White on Rice.... 01.25 Long
One of my favorite concepts is from Redneck, who retired after years here. He said that the only reason not to be profitable every day as a discretionary day trader... is not being able to get yourself out of the way.
It is no coincidence. It is a part of how he frames his worldview when macro analysis. The next line of that essay from which the quote came is "Your goal is to make sure that you only invest in things that will exist for at least the next few decades."
Maybe he did blow up his first fund. He would not have been the first and certainly will not be the last. He has some market sense. He didn't amas a net worth of $75,000,000 thorugh fees alone. And he did beat out 9000 other players back in thestreet.com's 1999 trading challenge as an 18 year old kid.
I mentioned him here because he has a blog and over the years he has shared some ideas worth knowing. I do not see why this discussion of him took the turn it did. I guess to make some people feel better abut themselves, perhaps?
White on Rice.... 01.25 Long
White on Rice.... 01.25 Long
"the only reason to not be profitable every day, is not getting yourself out of the way..."That`s a great statement!
That "Marquis Private Jet Card" did it ... I went to college with billionaire offspring, and they don't do that.
Well, shorting near a wall of sellers does make for a low risk, high potential trade. I would have thought if there were major concerns of weekend developments, we would be down already.
Ok, I put an order to sell 1 MNQ at 10642 stop. If hit, my stop loss will become active after a 3 minute delay beyond Friday’s highs.
Edit: Neither stop order was filled. Used limit order to short 1 MNQ @ 10641. Will add on if we penetrate session lows and get a bounce.
I'm talking about a grown man who has amassed a fortune the likes of which very few ever achieve, and he did so at a fairly young age by trading and investing, and who furthermore presents analysis on a free blog that is frequently actionable if you spend the time yourself to research the ideas further to find your own play.
You, on the other hand, are stuck on a 23 year old kid one year out of college who you resent for the ostentatious display of a Marquis Private Jet Card in 2005, the era of Trader Monthly, and ostentatious was in that year. You don't have to go to his blog. I simply noted that I have been reading him for years and some of his ideas have proven to be quite good.
Market panicked on the news that a a leap second would be added to 2020 making this year even longer than had been expected.
