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About a year ago, I took the free trial to the "Fool". For Feb the all in buy alert was ABST (About 16 at the time). Off course the alert was issued just after the market closed. The next day it opened around 20 then sold off for the rest of the day. Never recovered and has been in a down trend...

Back in the day you could have bought Nortel; before it crashed and burned in the Tech Wreck. Lots of good stocks are interlisted.

TU is a Canadian stock.

FYI (351) How to Analyze a Stock Trade | LNTH Trade Review - YouTube Might be something you can add to your process

Why does it have to be believable if it's verified? :)

Which account has the best returns? And of course the follow up question is why have the account that performing poorly?

Are you taking the account back to the original amount each month or are you withdrawing a set amount each month. Years ago Tony Oz wrote a book where he day traded stocks for a month. He withdrew any profits each Friday. I believe he was profitable each week. Don't know what he did if he had a...

My grandfather did that. We have no idea where he got to. :)

So when you say you are returning over 100% are you talking per trade or account value? With your example above if you have to put up 500 bucks to trade one contract, how much do you have to have in your account to have a 1000 dollar drawdown? I know you are pulling cash from the account, but...

The only reason I can see is the use of leverage. :)

Do you know what you exits are? Like I said elsewhere, a good plan answers the question; "Now what do I do?"

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Not impressed with leverage. It works both ways. Now if you really want to impress, show me risk control and capital preservation along with excellent returns.

Ah; these are recommendations. Okay, thanks for taking the time to post them. Do you also make sell recommendations. I mean if you are going to recommend a stock to buy you should probably recommend when to sell. I'm all for making money, although I'm not to sure what a shit ton is. (Probably a...

Not a good analogy. In trading I can lose the last game and still win the season. I prefer percentages as a measure so that I'm comparing apples to apples so to speak. If we each made 10k last month, but you had a 10K account and I had a million dollar account. You are obviously the better...

Like I said you need the context. I'd still prefer knowing that a trader managed to do a certain percent return rather than made so many dollars. As for 100% per month $100 would compound to over 200K.

Not when used in context. Granted a 60-100% win rate means very little without the context of how much you win and lose. But a return of over 100% a month day trading is pretty damn good regardless of how big your account is.

Very good numbers. What percent did your account increase.

Ah; Now I see. It's a list of good moves he missed. Handy as hell if you have a time machine. :banghead:

And how would we know if we are like minded when we don't know what you are doing with these stocks when they show up on your scan. What trading ideas are you sharing? Here's a stock I picked out of thin air for no reason at all isn't a trading idea.