Prediction Based Trading

[userque]

I intend to continue to at least end of the year. Easy money

I've seen at least one guy monetize his calls on stocktwits.
He made calls.
He gathered a following.
Then he created a website and opened a discord channel(?) where he charges for membership.

You can also monetize calls with collective2.com

You might as well post at those locations too, as there is no pot of gold at the end of this ET rainbow ...

Only unjustified negativity by "experts" who themselves make zero real-time calls here.

 

[stockpredictor]

I've seen at least one guy monetize his calls on stocktwits.
He made calls.
He gathered a following.
Then he created a website and opened a discord channel(?) where he charges for membership.

You can also monetize calls with collective2.com

You might as well post at those locations too, as there is no pot of gold at the end of this ET rainbow ...

Only unjustified negativity by "experts" who themselves make zero real-time calls here.

It's ok, I don't want to monetize the calls. Multiplying small accounts to a big one is slow going at first because of the sub 25k PDT rule, (currently at 12.5k)- I actually did not trade many setups in that account because of this- but I don't imagine that monetizing will be particularly profitable in comparison to the trades themselves, especially after it snowballs to a decent size.

I just want a public record because all of my other calls were scattered about all over a variety of sites. I can then use it to gather followers while making occasional conviction trade calls. This plan will probably change.

 

[stockpredictor]

Long TWTR here at 39.20

 

[stockpredictor]

Decent pop pre-open. Might scale out instead of closing all at once, although I'll get out of it all today. That being the case, I think it's fair to use the exit as the average of the scale outs? I would be calling the size of what is closed, eg 'closed a third at 40.05 here' etc.

 

[userque]

I think it's fair to use the exit as the average of the scale outs? I would be calling the size of what is closed, eg 'closed a third at 40.05 here' etc.

I would agree.

I would also suggest that if you fail/forget to call the size, it will be considered a full exit.

 

[stockpredictor]

Closed it all here at 40.72

 

[stockpredictor]

Table as shown

 

[stockpredictor]

short /es 3352

 

[stockpredictor]

Closed for a loss at 3366

 

[stockpredictor]

Table as shown