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It's the only way I've been able to do anything in my life.
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Are you taking the account back to the original amount each month or are you withdrawing a set amount each month.So end of the month, you take out $4K to do what you want and leave the $10K.
Are you taking the account back to the original amount each month
%%Are you taking the account back to the original amount each month or are you withdrawing a set amount each month.
Years ago Tony Oz wrote a book where he day traded stocks for a month. He withdrew any profits each Friday. I believe he was profitable each week. Don't know what he did if he had a losing week, I think he eventually went broke and quit trading.
Which account has the best returns?The other account is growing, not the trading account. I just keep a specific $ amount in the trading account.
Which account has the best returns?
And of course the follow up question is why have the account that performing poorly?
right. past 2 weeks, crude oil was moving in a big range.
it could go up and down a few times a day.
it is not flipping a coin actually.
unfortunately, there were quite a few days where the
movement was rather choppy/messy/untrendy.
so that made day trading rather difficult.
When Nymex, Shanghai INE, ICE crude oil futures move in tandem,
the crude oil market tends to be trendy (ie not choppy).
nonchoppy/trendy market - very easy to trade
choppy market - guaranteed 1000% sure lose money
I did it in a month but tge army stole it from me.The trading account is relatively small, it is used for income so % is meaningless as I only track actual $. The goal is to at least get 50-100% on the account every month. So far, YTD, average monthly "return" is 200%. But again, I only look at dollar amounts.
No I can't become a trillionaire in 3 years, that's not how it works. I cannot compound this much.
Why complicate things?
%%The trading account is better for now, but that's because I haven't focused on improving swing trading. What I wanted to do was answer the question "if I lost everything but 10K, would I need to get a job?" The answer is "No". I am currently in the process of using the same system on a longer timeframe, that will take longer to get the forward testing stats, though I expect it to be the same.
