**Almost in Tears** Need Mentor for Futures Market.

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They wish, now it's more like a Jerry Springer show crossed with cheaters and cops

Have you ever seen any TV shows from non-American countries?

Pretty weird to say the least. Bizarre would be a good word...
 
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Have you ever seen any TV shows from non-American countries?

Pretty weird to say the least. Bizarre would be a good word...
Yeah but that really doesn't get you guys off the hook, you set the pop culture for most of the western world and based on the last few decades of gangsta rap Oprah Chopra disposable art one would have to conclude you have failed miserably to add much to the human condition
 
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Yeah but that really doesn't get you guys off the hook, you set the pop culture for most of the western world and based on the last few decades of gangsta rap Oprah Chopra disposable art one would have to conclude you have failed miserably to add much to the human condition

Whatever... Opinions are like assholes. They all stink!...:D

BTW... What country are you in that is so much better?
 
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Whatever... Opinions are like assholes. They all stink!...:D

BTW... What country are you in that is so much better?
Yeah including your own.. see how that works :p


Land of milk and honey.. women and money
 
BnB,

I clearly understand what you are going through. I myself have only been in this game for about 2 years and I learn something every single day (Always make sure you learn something every day no matter what your outcome was that day).

1. Try position trading, It might be better for you. Not everyone can be a daytrader. I know lots of guys that do really well position trading but don't do worth a damn trading intra day. The opposite is also true.

2. STOPS STOPS STOPS!!!!!!!! They are the only way to go. Otherwise you let emotions get to involved by averaging down and such.

3. Remember the key is to stay in the game as long as possible. Because the longer you stay the more you will learn and the more chance of opportunity coming your way. So stay in the game don't let losses eat you up.

4. I would also get moore research seasonals. Look for only the 15 year 100% trades and after evaluating that paticular market fundamentaly and technically if it looks like a go then place the trade. Hopefully this will get some profits under your belt and you will become smarter by learning and anaylizing the markets.

Hope this helps
 
Wow how many did blow their account at least once here?
By reading ET it seems the unavoidable
path to become a profitable trader.

9 years in this madness and my largest account drawdown is 8%.

I must be doing something right eh ?

Maybe it's that weird thing called capital preservation :D

$1500, 3 contracts... man oh man... how old are you BB?
No really it may explain a lot, not trying to be a SA
 
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9 years in this madness and my largest account drawdown is 8%.

I must be doing something right eh ?
That's the mark of a Market Wizard. How are your returns? What was your strategy in '00 - '02?
 
Are you f-cking serious?!?! You asked for advice and basically EVERYONE told you NOT to trade and then you go and blow over a G. And for what? You dont know what you are doing; you must really like throwing money away huh? I dont get you man, you wanted advice and you got some. But its pretty obvious you will do whatever you want regardless.
No one will ever mentor you, you are a gambler and have zero discipline. That stuff comes from within, you obviously do not have it. There are many other ways in this world to make a buck, my NEW ADVICE is to look elswhere.


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Today, a -1,114 loss. I was long the mini S&P 500 at around noon and there was a huge selloff a little after 2. Another sad day indeed. Only down to $497 in my account. I don't know what I am going to do. I won't quit trading , but I may just need to take a long break..
 
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