Ok first off, a little background on me.
I am 29 years old , male, and live in Southern California about 30 miles East of Los Angeles in a hell hole known as "the Inland Empire". I grew up lower middle class, parents had drug problems. I have memories of my dad selling my toys to finance his drug purchases. This probably helped fuel my interest for money. I am currently a Registered Nurse. I hate my job with a passion. I absolutely LOVE trading. Sometimes i think that the whole concept of the stock market was designed for my personal pleasure. Its what i live for. Its that feeling you get when you make 10K in one day, show up to work late, and laugh when your boss writes you up.
Trading Style
I swing trade. I usually hold positions for between 1 day-2 months.
I look for patterns that show consolidation for about 3 months, strong momentum, or strong breakout potential.
Next, i look to see trends in the technicals, usually improving(long) or deteriorating(for shorts). I use mostly MACD, RSI, , DMI/ADX and 8X34EMA setups.
I cant say that i will be updating this everyday as i dont trade everyday. I will only upadate when starting or stoping a position or when i have some crap i need to vent about. enough of the BS... On to the damn trading already...
ACCOUNT VALUE=36000 USD Year end goal=80,000
thursday 9/27/12
Closed PPC short. Didnt like the way it was trading. seemed to have way to much support @ around 5.00
PPC enter 3500 shares @ 5.11
PPC Covered @ 5.23
-$500 bucks or so.
RDN
Bought 8100 @ 4.41
Rationale: I really like the chart pattern: bullish flag. I have been in and out of RDN quite a bit recently with great results. This was wanting to break 4.41 when i bought it. and it did, for about 10 minutes then fell again !@!@#$ but i am pleased overall with my entry and am looking for this to do well in the near term. Not a whole lot of resistance untill about the 10.00 range.
closing thoughts... I am not a big fan of how the market is trading. Seems more bearish than bullish. good news is that RDN seems to do well in either market.