@destriero : you need to put me off ignore if you want me to read or reply to your posts where you quote me.
that's the guy. His calls are phenomenal. I mean, his actual calls. Like when he posts a live trade, it nearly always flies in his favour. I'd give my right nut to know how he does it!!
It’s a mindset. I have friend that only trades long.
However, I believe this kind of mindset damages you “long term” because let’s face it, nobody likes to lose $$$
I know from the past that B1S2 have taken many short positions in this journal, so it's only now recently I've recognized him as a perma-bull. I found it a little odd actually, since I've known him to play both sides. Any comments, @Buy1Sell2 ?
Speaking of perma - anyone know what happened to ammo? He was a big part of this journal for years and consistently bearish if I recall correctly. At least he always played the short side. This was when I was just getting into day trading and I think the ES was sub 1000 and many people thought we wouldn't recover after the financial crisis and how QE would destroy the market.
Just an observation, B1S2 has already stated he is trading to the long side until price hits 2530. That is his model. Its the same as yesterday and will be the same tomorrow. Up day, down day, sideways day, its the same for him until we hit 2530.
Some people can't seem to deal with his line in the sand approach creating a long only bias for him or the fact that he is willing to have a trade go against him 400pts. But some people might not be able to hang on to a 1000 point winner either.
BTW, since October 3rd there have been 29 down days and 21 up days in the S&P and many of those down days have fat tails that if a buy order had been placed anywhere in the lower 20 percentile would have been quite profitable.
the fact that he is willing to have a trade go against him 400pts. But some people might not be able to hang on to a 1000 point winner either.
@destriero : you need to put me off ignore if you want me to read or reply to your posts where you quote me.
No not really. Part of PRM is keeping 20 percent or less of TLNW is trading accounts.Your daily P&L of complete portfolio has got to be volatile. Obviously you are able to control the emotions associated with it. It’s not for the faint at heart.