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Basketball is a game.. You think Michael Jordan,Kobe,and Bron treat it as a game????

Your asking how how to recover from a large drawdown and have stated you are in the red.. It's DUMB because I worked at IB's, a 20 bill hedge fund, as,well as making markets on the exchange floors and have a rarely if ever met someone with your belief system that didn't fail... You are setting...

Exactly..We are in the business of Trading

Surely you jest... Quite possibly one of the dumbest posts ever.. Treat trading as a business and you have a punchers chance..

I dont have problem with you in any way.... Im "simply" telling you that you are making a very difficult game next to impossible...

Arent you in the Red as of yesterday?? I commend you on your honesty,but you arent commited,you are dreaming.. Or looking to go the way of the dinosaur

You arent covering all your bases....Commit to your craft!!!!!!!!!!

Cmon Bro.....

I love his posts, but havent found the wisdom nuggets...

LMFAO!!!!! Probably the best advice he will ever get

Selling a put to finance long dated OTM calls??? In hindsight,Ild buy AAPL at 120 and the long dated calls.. Im a great hindsight analyst :)

Oh boy,I knew i shouldnt have gone down this road.I was o ly trying to illustrate that debit spreads and credit spreads ,same strike and expiry are "interchangeable"

Im on team "Prime Time" Sanders so I am happy.. You didn't answer the most important question, How do you generate ideas?? Your problem is you are limited, and quite possibly sabotaging your trading by your beliefs. You don't know what you don't know.. I have never met a successful trader...

Not sure where you are going with "screen time" and hedge fund traders... The guys I know are 24/7 types and exceedingly commited to their craft

How do you generate ideas? Do you have a software program that can backtest your data analysis?? Have you checked out Kullamagi,Minervini,David Ryan? If you havent made money,whats going to turn things around?

#1 is a difficult question as I dont know many "retail" traders who "recover" from really big hits,and I worked for Investment banks and a hedge fund.At a well run hedge Fund,you take a big hit,and 9 times our of 10 you are history and on to the next hedge fund. I have read about traders blowing...

Why on earth would you want yo day trade, unless you find a method to walk away from the screen??

It was more to illusrate debit spreads vs credit spreads, same strike,expiry..not suggesting you put on boxes to earn the risk free rate of return

Before you get too crazy with debot spead vs credit spread,are you familair with " box arbitrage"??

Because it shows you arent serious about your craft,and your "competition" spends morning noon and night seeking knowledge.