mr devbru,
here's something you might like
cued to the point and ready to go at minute 15:37 seconds,
cheers
Is it possible to be a lazy , set and forget trader?
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mr devbru,
here's something you might like
cued to the point and ready to go at minute 15:37 seconds,
cheers
For Set and Forget swing stocks, just jump on trends, play mulitiple positions long and short ( 66% long in upward market ), remove the TP or go for more than 1:1 aswell.
Used to do that 20years ago, made wayyyy more than daytrading has since so can understand, but feel the potential is higher with day trading so ?? sticking at it. ( under funded for stocks to )
Used to do that 20years ago, made wayyyy more than daytrading has since so can understand, but feel the potential is higher with day trading so ?? sticking at it. ( under funded for stocks to )
My expectancy from the data i have posted earlier is 0,61.
index funds is the answer you are seeking 
mr showmedamoney97
you might like this
https://theconversation.com/these-three-firms-own-corporate-america-77072
" . . .But since the financial crisis of 2008, investors have shifted to index funds, which replicate established stock indices, such as the S&P 500.
I have been trading fully automated for the past 6 years mostly EOD swing trading spending on average a couple of hours a week managing my positions.
I am not lazy. I just hate tedious work. This is a link to a course that explains the process in detail:
https://www.amibroker-courses.com/c...g-automation-for-amibroker-users-made-simple/
You’d still have to spend time bringing it all together and eventually developing your own strategies but these are the tools that make my life easier. I have switched from writing my own custom code to using these tools.
I am getting even lazier as you can see /s
If you believe the markets are random and unpredictable then why are you trading in the first place?
My stock strategy has been running simulated for close to 3 years now and live for 18 months (small size) and i have been achieving a 70% success rate with an average risk:reward of around 1:1,6.
As far as i am concerned it is working just fine.
These results are a combination of the SIM and live results since the beginning of testing the strategy.
What tools/technologies are you using ?
Interesting read....thanks.
So it seems like were 'voting' for the big 3 to run everything huh?
Nothing too fancy, a stock screener (StockMonitor) and i am going to Interactive Brokers soon to trade the stocks with MOC orders. Now i still open the positions myself right before the close.