Search results

What would be the objective of such a journal?

More important than why did they turn out that way is why did I do what I did. There are all sorts of reasons why trades worked out the way they did and you can always find someone or something else to blame. The only control you have is over what decisions you make.

Right and when you ask them the plan it's to make a lot of money in a short time with as little effort as possible.

I have often suggested that you study why traders fail and then don't do that stuff.

Like those who choose to not have a jury trial?

Putting your life in the hands of 12 people who are too dumb to get out of jury duty.:D

Na, there is no reason to sell yet. You sell when the trend changes. You might be right about the regional banks.

Nope. I have the technical expertise of a cucumber. I have yet to figure out how to take a selfie. But I know that if someone can come up with something that is fool proof, it doesn't take long to find a greater fool. Hmmm that's who I think is running up the price of bitcoin. That being said...

There in lies the problem I have with bitcoin. It only takes one person to bring the whole thing down. All you need is someone to discover a way to mess with the software so that bitcoin loses its security and the whole thing comes tumbling down. I know, I know, it's open source and well...

OBE ???

Read the disclaimer at the bottom of their web page.

The specialist you are referred to when the blood work shows high PSA count.

I like the YET part. Too bad we didn't all have to add a disclaimer. I am a consistantly profitable speculator.

You don't have to mention how much money you make. You can give your performance as a percentage, or at a minimum compare it to a benchmark. Are you outperforming the SPY? Then of course be prepared to be asked for an audited statement.

Break it down by asking why? Why did I take the trade? Why did I exit the trade? If you are honest with yourself you'll figure out what to do to improve.

RIA???

Are you sure? The CPP investment board claims to have 563 billion under management.

Futures are the toughest instument to trade. Leverage is a double edged sword, it looks easy to make a few points a day but it's just as easy to lose that amount. You also have to deal with the spread and the commissions.

Why are you trading ES?

Depends on if you are male or female :)