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Depends!!

:vomit::vomit: LOL!! Typo for sure. It was supposed to be Kicking. Not so subtle really, I'm sure I could tell the difference.:sneaky:

New 52 week high on volume

What are the chances those studies were funded by drug companies? :)

Low cholesterol could lead to early dementia. Google it!!

This is why I think beating the index is a good measure of a traders success. Look at all the posters who claim to make way in excess. Amateurs licking the Pro's ass. Or maybe the Pro's have to be audited. :)

I don't know if they are profitable. I just know that is what other people look at because someone taught them that they are profitable. Just google how to pick a good stock and see what you come up with.

The metrics I look at are ROE, earnings growth, gross margin, institutional ownership. What fundamental investors are taught to look at. I'm just looking for someone else to buy my shares when I decide to sell. I'm not aware of any studies, and I'm not overly impressed if you were to show me...

I like to trade stocks with strong fundamentals. Makes it much easier to get out of a position when someone else thinks it is a bargain.

What is the reason you are not able to scale? Is it the liquidity of what you are trading or a mental thing about taking uncomfortable risks?

Is a more realistic metric regardless of account size. I'm not saying you can't get 100% per year but I don't think it's realistic.

Can you give us a few??

What works isn't original. :)

Off the chart.

I don't see anything here that will make me a successful trader. Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results But you still don't know what you are doing. Seems like a nice way of saying that you should get a job. Maybe you should explore what you don't know...

Chances are it needs to be taken out and shot anyway. Never really understood why posters were reluctant to share a plan that wasn't working. Afraid someone might steal it I guess.:)

Diversification hides your mistakes.

Luck!!

There are people out there that believe you don't have a loss until you sell. :)

My experience was Nortel. A Canadian tech darling in the early 2000's. I held at the beginning because I didn't want a capital gain for tax reasons. I kept holding because the pundits and talking heads on TV kept telling me that it would come back. I kept holding because I knew the whole...