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Lets do the math; Firstly you are only trading a total of 500 shares so lets assume the amateur trades the same amount. On the first trade the amateur loses $200. If you are going to enter again why wouldn't the amateur? There has to be a set-up for you to re-enter so lets assume you both get...

Is there an optimum process for adding and exiting trades.

Is faster better and by how much. What about tax filing? Does Centrepoint file Canadian tax slips?

What I refer to as my Will Rogers Strategy. "Don't gamble with your money, just buy some good stocks and when they go up sell them. If they don't go up, don't buy them." I just added; If they go down sell them!

You can now see the advantage of having a plan in place before you execute the trade. Don't take advise from anonymous poster on the internet.

Are these Canadian? IB has offices in Canada.

As far as I know IB is the only direct access broker in Canada.

Can you be more specific on how this has improved your trading? Do you have any data to show that scaling is superior to all in or is it just psychologically easier having small losses and taking quick profits? Any studies I have done with my own trading have shown that although my losses are...

How about your least profitable days? I'm guessing you use the same strategy. Regardless of whether you scale in, scale out or enter and exit with a full position the important thing is to follow your plan. Keep small losses from turning into large losses.

Could you walk me through why you think this is a canslim stock?

It's a paid site but I use simply wall st Welcome to Simply Wall St - Simply Wall St

About his book; If you liked the article you'll probably like the book. @Ken Calhoun; $10,000 up 340%; small account great result. Is he contravening regulations? One other thing that caught my attention was this comment. "I spend more time on the losses since that is where the most learning...

I'll say that money doesn't buy happiness; however you can rent such a reasonable facsimile that you won't be able to tell the difference. ;)

You realize you are part of the trading education industry? Are you part of the problem? Do you recommend that you prospective customer read your disclaimer? Aside from joining TradeMastery, how would you choose an education service? I would think that aside from word of mouth, google would be...

I'm not sure what a lot of trades adds up to but if your system has a profitable expectation and your taking every set-up you're not overtrading. If you set yourself a limit to the number of trades you take per day you might have missed the trades that got you back in the green. I might take...

I take the breakeven option. My number one priority is to protect capital. There is no downside to being out of the market.

These sales must piss off the people who paid regular price.

I don't have a vast library but I re-read a lot of the books I have and borrow those that I don't have from the library. It's surprising what you might pick up on a second or third reading. Initially I just kind of scanned the books looking for the "Secret". I figure all that other stuff just...

How is that working for you?

They are selling dreams to dreamers. There are people who want to buy the Brooklyn Bridge.