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Based on how its affecting you / your well being - I would disagree But then..., I don't know anything..., anyway RN

Take a pencil.., and however many sheets of paper - then do the cause / because drill down It'll get you there every time (assuming one keeps it honest) RN

That takes one hell of a terrible toll Turv (as I am sure you know) Be sure to care for yourself / your well being Sir - stress will age / kill a person quicker than shit RN

Trading is an endeavor where both fluidity and rigidity must coexist Without question - what you believe is correct OMS As the mkt rolls - so must we (stay fluid) What ever gives one the best view / read - absolutely..., that's the one to use ==================== Where rigidity comes into...

Thinking one can trade any thing..., or any way - other than their beliefs - is also a huge mistake Operating against one's beliefs may work for a short time..., in spurts..., or when things are unfolding in a relatively quiet manner But over the long haul / when all hell breaking loose in...

L2007 You are way too kind Sir :) I do have a thought in mind - we'll see how it plays out ============================= Overlooked a biggie Woefully underestimating the level of discipline required.., and the consistently with which it must be applied - day in and day out..., trade...

What are the biggest mistakes a trader should avoid in stock trading? Off the top of my head Taking it all way..., way..., way..., too lightly Jumping the gun - in all aspects / thinking they can somehow short circuit / circumvent doing the necessary work (which will take years and a few...

Last week the BSDs closed their books - this week..., only the others remained - not a surprise.., nor unexpected What would I like to see: Clean PA / volume come back in Trade-able / sustainable (matters not the direction) moves -> more movement / less volatility (gamesmanship) / trade-able...

Well I'll be darn..., look what the cat drug in Glad you're back Sir :) RN

https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-schamp-18705015 Google is your friend RN

(may want to move this to chit chat at some point) Wanted to wish all my friends / colleagues here..., A VERY Merry Christmas Happy Hanukkah Happy Kwanzaa Feliz Navidad or Happy Holidays And most importantly... Happy Birthday ========================= May Santa bring you more joy...

Learn to accept losses without being defeated They're an integral aspect of proper trading - period RN

Since you're so well connected.., by your own admission - call him up and ask - shouldn't be hard for a insider like yourself Couple of months ago you claimed to not even know who brooks was - even though you posted about him several months ago Nothing but an instigator RN

Then put in the effort - learn how to trade..., the mkt..., the participants..., the techniques..., PA..., you instrument of choice's infrastructure Or..., Continue losing This ain't rocket science RN

Amazing the benefit a simple ole stop loss would have provided or conversely... The devastation it would have prevented Appears some of theses big bad ole HFs..., aren't any better than a neophyte My former "professional mm" wasn't any better Go figure RN

Save yourself heartburn - this is unrealistic (there are inherent limitations) Periodically (monthly / quarterly) sweep the account and start over ====================== There is significant merit to the adage; keep all losses small =================== One thing for certain - You believe...

X% return every day without fail? Every day...., with out fail - is problematic (human-ness.., low activity times) Most days - assuming instrument moves are adequate - it solely on the trader to produce RN

The great equalizer my friend.... We all put our pants on one leg at a time And more poignantly - from one trade to the next - none of us ever know ;) RN

I could write an entire book Using a trailing stop- you're attempting to circumvent vital trading skills Creating / strictly following a trade plan for each trade Learning to read PA (I mean really read it) Accepting of the risk..., accepting of taking an actual loss.., accepting of allowing...

Is this a good risk management strategy?. Unequivocally..., No Immediately or otherwise RN