Yes, that's why it is an eternal discussion without any correct outcome.
List of personal rules for trading that makes U successful
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Yes, that's why it is an eternal discussion without any correct outcome.
One of the lessons my friend gave me when i started trading was don't risk what you can't afford to lose.
A couple days back I bought shares via a capital raising where they were issuing shares at $8.00 while currently trading at $11.00. I told myself this is free money!
Not a gamble?
Well the new shares begin trading in 2 weeks and already dropped $1, today they're $10, who knows where price will be, if the market takes a hit maybe I'll be underwater.
Ps: strangest thing, the company is a sports betting company.
PBH.AX
Not a gamble?
Well the new shares begin trading in 2 weeks and already dropped $1, today they're $10, who knows where price will be, if the market takes a hit maybe I'll be underwater.
Ps: strangest thing, the company is a sports betting company.
PBH.AX
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A couple days back I bought shares via a capital raising where they were issuing shares at $8.00 while currently trading at $11.00. I told myself this is free money!
Not a gamble?
Well the new shares begin trading in 2 weeks and already dropped $1, today they're $10, who knows where price will be, if the market takes a hit maybe I'll be underwater.
Ps: strangest thing, the company is a sports betting company.
You clearly have no plan, so it is a gamble.
If I take a trade:
- I know why I enter there
- I know where my stop is
- I know on which signal to exit
- I know that I have a high probability to make money, good expectancy
- I know that in the trade I never can wipe out
I definitely have a plan and follow it, but you know.......
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/the-best-laid-plans-of-mice-and-men-often-go-awry
The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry
No matter how carefully a project is planned, something may still go wrong with it. The saying is adapted from a line in “To a Mouse,” by Robert Burns: “The best laid schemes o' mice an' men / Gang aft a-gley.”
Billionaire in the making.
CLEARLY! hehehe, do you know me? Where have we met?
You don't get it. I have also a plan if things go wrong. From what you posted you have a lot of thoughts but nowhere I saw a structured plan.
hehehe, do you know me? Where have we met?
First (try to correctly) read what I wrote and then try to think if you understand what I wrote.
In general newbies always dream about billions. After more than 25 years of trading I know what I can expect and what not.
Great projection.
You know nothing about me, did you want me to tell you how my system works?