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Risky but true. It is what Al Brooks teqches too

Good bye Dest, thanks for the helpful insights. The board will miss your knowledge. Good journey

Sure. But there is still better plays out there. And even if they do well - it is a risky investment due to their bond rating. I bought aapl puts, what did you do with your money yesterday?

wwhy would that even matter? completely different audience

Will do.

Explains all. Thx.

NQ has quit because of him

Much appreciated book tipp. Will read for fun. Thanks :)

Id not buy Netflix for 2 reasons: 1. There are better opportunities out there, 2. The stock is a gamble. They own the US streaming market literally, they can not gain much more, but lose alot customers. And they will lose some important shows too, are producing own shows for a tremendous amount...

Scalpers do, swingers don't except they are near stops or near targets.

Yeah I remember my first account.. every trade I took, the price would jump right into my stop. And I had no clue why. I was so frustrated I almost started smoking again :-) (It got better when I commited to PA studying)

Use STP PRT (stop protection) orders. There you go, buddy. However you can not choose them as bracket orders directly. It is a missing feature unfortunately.

It is a target and entry point for PA traders, both scalpers and swing traders, however it is less reliable then other support and resistance zones like big round numbers, previous closes highs and lows

Well even the name is a scam. I mean it is clearly to attract more average Joes into the stock. The copy cat of a cardhouse is... a card house too.

Good job, keep it up! About the loss - maybe you were not comfortable closing it because you were not prepared or you are not truly unemotional about your trade size. Whatever it is, I hope you prepare yourself for the next time. Welcome aboard!

Yes. Everybody gets it -interest rates will never rise again, everybody but Deutsche Bank has made that conclusion.

Its Deutsche Bank, the guys who have bet the farm on rising interest rates, with extreme leverage...

Buy those with the biggest gains in the past. It's the snowball effect of unmanaged funds you should be looking for, google it if you do not know about it.

Once in a lifetime? I am 30, so far the currency, commodities and stock market have had at so many crashes of which I know of (Dotcom, 9/11, Lehmann, Greek/Euro crisis, Corona, Abenomics, Iraq war, Brexit) The magnitude does differ, but there is on average every few years one.

standard openings for those who know Brooks. not so much for the others.