tiddlywinks,
Awesome trading and good way to keep losses small.![]()
tiddlywinks,Thanks @SimpleMeLike .
I posted for a couple of reasons. To "win" a challenge was not one of them.
I wanted to show that it is possible to make money "day trading". But most importantly, without excessive risk. I mean really... RTY is a very mellow instrument, it's the summer volume and volatility doldrums, headlines are directional catalysts, and I traded no more than 2 contracts, for a total of I'm saying 3 days... $1548 net for my efforts in the last week of summer.
The other reason, has to do with the foundation of my systems/methods... Jack Hershey. Perhaps a few people will just stop the horseshit, lose the bitterness and ideologies, and just admit that Jack Hershey stuff may not work for them for whatever reasons, but it can work for others. I couldn't care less what system or methods people use. Whatever works, works. ET would be a "better" place if more would adopt that tude.
Obviously, my systems/methods are tuned to intraday markets, throwing off dozens of signals of throughout the day. Like in the the movie "City Slickers", each trader has to find the thing(s) that works for them.
Have a nice weekend!
Jack Hershey is deceased. For more than decade he was a "controversial" member of ET, and other trading forums, explaining and offering his knowledge at no cost. Simplistically, his teachings can be summed in a few words,... volume leads price. During the same period, a protege named SpyderTrader, also here on ET and other forums offered a subset of Hershey teachings, also for no cost.
My mention was not meant as a call to action. I mistakenly assumed much of the current ET membership heard of Jack Hershey, due to his duration and controversial persona. His name comes up, usually negatively, in various threads almost daily!!! If you decide to look into the Hershey or Spydertrader teachings, there are people here on ET who can, will, and do help those genuinely interested.
My advice is open a chart and insert notes where you went long and then closed or short and then closed so you can visually see your entries and then we can also comment and give guidance.
Thank you El OchoCinco. That's good advice.My advice is open a chart and insert notes where you went long and then closed or short and then closed so you can visually see your entries and then we can also comment and give guidance.