Trading with a Stop Loss in the Futures Market is for Losers

Quote from BlueTurtle:


if you are always worried about risk, you are likely gambling.

That's funny I would say the exact opposite, but phrase it this way:

If risk isn't defined then you are gambling, IMO gamblers are seeing through greedy glasses.
 
time to bump this thread



remember small traders. placing stop loss is for loser. the minimum capital to trade in the futures market is $500,000. to day trade in the emini sp 500, 1 car per $100,000.







More than 90% of small traders lose! They just lose!


http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-...-seen-profiting-at-small-firm-expense-1-.html


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Quote from emg:

time to bump this thread

remember small traders. placing stop loss is for loser. the minimum capital to trade in the futures market is $500,000. to day trade in the emini sp 500, 1 car per $100,000.

More than 90% of small traders lose! They just lose!


emg let them place the gullible stops.

After all, someone has to lose the $$$ we make ;-)))

ps. and don't trade options: they are evil. Trend and stops are your friends ... ;-))
 
Quote from fullautotrading:

emg let them place the gullible stops.

After all, someone has to lose the $$$ we make ;-)))

ps. and don't trade options: they are evil. Trend and stops are your friends ... ;-))

It's all relative to the time frame you are trading.
 
Crude Oil May Contract -- Long $94.97 10 Contracts

4/3 Long 94.97 = $947,700
4/12 Close 90.72 = $907,200 Down $40,500

The above is from an ET members' journal.

Stops will get you every time.
 
Everyone that didn't use a stop I knew blew up eventually, and one had a 20 million account ... the only way to survive in the LONG run is by using stops ...
 
Quote from bau250:

It's all relative to the time frame you are trading.

This is the smartest and most lucid post in the entire thread quite honestly.
 
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