Hmmm.Feel free to ask questions
1. Price action and trade management is everything. Talking head commentary is bullshit.
2. Chart patterns are far less important than you'd think.
3. Successful trading is grinding alot of small trades vs swinging size.
4. Always keep TIGHT STOPS
5. See Rule #4
6. Your personal path will be unique, don't copy just one approach.
7. Pay a lot more attention to market internals $TRIN $VIX plus time of day
8. Winning trades usually feel late to enter, early to exit.
9. Start small then scale, like I did today..
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10. Throw a lot of small darts and see what sticks, eg I start most trades 10-50shares and martingale in up to 500 max
11. Trade wide range clean charts vs choppy fuzzy low odds charts
More coming...
See also http://technical.traders.com/archive/combo/display5.asp?author=Ken Calhoun
Tbh imo, coming out green on a day like today, is the mark of a pro.
Yeah, $800 x 250 trading days is like $200K/year.... I guess that's not a lot for some here... and thats not a shot at you Clubber.... but what I have found, and I have a few years in this game too as a rote amateur, but I have seen a lot... its times like these that wipe people out. So yes, $700-$800 is peanuts for a big player I guess, but I suspect these types make their real money when things have calmed down. That's antithetical af I know. But to generate giant returns right now.... is a f'ing fool's game imo. No one knows what these markets are gonna do right now from hour to hour. To put big money on the line.... is just being a fucking idiot. Its Russian roulette. Anyone who says otherwise is a fool. This is coming from someone who thought they had it beat and were wiped out overnight in 2008. Different crisis, same game. That said, buy and hold on certain stocks.... the right stocks, will pay off handsomely.
Slow and steady wins the race. You go Calhooun.
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