idea what an "EMG" is... I don't sell education.... I educated myself everyday... Something you should consider doing--- there is a wealth of free information available to you if you seek it out and find it... Your responses continue to prove you have no desire to truly...

The point being here once again logicman-- it's all about the timing of the entry that dictates the effectiveness of a tight stop above/below HOD/LOD... "Cherry pick"? Not at all. Examples of the right set ups-- yes. Big difference. They exist every day...

While I believe there is more than one way to skin a cat-- I personally trade strictly based on supply and demand via multliple time frame analysis... in the "90% winrate" I have a number of posts detailing AAPL turning points that reflect supply and demand to the left of the chart... it is no...

olix- you have already proven in your own thread re: day trading being a loser's game that you are missing the mark badly... Now you claim that having an edge has nothing to do with setups eh? Again-- I ask you-- have you failed miserably at day trading? Have you failed at trading in...

Nice answer Phoenix....lol

Logic man-- did you give up on the debate about tight stops? Im rather disappointed that there was no rebuttal to my AAPL example.... We were talking about having an edge which allows one to set tight stops... remember? Similar to my AAPL example that I provided a link on-- take a look at...

Similar to my AAPL example that I provided a link on-- take a look at LNKD today... Price rises rapidly during the first 15 min bar of the open.... In the meantime to the left of the chart we see strong resistance from 5/18 where price drops violently from a high of $ 109.47...time at this...

Similar to my AAPL example that I provided a link on-- take a look at LNKD today... Price rises rapidly during the first 15 min bar of the open.... In the meantime to the left of the chart we see strong resistance from 5/18 where price drops violently from a high of $ 109.47...time at this...

C'mon get real. Not willing to reveal weakness in one's strategies comes to mind... lack of time to do so... those are your reasons... however the latter can always be addressed at some other point in time. This isnt a soap opera-- mutual benefit from readers & OP is what a journal is...