http://individuals.interactivebroke...g=United States&ib_entity=llc&ln=&b=VFM&e=VNOQuote from mropp:
What broker are you using that is allowing you to short IPOs?
http://individuals.interactivebroke...g=United States&ib_entity=llc&ln=&b=VFM&e=VNOQuote from mropp:
What broker are you using that is allowing you to short IPOs?
Quote from stock_trad3r:
Withdraw profits into a savings account. If you start with a 100K account and make 5K withdraw the 5K. That way you keep all your profits.
Quote from madmax98:
in my experience, exiting a trade is far more important that entering it. Good luck.

Quote from JSSPMK:
How can that be right? What if your entries keep putting you in almost immediate DD or are you referring to money management being more important than entries? I suppose the only way that would be correct is when profit targets by far outstrip losses ie catching a weekly chart's turn off a 5 minute chart, then I agree with you that exits (money management) are more important than entries.
I scalp FDAX and I rely on seeking good entries, at times exceptionally good entries where DD is almost nonexistent. So fot me entries are vital as profit targets on most occasions are around 4:1 reward vs risk, otherwise I end up trading at a loss or breakeven at best (which is also Net negative).
Just 2c![]()
Quote from trader_david:
I am not doing swing trading. I shorted VMW at 73.85*1000shares ($0.5 stop loss), covered it at 69.3. a little better, but never try to pick the best profit (market changes direction with no pre-notice!
bought BSCI at 70 with 500shares and sodl it at 72.5, a little bit too early. I may short it tommorrow.
that is ok. never can get the maximum dollars for a trade. the market is endless, greed will blink your decision. to me, if $0.3 stop loss, 1 point gain is great for me. $0.5 stop loss, if I can gain 2+ is super great.
I just love trading.