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The vast majority of police are heroes, honest hardworking professionals. Why would anyone (besides criminals) want to cut law enforcement resources? https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/06/us/what-is-defund-police-trnd/index.html I agree police brutality is bad, but most police don't do that as...

There is no way this market ends the year higher than here. A big drop will come, the key is timing entries based on price action, as always.

I learned the hard way not to predict, but instead to react.... Here I called market top January 24th, a month too early, I made money trading inverses February and March I thought early April was a dead cat bounce and we'd soon retest March lows, I was wrong. Lost money bottomfishing...

Too much soap, too little trading

I still think the trade of the year is shorting the market on weakness when that happens. My swingtrading strategy for that is to scale into inverses at multiday highs. SQQQ TZA TVIX FAZ SPXS SDOW

Exactly right -- range is everything.. wide range multipoint clean charts are critical. Choppy low-vol charts are death, which is why I don't trade es... bc many days are chop on open

Remember it was a $20+ stock earlier before it got slammed. It may be good for more on a move up, I'll mostly daytrade it with 30cent trailing stops fwiw. C'mon lucky LK lol

I fully support protesters right to peacefully speak out, I'm just concerned that mass gatherings in the middle of a infectious lethal pandemic will cost many lives... here's the CDC:

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Quick tip: if you're impatient like me and find yourself taking profits too soon, opening a small 2nd account like I did may be helpful. I have 2 different accounts, my main one for daytrading and short term swings, and this bitty one for longer time horizon swings.

Very thoughtful insights, thx! And to everyone, much appreciated

The reason I traded small was because it was a small account challenge I did for myself as a test. My goal last fall was to see if I could double an under-2k account. I did, due mainly to swingtrading a few shares of TVIX. The reason for tiny size was simply because it was a small account...

I let these winners run, too bad I neglected to scale up

For discussion, useful topic.... what criteria do you look for? There's slow steady trends, sharp brief trends, consolidations, reversals, pullbacks that continue and more.... My thoughts: Swingtrading: I look at daily charts and check to see if the current day closes above prior days' high...

Good thread. To avoid overtrading, memorize and focus on trading 1 top setup Trade very small size with very cheap stops Look for opportunities in related pairs Expect to take more stops than wins, use scaling to leverage winners

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Here's what happens when you fall to scale. I am MAD at myself for failing to add to these massive percent winners in my small swing account. Epic fail because I didn't add to these on the way up

Great job! On a side note, I often find it smart to lighten up, close up to half winning swings on hot Fridays, since there might be weekend bad news that cause Monday gap downs. Another good reason for scaling in during uptrends, so average cost basis is low. Well played!

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Exactly right. I still struggle with that daily. Resolving to stop making the same mistakes is important, though easier said than done!