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Yes. Every $5000 increase, i add 1 micro. Until i get to 10, then will switch to emini.Right now 4 micros, so it will take a while before i trade the emini.

Is it really that hard to save 5-10k to trade on your own? I mean seriously, if you're broke as hell, trading is the last thing you should do. 5k trading 1 micro is a good start. But no, greedy bastards want the 50-100k accounts, and yet being delusional that they are actually making progress...

It's the best damn platform ever. This is coming from a guy who've used cqg desktop, multicharts, sierra charts, tradingview, mt5

Since you're a prop guy, what trading strategy do you follow? Is it all mechanical or mix with discretionary? Do the guys follow the same type of strategies/tools that all the retailers use?

Yes it's funny the way he approaches it. Instead of saying "can you guys explain why this is so and so", he goes "this is wrong because it doesn't fit my understanding". It's interesting look into the guy's ego. Wondering how his trading journey is shaped by that too.

I would love if nq drops that far

Had the updated algo on yesterday. Got an alert saying that I had 0 balance. Turns out I forgot to select the damn account for the algo to trade on! Note to self, always check these things. WOuld've been a decent day today, especially on a red/flat day on the indeces. So damn annoying.

Teaching my daughters to invest in index funds and learn about real estate.

Not bad for June, Did miss 2 days due to technical difficulties

I miss that crazy bastard Dest. It's these kind of posts that would rile him up lol

I literally defined what a hedge is according to what the guy does in the youtube video, and you post an option as example? you either didn't see the video or don't know how to read, or both.

If they want diversity, they should base it on economic background. But honestly, I think this country has a sick obsession with race

No trades today. Had an edit to the algo that I tested today to include a balance check. But apparently, dev screwed up the formula. I'm like dude, why would you multiply by the lot size. Should've checked but i didn't think something that simple was going to get screwed up.

How is hedging in the sense of buy/sell the same exact market a "risk management technique"? What are the pros of this?

I'm interested to know the input/output formula for risk to reward. For example, for every 1 tick set for stoploss, what is the probability of hitting a 1 tick profit target (regardless of entry, strategy, etc) Is there even a mathematical relationship?

Nice, do you run it on live or just sim?

WHo? this guy?