Good luck and hope you get back on the track soon with new strategy!
From 86k to 200k in 2015
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Hi!
March was a good one. Withdrew $ 16,000 for the purchase of the warehouse property. This will allow me to diversify my investments. This investment should pay off in 4-5 years. Unfortunately, there is no way I can achieve my goal (200k), the capital is too small. But I will continue to keep a diary. Special thanks universaller that motivates and supports me. I will try to make the end of the year 70-100%. This month has tested many algorithms, but nothing effective has not yet happened to develop. I will continue to work.
March was a good one. Withdrew $ 16,000 for the purchase of the warehouse property. This will allow me to diversify my investments. This investment should pay off in 4-5 years. Unfortunately, there is no way I can achieve my goal (200k), the capital is too small. But I will continue to keep a diary. Special thanks universaller that motivates and supports me. I will try to make the end of the year 70-100%. This month has tested many algorithms, but nothing effective has not yet happened to develop. I will continue to work.
Great job!
Good luck to all
What type of portfolio analysis review tool are you using? Is this from your trading platform?
Hello everyone
Here I will publish monthly trading results. My goal: to increase the account from 86k to 200k in 2015. To achieve this, I need to improve current strategies and develop a few new ones.
Blog only looking for some personal motivation. In 2014 I wasted a lot of time. I will try to fix it in 2015
Something about me. I am 28 years old, live in Moscow (Russia). Became interested in the financial markets in 2004, I have experience in SwiftTrade and hedge funds (options trader US futures market). Since 2008, the self-employed.
Short-term deal in shares, Long and short. Below the results of my trade in the US market.View attachment 147712 View attachment 147713
Hi universaller!
In my posts I use two statements.
1. Standard YTD detailed (for daily chart)
2. Create YTD monthly (for monthly returns)
In my posts I use two statements.
1. Standard YTD detailed (for daily chart)
2. Create YTD monthly (for monthly returns)
