My option trades

I am sure both you and Falconview are smarter than diaoptions. You see, he is the type that when he posts a trade that goes bad he then claims it was never a trade at all but was only on his watchlist. He has done that MANY times. Then he says he will never post here again but all he does is change his username then resume his evil ways.

Personally, I think he is queer for Atticus.
 
<<< Put_Master's IQ is 3x that of Falconview's but still well below that of a moderately retarded person. >>>


Are you sure he didn't mean moderately "retired" person?
Nah, he probably ment a retired retard.
BTW, who are we talking about!
 
Btw i just wanted to say.. I am a d8ck in recovery.. So eat a d9ck i'm stupider then all you bastards haha.. Your better of siding on the fact that you probably don't now everything and still be confident that you d9ck is big enough to win even considering that.. No reason to leave things to ambiguities.. Straight facts there for ya fellows...
 
Didn't follow the before commentary, other than I'm stupid. With which I agree. Anybody losing 30% of his account has to be stupid. Which I am.

I have a saving grace for the dirty unwashed masses though. It is called stubborness, yet to be proved, it might eventually work. ( grin )
 
Hey guys, I believe i was voted the most retarted, so please stop trying to steal my sponsors. Go get your own.

On another subject, how did you lose 30% of your account value and over what period of time.
And was it related to using the wrong strategy, or more stock pick related. And was margin use an issue in the event or events?
And did you learn anything from the experience that made you a now wiser, safer, and more disciplined trader,... with subsequent more predictable and profitable results going foward?

Part of the reason i post my trades in real time for all to see, so everyone can analyze, criticize, discuss, and perhaps consider for themselves,... is because it makes me a more thoughtful, a more disciplined, a wiser, and a safer investor.
The market can become an environment of temptation for traders, who can easily become lazy, undisciplined, stupid and greedy, when they think no one is looking.
 
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ok i'm a little confused here.. what happen to "ryanpatrick" who is the guy that started this thread.. is he already bust?
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i was just reviewing his last dozen or so posts, which were late last year. Nov or Dec of 2011.
Lets just say he was more of a gambler than an investor.
It's possible I'm wrong, as I only read a small % of his posts. But he semed to take more risks than he should have, without really taking the time to analyze and understand his stocks and strategies as well as he should have.
He seemed to be gambling as he was learning. And learning on a lot of volatile stocks. Guess he liked their credits. His account value was not large, at least not near the end when i read him, and it fluctuated up and down quite a bit.
His goal seemed to be to make money fast. Not safely, consistently, and predictably.
He was also on 50% margin near the end. But i don't know how often he did that.
None of the above is a good thing by itself. He did them all in combination.
And now he is gone.
 
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