Do you take money out of your trading account and buy yourself something nice for trades well done from time to time?
How do you reward yourself for good trades?
- Thread starter turkeyneck
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I consider stopping a loss to be a good trade and my reward is losing money.
I open a great bottle of wine...preferrably a Cali Cult Cab...
When I have a bad trade bring on the Jack Daniels!!
Is your account value where you want it?
If you need the money you take it, if not you might want to diversify it. I am not much of an investor so I leave it up to the professionals. I usually just buy BRK stock (usually the b shares)with my profits/winnings.
Good trading,
MS
When I have a bad trade bring on the Jack Daniels!!
Is your account value where you want it?
If you need the money you take it, if not you might want to diversify it. I am not much of an investor so I leave it up to the professionals. I usually just buy BRK stock (usually the b shares)with my profits/winnings.
Good trading,
MS
Use your profits to pay off your debts, pay for living expenses, savings et cetera.
Do this for a few years in the current economic environment and you'll thank me later.
Mark
Incredibly, I can't find the post, but last year some trader posted in the Traders Journal about a great day, which was for him, about $1500 net profit.
He said he immediately went to a "gentlemen's club".
A response from another trader was:
"yeah, then you blew $2500 on skanks, net loss = $1000" or something to that effect....which I thought was hilarious.
Strangely, I cannot find the original post !
He said he immediately went to a "gentlemen's club".
A response from another trader was:
"yeah, then you blew $2500 on skanks, net loss = $1000" or something to that effect....which I thought was hilarious.
Strangely, I cannot find the original post !
I usually smoke some chiba, drink some chivas, or rub one out. All of them take my down from cloud10 and place me on cloud9
if it's a bad day my laptop looks like napalm in vietnam
if it's a bad day my laptop looks like napalm in vietnam
You can never go wrong with spending quality time with friends or family.