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Advice for All - Stop Fighting the Trend!
Tams replied to MadMarketScientist's topic in Technical Analysis
for a daytrader, a trend lasts less than a day. you can have a "\" day, or a "V" day, or a "W" day, or a "N" day, or a "M" day, or an "A" day, or a ... -
Advice for All - Stop Fighting the Trend!
Tams replied to MadMarketScientist's topic in Technical Analysis
the trend is your friend -
1. $10k is a good starting size. 2. don't trade the futures if you have a full time job... too distracting, you will ended up checking the market during the day. you will lose both your job and your capital 3. bad attitude... you will lose what you are prepared to lose. 4. trading/investing what your friends trade will help you get up and run faster and quicker (synergy factor). remember, it does not matter what and how you trade... this is not your career. no matter what or how you trade, you will most likely ended up with the same profit/loss in the first few years. You can change your friends, or change what/how you trade/invest. 5. what you have read indicates your desire and inclination. ie you are not into options, or value trading...
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factor affecting what to trade: 1. how much money do you have ? (free money) 2. how much time do you have ? 3. how much risk can you take? ie how much of the free money you can lose before feeling the pain. 4. what do your friends trade? 5. what books have you read?
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most thoughts apply to trading too ! ;-)
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in the spirit of community, you should share your enhancements.
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there used to be a link to this page from the front page. It is not there anymore. Traders Laboratory Forums - Latest Forum Activity Please bring it back.
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not sure what you are asking.
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starting multiple threads on the same subject will not make you any friends.
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100k Registered Users of TL!
Tams replied to MadMarketScientist's topic in Announcements and Support
do I have to think? it has never been my strength. -
for traders, it is more appropriate to say... "Courage is going from failure to failure even after losing your account."
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100k Registered Users of TL!
Tams replied to MadMarketScientist's topic in Announcements and Support
CONGRATULATIONS for the 100K Mile Stone !!! This is a very special family with very special people from all over the World. -
Does Anyone Have Any Good ES Emini Trading System Suggestions?
Tams replied to waynick5's topic in E-mini Futures
you have to "understand" your system first... to see if it is a good fit to the market you are trading and a good compliment to your trading style. to do that... you have to understand your market. otherwise it is GIGO. -
5 billion profits in 2 years.... that's not too shabby. Microsoft to buy Skype for $8.5 billion cash Deal is Microsoft’s biggest since 2007, when it bought aQuantive Microsoft to buy Skype for $8.5 billion cash - MarketWatch By Christopher Hinton, Polya Lesova and Benjamin Pimentel, MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Microsoft Corp. said Tuesday that it will buy the Internet video-phone-service provider Skype Global for $8.5 billion in cash to expand its portfolio of real-time communications products and services. Skype takes Microsoft’s call Next phase of Skype's itinerant life will be as part of Microsoft. What’s the software giant’s plan? The Redmond, Wash.-based software company is purchasing Skype from an investor group led by Silver Lake. The group had acquired the company from eBay Inc. EBAY +2.63% in a 2009 deal valued roughly at $2.75 billion.
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The M&A Phase has begun. expect market new heights soon.
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my questions: (the answer can affect your venture into futures trading) 1. do you use margin to trade stocks? how much margin do you usually use? 2. what percentage of your account do you use to buy 1 stock? 3. how long do you hold your stock? 4. what do you do when a position goes against you? do you have a plan before hand? or react as you go?
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the fool and his money shall soon depart. someone said that... don't remember who.
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tick chart is the most inconsistent and inaccurate chart you can use for trading analysis... because most of the data supplier aggregate the ticks in their data feed, you really don't know how much you can rely on your the chart's oscillations.
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IS THIS A SPAM? OR A VIRUS? i am not going to click on some unknown thing from an unknown user.
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maybe he is referring to his secret weapon of the market.
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[candlesticks] The Classic 'head and Shoulders' Pattern
Tams replied to TheNegotiator's topic in Technical Analysis
you will see the volume behavior at trend reversal more details here... http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f34/price-volume-relationship-6320.html -
if you describe what is Algo / Quant, you might get even more insightful education.
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maybe this can help...
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"buy low, sell high" is a counter trend strategy, while trading with the moving average is a trend following strategy.
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[candlesticks] The Classic 'head and Shoulders' Pattern
Tams replied to TheNegotiator's topic in Technical Analysis
if you add volume to the chart, you might see an even better picture. if you don't have volume, stochastics is a good supplement.