U.S. stocks. Around 2mil BP.Congrats, is there anything else you can share? You trade manually? all in U.S. stocks? average position size? I have tons of other questions but as I don't know if you can share info I will leave it there for now![]()
U.S. stocks. Around 2mil BP.Congrats, is there anything else you can share? You trade manually? all in U.S. stocks? average position size? I have tons of other questions but as I don't know if you can share info I will leave it there for now![]()
I appreciate these journal threads, even if it's just the results.
One thing I notice is that traders usually are dependent on market conditions (not just the volatility portion of it) and broad strokes the returns are correlated. If I'm doing badly while the journals are posting good numbers, that means I have problems - and vice versa, it's a decent indicator.
I really do not know what kind of value a snapshot of a spreadsheet is. This might be more helpful if you gave some insight into your huge winning days. I noticed on 10/21/15 you had a $21,000 day. What were you doing that day? Going long? Short? What stock? That is impressive, seeing how the S&P lost 15 points that day.
Also, it looks like your operating balance is negative $236k (see 11-3-15 upload). Care to explain that?
What kind of insight? No-one with decent results would talk about methods. It's not a thread about teaching but about competition (I think).
This was his opening statement: "Really appreciate help and advice I have gotten from ET. It's my time to make some contribution.
I start this thread to record my weekly PnL. Hope that I can have the chance to talk with you, learn from you and share our stories with each other."
Seems Green hand is paying it forward, by sharing with us his PnL. This is great. And it could be even better if he detailed some of his winning days. Anybody can throw together an Excel spreadsheet and post it. I am also curious how he is operating with a negative $236k balance.
What kind of insight? No-one with decent results would talk about methods. It's not a thread about teaching but about competition (I think).
Would you ever be open to reviving this student program?I disagree, I have six students I am mentoring for free, teaching them exactly how I am trading, I have daily interaction with them, they have continue homework and charting. But even with me helping them, I know some won't ever get it, but at least they get to know what doesn't work and see what does. Learning how to read charts is very tough, I see them differently than books, I look closer, dissect price. After six months one student is profitable each week and has days of $200-600 for 75 minutes of work, some days of small losses cause he made mistakes.
The greatest problem of posting what anyone does is those who need the help won't be able to figure it out without learning the basics and ones who already know or are vendors abuse it. I check some 120 charts a week from these guys. I do it cause I can leave yet, still taking treatments, and they all know when I get well, most likely will be gone or part time. It is tough to know what to study, many many good questions comes out of their charts.