what is your easiest trade?

[trader198]

my easiest trade is get in with a stop loss and write a exit profot limit order, leave the market, when I turn on my computer, the trade is done just as I expected?

what is yours?

 

[emg]

You should give up. I am 99.9% sure u will lose.


More than 90% of small traders lose in a "spectacular fashion." They just lose!

 

[trader198]

what are talking about?

here is my morning profit. I run a 100k+ account, not a small trader.
lost ac ouple of thousands is nobig deal

Quote from emg:

You should give up. I am 99.9% sure u will lose.


More than 90% of small traders lose in a "spectacular fashion." They just lose!

 

[Fireplace]

Putting down others helps heal your wounds?

Quote from emg:

You should give up. I am 99.9% sure u will lose.


More than 90% of small traders lose in a "spectacular fashion." They just lose!

 

[NoDoji]

Quote from trader198:

what are talking about?

here is my morning profit. I run a 100k+ account, not a small trader.
lost ac ouple of thousands is nobig deal

You posted a live trade call in CL Redux and the full stop loss was hit. Then much later, without calling any other trades, you post the attached P/L on CL Redux showing $11K profit.

Although this is not impossible to do on CL, especially on a day like today, the fact that you didn't call a single one of your winning trades makes the whole thing rather suspect. The fact that your P/L post has inconsistent number size and spacing makes it even more suspect.

If it was so easy for you to recover from the initial $1514 loss, at least post your trade blotter. That is very easy to do if it's real.

 

[olias]

Quote from NoDoji:

You posted a live trade call in CL Redux and the full stop loss was hit. Then much later, without calling any other trades, you post the attached P/L on CL Redux showing $11K profit.

Although this is not impossible to do on CL, especially on a day like today, the fact that you didn't call a single one of your winning trades makes the whole thing rather suspect. The fact that your P/L post has inconsistent number size and spacing makes it even more suspect.

If it was so easy for you to recover from the initial $1514 loss, at least post your trade blotter. That is very easy to do if it's real.

well done

 

[ChkitOut]

Quote from NoDoji:

The fact that your P/L post has inconsistent number size and spacing makes it even more suspect.

spacing is all wrong.

better..

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[volente_00]

Quote from trader198:

what are talking about?

here is my morning profit. I run a 100k+ account, not a small trader.
lost ac ouple of thousands is nobig deal

But just last year you were trading at $4500 account and only making $48 for a day ?




Going to agree with Nodoji on this one

Quote from trader198:

48.2

felt very nervous since my account became a tiny account (4.5k), traded miny sweet crude. I saw the morning 80.9 thrust setup, did not take it. one reason is my son woke up just around that time, he needs my attention, then I need clothe him/feed him, sent him to daycare, man, the most critical reason is I am nervous (I should not be nevous about it, put a stop loss there, then wait for the profit trarget get hit, I could not face tiny loss) , when I was back to sit down before the creen, crude is around 81.8ish, then shorted it at 81.875, overshoot to 82, covered it with minor profit, then shorted it at 82.05(man, the exact top), toke out with mnior profit (my target is 81.5, that is the breakout place or support).

then it dropped to 81.4under, felt that is a buy, bought it at 81.4 (target is 81.65+), did not hold, get out with 8dollars gain.
it seems when the account size is too small, a little tease will knock me out. my allowed daily maximum loss is down to $250, profit expectation is down to $100 to $500

hope better tomorrow

 

[gianno]

No easy trades for me so far in the last 3 yrs.

 

[eudaemon]

The easiest trade is to fade my opinion when I'm losing. Just reversing puts me into profit inmediately.