Quote from JSSPMK:
None of you are traders (the ones making remarks after events have taken place & in such a manner), because you do not understand the most simple thing in trading - be ready to lose & know how much you can afford to lose. Judging by childish replies today I know who is who according to replies. In trading losing is a common event. I wonder what would you have said if stock moved in my favour, I know what - nothing. So grow up already. We have liquidity in markets, because people have differences of opinion, if we didn't, then we would have untradable markets, where one day you are a winner & the next you are broke.
The reason I did not trade this is because I don't trade stocks, nothing more, nothing less. I am a countertrend discretionary trader & on this occasion my decision to find an intermediate bottom in light of a pattern that I trade all the time via futures was not wrong in principle, but it simply didn't work out in my favour, none here on ET have crystal balls with a 100% certainty of predictability of events to take place in the near future.
Anyway, I am man enough to admit a loss, even if paper one.
Appologies to anyone that has bought C after this recommendation, but as I said earlier on position sizing/money management would have prevented any substantial loss to capital.
Robbie & Co, I will say this again you need to grow up. There is a saying - What is the difference between a genius & stupid? Stupid has no limits.
well stupid was right over and over and over again mr. i don't want to hear about fundamental bs lol. and i thought there was a more simple axiom in trading....the trend is your friend. to you the trend is not your friend!
