Holygrail,
Thanks - that's a good enough reason to not use any leverage. Sensible approach!
Are you willing to share approximately what percentage gain you've made per annum since you started using P&F methods successfully?
(Also, assumming your trading account is only partly invested in stocks at any one time - is your increase expressed as a percentage of your whole account or just as a percentage of the funds you've invested?)
I'm really just trying to understand what returns someone could reasonably expect to make - assumming they use P&F effectively and assumming they only look for trades which are 'good bets' rather than jumping in on everything that could be a signal (which looks like your approach).
Thanks - that's a good enough reason to not use any leverage. Sensible approach!
Are you willing to share approximately what percentage gain you've made per annum since you started using P&F methods successfully?
(Also, assumming your trading account is only partly invested in stocks at any one time - is your increase expressed as a percentage of your whole account or just as a percentage of the funds you've invested?)
I'm really just trying to understand what returns someone could reasonably expect to make - assumming they use P&F effectively and assumming they only look for trades which are 'good bets' rather than jumping in on everything that could be a signal (which looks like your approach).