And they do not exist, which is why you will eventually come over to the light-side, and swing. Which TopStep does not allow you to do.
There is an alternative even in day trading... Fund imperfect entries by sizing down.
And they do not exist, which is why you will eventually come over to the light-side, and swing. Which TopStep does not allow you to do.
There is an alternative even in day trading... Fund imperfect entries by sizing down.
In day trading, that only works if you average down to a near-impossible size to get to a meager profit. In the end, that will blow a day-trade account most days. Unless you average down and take a small loss.
Meanwhile, you could just start small and swing it if it is an imperfect entry. *shrugs* Some people play pinball, and some people play Pachinko.
f after all these years, and all these blown accounts, Padu finally is one of the 3% that keeps a funded account for 12 months, I think that will be the trigger for the rapture.
you have no idea what i was trying go doyou are too emotional to succeed
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but on ET there is nothing much to brag about.
pros do not brag......they just make a living
i am not sure i understand that question..Regular ET members do not "brag". They simply post their wins (and sometimes losses).
The only people who "brag" are people who vacillate between calling themselves the "best trader ever" and the "worst trader ever" on wins and losses of 5 US bux. It is as if people like that cannot figure out who they themselves are.
Can you dig it?
Those sound like good rules, but if Topstep is pushing that I hope they have some sort of addendum to it that says know when to take your losses, and keep them small and your wins bigger.you have no idea what i was trying go do
now i am trying to do what topstep trader says to do
1 rule: do not lose
2 rule: do not lose
really simple.......do not lose and you will make money. and i did.
i tried to make money for 14 years and i lost
attitude is everything
Those sound like good rules, but if Topstep is pushing that I hope they have some sort of addendum to it that says know when to take your losses, and keep them small and your wins bigger.
For me a key to staying in this business is knowing that you are wrong and taking the loss. Don't let it eat you alive and move onto the next trade following your plan. A plan that is tested and shown to be profitable.
good pointif it was purely volatility that took me out.