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hmm ...:D:D

As we all know most traders fail...If they (foreigners)loose it will benefit US. If they make profits, they will reinvest in the market. It's a win win situation, hence no taxes for our fellow earthlings..:D

My entry and SL is a plan. My profit/exit does not follow a strategy.:)

one name my friend "Jordan Belfort":D

oco...never failed me! trail trail trail for max profits

no scaling, trail to my profit target, keep monitoring the price, keep trailing until I see a dogi, spinning top or other indications as per my strategy and make an exit..:D

I wait for support, for a different reason...:D

For me support and stoploss should match and should never be more than 3-4 % max. It works on paper. Have yet to play live...:D

Traders do that, it's their A** at stake!

I feel "top" is different for different traders. if you look at OXBT, for me the top was when it broke my resistance trendline @ 7.60, I traded..

This is how I trade.. Any stock gone by 6%, I start monitoring, I let it run, once it retraces and reverses, I wait till it crosses the resistance and take a jump. Take my% profit and get out of the trade. This was working, off course I have indicators, stop loss in place. Now I see more...

Thanks kut2k2! I get the idea!

lose a trade, sideline or RTM...so, one of this I ought to do? :confused:

[B][i]"October: This is one of the particularly dangerous months to invest in stocks. @Twain - This month is the month of my solid profit!

It's been 1 year that I have been paper trading. I realize that some months my plan would work and some not. Should I have different strategies for different months? Phew..thought trading would be a piece of cake!!! :D