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Xela said:
I have the same problem: the longer I've looked at it for, the wider my SL is.

(Joking: I know what you mean, really!
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Thanks Xela,

Lol, that is funny. Yes, I DEFINITELY understand. I am work in progress. Sometimes I don't want to stop out, but have to.
 
lovethetrade said:
To answer your question from a few pages back, you have nothing to worry about, if they don't know the entry/exit "conditions" and "logic" that make up your system, there's no way they can steal it just by seeing where your entries and exits are executed.
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good response.

I confirm this as well. TST is not asking me about my plan. Just follow the rules and make money. They do not care and can not see what charting system you are using.
 
Not sure if I should start my own thread or keep updating here. But its good to update even though my results are not good yet.

Is it best to start my own journal?
 

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Why does TST need to find anyone to trade their money? Haven't they had an internal staff of professional traders to do this from day 1? Why would these highly skilled / rare talents waste their time "coaching" a bunch of nobodies with no more than a few thousand to spend towards their trading efforts rather than TRADE and make the company small fortunes?

Occam's Razor would point to:

Their business model is solely to profit off of the combine failures. Their account funding spiel is the dangled carrot, easily taken away by rules with which even a professional hedge fund trader could not fully and continually comply.

JMHO, but this TST company wreaks of needing an SEC investigation.
 
SimpleMeLike said:
Is it best to start my own journal?
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It's up to you, of course, but I was kind of wondering whether you might. :)

Mostly, I think it might be better for you, to do that ... partly because it would free your account of your progress from some of the nonsensical heckling in this thread by occasional, deeply prejudiced posters who apparently have absolutely no understanding at all of TST's business model, activities and objectives. :rolleyes:
 
SteveH said:
Why does TST need to find anyone to trade their money? Haven't they had an internal staff of professional traders to do this from day 1? Why would these highly skilled / rare talents waste their time "coaching" a bunch of nobodies with no more than a few thousand to spend towards their trading efforts rather than TRADE and make the company small fortunes?

Occam's Razor would point to:

Their business model is solely to profit off of the combine failures. Their account funding spiel is the dangled carrot, easily taken away by rules with which even a professional hedge fund trader could not fully and continually comply.

JMHO, but this TST company wreaks of needing an SEC investigation.
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Exactly. I am sure they didn't fund a single trader. Interestingly, they have russian blog.
 
gkishot said:
I feel bad for your money. :(
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It will get better for me soon. I'm really enjoying TST and have definetly taught me there is a difference in trading sim and when money is on the line. I know I want be sucessful and consistent trader over night. It will take time and I'm willing to put in the work. I'm having fun.
 
SimpleMeLike said:
It will get better for me soon. I'm really enjoying TST and have definetly taught me there is a difference in trading sim and when money is on the line. I know I want be sucessful and consistent trader over night. It will take time and I'm willing to put in the work. I'm having fun.
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Have you ever been trading successfully before?
 
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