Necessary Weekly Compounding To Reach Goal: 5.11%
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Taking 320K to 3.5million by Year End 2009
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neke are you a PA only trader, and why do you like spy so
much?..i can think of some bigger movers. But great job anyway!
much?..i can think of some bigger movers. But great job anyway!
Quote from short&naked:
But not even as close to being as liquid. And my point was that as he increases his position he will incur more slippage trading single stocks. Why do you think that hedge funds tend to focus mainly on S&P futures...
Neke isnt a day trader so slippage isnt really that big an issue, and if it was, he can always use limit orders which im sure he does anyway.
Limit orders are for amateurs. Market order in to buy and stop-loss to sell. Only way to trade.
I place a market order in to buy then set my stop-loss to sell and thats it. It cant be done with thinly traded securities.
As Niki uses more and more leverage and $$$, he cant utilize thinly traded stocks. It would take him about 2-3 hours to get out of a stock position trading less then 1 million in volume.
Pretty much he is limited to 5 million+ stocks like Apple and Google.
http://finance.yahoo.com/actives?e=us
I place a market order in to buy then set my stop-loss to sell and thats it. It cant be done with thinly traded securities.
As Niki uses more and more leverage and $$$, he cant utilize thinly traded stocks. It would take him about 2-3 hours to get out of a stock position trading less then 1 million in volume.
Pretty much he is limited to 5 million+ stocks like Apple and Google.
http://finance.yahoo.com/actives?e=us
Quote from Port1385:
Limit orders are for amateurs. Market order in to buy and stop-loss to sell. Only way to trade.
I place a market order in to buy then set my stop-loss to sell and thats it. It cant be done with thinly traded securities.
As Niki uses more and more leverage and $$$, he cant utilize thinly traded stocks. It would take him about 2-3 hours to get out of a stock position trading less then 1 million in volume.
Pretty much he is limited to 5 million+ stocks like Apple and Google.
http://finance.yahoo.com/actives?e=us
rofl he doesn't trade that much size. it doesn't take too long to get out of 9000 shares on something that trades a million a day. the liquidity is there.
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