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Buy JP225USD x 23314 stop 23273 Suspect this will follow other indices eventually.

Buy BCOUSD x 309 @ 69.71 stop 67.7 On Iran retaliation we might see a lot of upside in crude, and it has softened a bit from earlier spike. Besides, CTAs will be scaling in over nearest weeks. Considered running algo for this purpose to gradually scale in, but don't have time to backtest atm.

Sigh was coding and forgot about US market open. Trend riding NQ from start would have been super easy today.

Buy India 50 x 8 @ 12023 stop 11946 Some bottom channel fishing/BTFD.

Close +299 Going to bed, don't want to leave equity index longs on due to Iran conflict.

Buy HK33HKD x 24 @ 28243 stop 28148

Correction, 24 units above. -200 of about -300 risk currently.

Buy HK33HKD @ 28256 stop 28148 Buying a small portion prior to Caixin PMI, will add later if going my dir.

Was making the same connection as well when watching the guy that just lost it.

(XAU+XAG)/XCU doing fine and sitting at +1300 unrealized. First gold sub-position is up 5% so "too bad" I decided that it should leverage up quite slowly.

Close -50, not seeing the kind of immediate panic that I was looking for.

Sell NAS100USD x -18 @ 8741 stop 8749 In case it's down from here.

Like wtf? I knew the US tax system was bad that seems completely insane by my Swedish standards. Nobody whose job isn't to do so will be reading more than a fraction of that.

Don't give up work to "trade full time" because that won't end well without prior evidence of ability to do so. If he wants to give it a shot he needs to do so while maintaining another job. Generally he should be able to trade evening/night time while keeping a day job (and perhaps even reduce...

Perhaps so, to be fair I don't know what melody you had intended to string onto this. :D

Alternative rendition: He fought Common Sense and lost.

He must enjoy watching money burning in a dumpster fire.

Depending on hold time: Months: insignificant (unless some extremely thinly traded shit) 1day-1min: significant <1min: it's everything So, with scalping, you really need to optimize slippage...

Gotta destroy every inch of the Earth surface.

The law of big numbers applies to the life of the random walk trader: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_large_numbers Or stated in a more useful way: if you've made a large number of trades using an approach and you're still netting zero (or below due to overhead) then it's time to change...