Quote from dlab85:
I tend to trade on high volatility and close stops.
Quote from Chuck Krug:
of course you won't take this advise
no one does
Quote from Roark:
1. Not a bad idea.
2. Really hard. Don't try it. You'll end up refusing to take a loss and take a big hit.
3. Use IB w/ Amibroker or Sierra Charts
4. Don't trade forex with IB. Commish is too high, use futures.
5. Be your own guru and paper trade until you're profitable (use IB's simulation account).
Quote from bone:
Why don't you take the time to cool your jets in the live markets and concentrate on formulating a comprehensive trading business plan.
Get yourself much better organized in terms of trade entry, profit targets, stop-loss targets, capital allocation and risk allocation on a per trade basis, that type of thing.
Quote from murray t turtle:
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dla/DIA;
one share of DIA could help.Study ''books'' @ top of this page.
But frankly, trading cash, or [high priced]gold coins, for trading books maybe best.
Digesting , so to speak[not just reading ]all 3 top traders books by Jack Schwager tends to be quite helpful...............................
Quote from rosy2:
dont you end up stopping out a lot? I would stick with options at least 2 months out. You always know your loss and you dont have to be worried about a stop getting triggered on a 1 day spike.
IMO, outrights are the texas holdem of trading; little brainpower and a lot of hope. you can make more consistent money elsewhere
Quote from Chuck Krug:
of course you won't take this advise
no one does
Quote from Roark:
1. Not a bad idea.
2. Really hard. Don't try it. You'll end up refusing to take a loss and take a big hit.
3. Use IB w/ Amibroker or Sierra Charts
4. Don't trade forex with IB. Commish is too high, use futures.
5. Be your own guru and paper trade until you're profitable (use IB's simulation account).
Quote from bone:
Why don't you take the time to cool your jets in the live markets and concentrate on formulating a comprehensive trading business plan.
Get yourself much better organized in terms of trade entry, profit targets, stop-loss targets, capital allocation and risk allocation on a per trade basis, that type of thing.
Quote from murray t turtle:
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dla/DIA;
one share of DIA could help.Study ''books'' @ top of this page.
But frankly, trading cash, or [high priced]gold coins, for trading books maybe best.
Digesting , so to speak[not just reading ]all 3 top traders books by Jack Schwager tends to be quite helpful...............................
Quote from rosy2:
dont you end up stopping out a lot? I would stick with options at least 2 months out. You always know your loss and you dont have to be worried about a stop getting triggered on a 1 day spike.
IMO, outrights are the texas holdem of trading; little brainpower and a lot of hope. you can make more consistent money elsewhere
Quote from J.Joseph:
There's a little button in the bottom right of the post that says "Edit/Delete" You can get rid of what you don't want.
Quote from Frits:
A few advises from me:
-- Don't buy anything from a vendor that claims to be able to teach you how to trade.
-Frits
P.s. Beware of vendors on forums like these as well.