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Review your trades. See how you varied from your plan. Maybe you might learn something.

I missed that part. I have you with losses. Which trades did I miss? You never did say where you got out this morning?

Where did you get out? At the open?

Did you get stopped out?

Drug dealer

I'd appreciate your thoughts on paper wallets. You could make copies that could be stored off site. (Safety deposit box). No internet connections.

He has you blocked.

Gotta realize he is a little biased so he is cherry picking what he think pertains to him.

I read all the way to the bottom and agree with the last two sentences. In time, you will get caught. Plain and simple. But you are young and have time to recover. Growing old is manditory Growing up is optional. :)

Here's what I learned about what other people think of me: At first I really cared what other people thought about me Then I reached the stage where I didn't care what other people thought of me Finally I figured out that other people weren't wasting their time thinking about me at all!!

When I said I think you took a little off I was referring to posts #492 & 494

Maybe over the weekend you can give us a summary of where you are at. I believe you have ben adding to your short, although I think you might have taken a little profit on one of your adds.

Not really. He posted something that cause a poster I respect to respond. I don't really care what the blocked poster said but only seeing 1/2 of a conversation can at times be confusing.

I don't care about what the blocked poster posts. But when someone I do respect replies to one of the blocked posters posts, it would be nice to know the context. When you get a post that reads, "I completely agree with you on point one and two, but point 3 is utter BS" without a quoted post to...

The problem is that when anyone else quotes the poster you have blocked and replys to them, you only get to see the reply, not the quote. Without the context of the quote, the reply may not make any sense.

To my way of thinking it's neccessary. Start with a small position and a tight stop and add to the trade as it progresses. By tight stop I mean that the initial risk will be small. It could be a 2 ATR stop.

You get to choose when it's over. All you have to do is hit the close position button.

If I trade it will be trying to catch a long term trend. I'm not planning on day trading although I'll have a tight stop on my initial trade. One of the pro's of crypto (I'll only be looking at bitcoin) is the speed it can be transfered. How long in your experience does it take to move BTC...

@NoahA I assume this is what you are doing. What is the difference in trading cost? How about leaving your coin on the exchange? Do you move it to your own wallet for security reasons. I noticed that Newton claims never to have been hacked.

I've decided to go with Newton. A Canadian registered broker. Supposedly a no fee broker but there is still the spread although it looks to be reasonable compared to other exchanges. No fees for deposits or withdraws on fiat and a minimal network fee for crypto. Started the application process...