ES Journal - 2019/2020

[Rickshaw Man]

 

[Rickshaw Man]

You are naked. Where are your other team members, drones, flashbangs, heavier weapons, personal protection, and survival tools/supplies?

To much for EDC, I do need a medical kit.

 

[Overnight]

Always be prepared.

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Why are the American flags backwards on those items? Were they made in China or something?

 

[NQurious]

Ahh. You've never heard of swing trading then? This is what happens.

There is no trade the reward for which warrants letting an open position loss run to over 400 points.

Have you ever had 400 point profit? Have you even made 400 points cumulative profit?

 

[Overnight]

...
Have you ever had 400 point profit? Have you even made 400 points cumulative profit?

Yes. It's in my journal. Know where that might be?

 

[NQurious]

Yes. It's in my journal. Know where that might be?

Underneath mbondy's long position?

 

[Overnight]

Underneath mbondy's long position?

No.

NQ, I'm not fighting with you. But jeez, research the people your chastise before you spew superfluous underhanded insults at folks like me. Yes, 400+ points is a risk we take in swing trading. Hell, B1S2 said he put on an ES short with an initial stop of something like 150 points. That's pretty similar in monetary value to a 400 point NQ stop.

 

[destriero]

Why are the American flags backwards on those items? Were they made in China or something?

The flag's canton should be on the right when appearing to be in motion on the right side of a vehicle, or on a soldier's right shoulder. The reverse-canton should only be worn on the right shoulder. It's to reflect the flag in motion (historically on horseback) as the solider engages the enemy in battle.

The holster for the STI Staccato would be worn clip-out (IWB) on the right side of the body (90% of shooters being right dominant). That's a right-handed holster.

Ricktard's image is a stock photo.

 

[NQurious]

Yes, 400+ points is a risk we take in swing trading.

Ok

 

[Overnight]

The flag's canton should be on the right when appearing to be in motion on the right side of a vehicle, or on a soldier's right shoulder. The reverse-canton should only be worn on the right shoulder. It's to reflect the flag in motion (historically on horseback) as the solider engages the enemy in battle.

The holster for the STI Staccato would be worn clip-out (IWB) on the right side of the body (90% of shooters being right dominant). That's a right-handed holster...

I did not know this, but it makes sense. Thanks Des.