Rennicks quest...100 bucks to 100 grand
- Thread starter William Rennick
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your chances to survive with that commission are really small for the size of that account. If you survive with that commission then it would be a miracle...
Did you consider starting with higher balance, or to trade the small account in forex to move to $1000, and then make the last 100 mile with the latter balance?
In any case good thread.
Did you consider starting with higher balance, or to trade the small account in forex to move to $1000, and then make the last 100 mile with the latter balance?
In any case good thread.
If William Rennick was looking for bullish action today - and to hold overnight expecting such - as a result of not wanting to take the commissions costs. . .his account may be kaput - this go-around.
But that could be expected, I suspect he'll want to give it another go! :eek:
paysense
But that could be expected, I suspect he'll want to give it another go! :eek:
paysense
Oh yea of little faith. FYI, I sold my calls near the high of the day around 10:15 am and bought 2 puts. Once again my timing was good, but the commissions ate up my profits. I'm holding short over the weekend. I will post the actual statements later.
Rennick out
Quote from William Rennick:
Oh yea of little faith. FYI, I sold my calls near the high of the day around 10:15 am and bought 2 puts. Once again my timing was good, but the commissions ate up my profits. I'm holding short over the weekend. I will post the actual statements later.
Rennick out
Get an IB acct.. .75c/contract.
after all this time, I can still be amazed:
Well Done, Mr. Rennick !
I, like MAESTRO, shall be watching.
(you know, of course, that even if you are successful, the naysayers will only say you are full of merde)
well:
"He either fears his fate too much, Or his deserts are small, That puts it not unto the touch To win or lose it all" ---- James Graham - Marquis of Montrose
most don't stay around long enough to eat desert.
well done, sir.
cybele
Well Done, Mr. Rennick !
I, like MAESTRO, shall be watching.
(you know, of course, that even if you are successful, the naysayers will only say you are full of merde)
well:
"He either fears his fate too much, Or his deserts are small, That puts it not unto the touch To win or lose it all" ---- James Graham - Marquis of Montrose
most don't stay around long enough to eat desert.
well done, sir.
cybele