Riskfree,
You touched on an interesting point. I myself wonder if the increase in people interested in trading points to a WEAKENING economy.
Maybe when things get better trading room attendance will decline.
My question about market calls concerned the value of adding to market calls.
Even yesterday in our room the plan was to short rallies, specifically one recommendation was to short a little every 20 points (Dow) in a rally. (Not a newbie idea.)
The worst case of someone following that "CALL" Was a trader who took that idea to mean "Bet the ranch" that the market would sell off. It did.
But this trader who shorted 6 contracts with a $5,000 account lost big time and can't trade any more.
Some say he lost because of my BAD CALL. Others might say bad money management.
The lesson is that not everyone makes money on a GOOD CALL. Lots of other considerations apply. People who sign up just for the PURETICK CALLS are in for a nasty surprise.
Those who sign up for a career opportunity should be expected to work.
There are people on this site who make trading calls (some pretty good). If I just repeated those calls to the +100 people in my room, would I expect everyone to make a fortune?
Probably not. Not because the calls are bad---the traders may find tons of ways to find a way to lose money. Other traders could trade any decent methodology.
Successfully,
Alex L. Wasilewski
Co-Founder & Head Trader
Trades That Work
www.puretick.com
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