Can't say I concur with you.
I hear people say this and I'm not sure exactly what they mean.
Each day is an opportunity. In each trading day there is at least
one opportunity for a trader to take on a trade and make his nut
for the day.
"...Glad I did not trade today..."- - leads me to think that you were in some way convinced that you would have lost money in the market today, rather than made a profit.
Since each and everyday (I), myself am convinced that I will lose more
money than I will make, I'm pleasantly surprised when ending bell rings
and I'm net positive for the day. However, I don't perceive any day being more riskier than any other day in trading.
In fact, I think it is more risky as a trader to stay out of the market on any given day because you think you might not do well.
IMHO, a trader cannot afford to miss a trading day when s/he is a profitable trader.
Take a look at today for instance:
Looks like a pretty nice trending day to me.
my 2c's-
momo
Quote from xtrader:
Checked out all the stocks and sectors this morning. On paper I churned up my account.
The specialists widened the spreads along with very few limit orders in the "book".
Stocks in the same sector NOT trading in sync with each other or the futures.
ANYONE ELSE SEE THIS? or AGREE?
Looks like its time to start my Xmas vacation.