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wrong, i could triple my size tomorrow if i wanted, but that would be going against my sizing plan. a tick for me is worth $1000. average volitality for the day is 5 - 7 ticks. now for a stock trader trading thousand lots you need a full point move to make $1000 which would equate to...

hitman - i'm on pace for 150k this year. i fully expect to make 500k next year. actually, i should get to the 500k pace per year by aug/sept. right now i have the luxury that my size can triple and it won't affect my fills or style of trading. i just have to deal with the emotional aspect...

hitman - i agree and disagree with what you said. extrapolating by saying well i make x trading y shares, so i should make 2x trading 2y shares is setting yourself up for disaster. agree with you on this. however, i think trading size depends on three things. market liquidity...

emini will be more volatile than spy, but if you can trade spy successfully you should be able to trade the emini. just throw some one lots around until you get used to it.

i posted this in another thread, but maybe it would be applicable to you. if you really want to be a trader maybe you should try getting a job at one of the following firms where they teach you to trade with their money. http://www.firstnewyorksecurities.com/fnys/index.cfm...

winning. add that to your list. you can have all the others but if you can't have winning trades you'll never survive.

geesh, you guys are brutal. the guy has heart surgery and this thread begins. hopefully, all goes well and don can come back and get a good laugh at the thread.

why did you start trading with so many shares?

if this is true, you're a perfect example of why daytrading has a bad reputation with the media. you have no idea what your doing and you are trading 3,000 - 7,000 shares. you weren't daytrading, you were gambling.

i agree with FasterPussycat. you lost $70,000.00 and you are on a message board looking for help. you need a miracle. sincerely, hope this is a joke.

if i was looking for a place to learn to trade these are the places i'd check out. they pay you to learn to trade with their money. http://www.firstnewyorksecurities.com/fnys/index.cfm http://www.hrld.com/ http://www.schonfeldsecurities.com/

tausigs probably worked in a corporation's finance department as a financial analyst working on budgeting, revenue/expense variance analysis, etc. no license needed for that.

do you want to trade because you got laid-off or have you always wanted to trade and now because you got laid-off it's time to pursue this business?

my point is that you are hanging onto something that isn't there. i've been reading your journals since they began on moneycentral. you need to move on, but you won't.

an unintentional brush of your arm by her is enough to get you to keep this pipe dream? WAKE UP, she doesn't want you. but you won't, you'll keep following her around like a little puppy dog, looking for any sign of interest. sad really, really sad. your chances of getting the princess are...

so now that the loss is larger you want to hold on? hey, it has to go down eventually, right?. now your wish trading. sounds like you also may have added to a loser. you need to get out of these positions. the market has told you that you are wrong. learn from the mistake(s) (also don't...

I didn't trade it but I'd probably take some profit here. Still think 35.25 has a good chance to get taken out, especially with such a strong market today and KKD unable to rally.

is it because of your style of trading that 70% of your gross profits go to commissions? the amount you pay in commissions seems really high. how was that percentage last year?

i downloaded a random letter generator from the web and picked a combination that i liked.

it would have to break 38.85 for me to change my downward bias, so stop at 38.86.