S seanyboy Jan 21, 2009 #41 vollente - i am new to ET but have been around for many years and i think your words good knowledge of trading....all the best
vollente - i am new to ET but have been around for many years and i think your words good knowledge of trading....all the best
F FeenixRizin Jan 21, 2009 #42 I loaded up early today on a position with a 5-10 day time line. It's a rare night I'll be able to sleep on a position. Lately it's been 50/50 up or down after hours. It sucks making a few points and waking up to a loser. Today's move was significant in the short-term though. Risk/Reward
I loaded up early today on a position with a 5-10 day time line. It's a rare night I'll be able to sleep on a position. Lately it's been 50/50 up or down after hours. It sucks making a few points and waking up to a loser. Today's move was significant in the short-term though. Risk/Reward
T teasinggtara Jan 22, 2009 #44 Quote from J J aapl: this thread is very confusing. More... Oh no... it's much worse than that!
R reno4nook Jan 22, 2009 #45 imho.. Leverage is why day trading is better. Can control more assets per dollar in your account.
C cubsguy81 Jan 22, 2009 #46 I think there is inherently less risk to be trading intraday only and be flat at the close then to hold overnight swing trading, especially during a volatile market. Let the market tell you each day where the opportunites are. Listen to the market.
I think there is inherently less risk to be trading intraday only and be flat at the close then to hold overnight swing trading, especially during a volatile market. Let the market tell you each day where the opportunites are. Listen to the market.