Are you for or against cutting losses?Seriously?
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Are you for or against cutting losses?Seriously?
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Are you for or against cutting losses?
Nice, what has been your maximium drawdown?
I have had similar returns with less than 10% drawdown and been in cash for most of the major market drops.(2008 & 2020)
I fund my lifestyle with my trading so can't really afford to sit and wait for stocks to recover. I don't want to have to sell near the bottom.
I'm quick to take small losses and I don't hold losers in my portfolio.
I'm not well diversified. To my way of thinking that just leads to average returns.
You have to do what works for you.
Hello vanzandt,Hello SimpleMeLike
C-sharp (C#) is cool, and there is no such thing as C-Flat, but calling your software #C is genius. I think you're on your way to trading immortality. Dub the next version of the software, the next "beta" version or whatever it is geekdom calls this type of thing---E-Sharp. You'll stand out in the crowd. And never forget, it takes dissonance to beat the old school guard.
At the risk of repeating myself - seriously?Are you for or against cutting losses?
Hello ironchef,You were the one that said easy, unlike @SimpleMeLike who struggled for years and finally made it, you implied you could be profitable from the get go.
It wasn't easy, to profit from long options, it took years of trial and error to find the right timing, right buy. But once you figure that out, it could be a profitable way to trade, just like @SimpleMeLike's ES future trading.
Let's not keep arguing in OP's thread about @SimpleMeLike or showing you my trades, let's focus on OP's struggle and give OP some encouragements and support.
I got a laugh too, at first I thought he was messing with us about stops.At the risk of repeating myself - seriously?
The only way to make time (and money) work for you is always, always cut losses. A loss is admitting you are wrong. Very, very hard for some.
At the risk of repeating myself - seriously?
The only way to make time (and money) work for you is always, always cut losses. A loss is admitting you are wrong. Very, very hard for some.
Haha on sale mentality to the max. Keep shopping, while it is drop, drop dropping.That is the worst advice ever. Cutting losses is realizing losses versus using the opportunity to lower your break even and maximize gains. You guys aren't driving Lambos because you are thinking like retail bitches. You think I was selling Bitcoin when it dropped to 3k? Lol no I was loading up and averaging down and boom! 2008 Lambo
You don't enter a trade thinking "oh no if I'm wrong and the price drops I better cut my losses boo hoo."
You enter saying I think this is a good entry and a good starting point to average down from should price drop further. You should be literally hoping price will drop so you can leg in further and increase potential profits. There is no right or wrong, just managing expectations.
Haha on sale mentality to the max. Keep shopping, while it is drop, drop dropping.
Geeeeeeeez talk about retail.