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thanks for that.

do you determine your position sizes similar to the turtles as well? Unit Size (N) = 1% of account / ATR(20) x $ per point aka (Deltax100)

wallstreetbets. Inverse everything they do.

A bit of a digression but how much do you attribute to fate and how much do you attribute to personal development? to clarify: In your opinion, what % of success as a trader is attributed to inherent, innate, God-given talent...and what % is due to the rest of it (skill development, effort/work...

LOL @ "for free" ahahahahahahaha

This article expressed exactly what anyone with half a brain would assume...smart money made the most money...retails deluded themselves into the position of victor. yes retails caught wall street with their pants down. But they are professionals and quickly devised means of profit. Meanwhile...

lol.

why do you anticipate a drop?

too late now he hates you.

from 2019...Guess who still has a problem with holding too long.

Politics AND mainstream, funded by world leader Science are the new, indubitable religion. And cancel culture led by the woke are the neo Spanish Inquisition.

Mark Douglas - Trading in the Zone

Forgive my question, it is not out of criticism (I am in no position to tell anyone how to trade), but genuine interest for discussion's sake. Why scale out of a declining position instead of drop it all at once? Do you anticipate a big move in the very near future? would it be better to drop...

Of course, the Goat: Reminiscences of a Stock Operator. Entire book on one link which is nice. Listened to this 13 times now and catch something new each time.

good idea @Baron any chance you could change the thread title to something like: "Youtube Investing Audiobooks"

long ribeyes and quarts of Valvoline

even read by Peter Lynch himself.

where is that passage from?

pretty unbelievable.

curious if any of the winning traders here have ever reverted back to paper trading...perhaps after a bad spell...or perhaps to test a system before putting money on the line? Or do you just reduce your position sizes? I ask because I haven't ever really paper traded. I did for a very short...