Quote from CasperCRF:
Livingston,
How should one go about finding a core group of stocks to trade? I heard a good starting point is something like stocks between $40 and $80 that trade 500k-1M shares a day with decent volatility. Now should your stocks be all in the same sector?
Quote from excitedtrader:
WEhWehWeh!!!! I wish I had overrides, never got into the politics of training.
Still didn't answer how your groups did or do. You know why, because you can't teach anyone to trade. LOSER!!!!!
Quote from livingston1:
come on little b***h...why are you so quite...got a muzzle over your mouth... Whats wrong ...hustling not working out for you??
I got you to shut your mouth like a little b**ch... YOU BETTER KEEP IT SHUT!!!!!
Quote from excitedtrader:
Nope was asked politely by a board member not to stir things up. But since you ask, I challenge Trader56 to actually go sit within your group and talk to them and see how well they are really doing. But don't go for a day, go for a week so you can really see how things work. Then, he should go over your trades so he can see that your trading style is more like, buy, move against me, I buy more, repeat the cycle, then I pray that it goes my way.
Bottom line is, you'll end up in the waste bin of the day trading world within two years. Too busy looking for an ego boost rather then actually contributing something meaningful.
Quote from excitedtrader:
Nope was asked politely by a board member not to stir things up. But since you ask, I challenge Trader56 to actually go sit within your group and talk to them and see how well they are really doing. But don't go for a day, go for a week so you can really see how things work. Then, he should go over your trades so he can see that your trading style is more like, buy, move against me, I buy more, repeat the cycle, then I pray that it goes my way.
Bottom line is, you'll end up in the waste bin of the day trading world within two years. Too busy looking for an ego boost rather then actually contributing something meaningful.