Quote from danjos:
Just want to made another case of OPG.
It has been working for me. It is just that there are times when this strategy not working and there are times when it is working extremely well (10 fills today: 1 loser only). Interestingly, usually if it happens consecutively.
Also, I am not sure this is a good idea to teach a beginner. The swing could be big and basically you are finished by 09:35-09:40.
If I am down on OPG using a big share size (e.g. 2000), I would feel very miserable if my normal trding size during the day is only 200 - 400 shares. It means that it's beyond my normal trding capacity to make back the losses and I need to wait for another trading day for OPG again and hopefully can make back the losses.
I don't understand why Don would urge his bootcamper to trade 2000 shares plus considering the above factor.
And why Don himself only trade 2000 shares? Could you explain this Don?I think with TXN with average daily volume over 10 millions shares, you can trade 5000 or more shares easily
Thanks
danjos
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I trade the small number of shares to set a "real life example" for my new traders, boot campers, and those in other offices who are still new to trading. This is a number that is a beginning standard of sorts, and yet allows enough real money to make a good living.
Don