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Apr 5, 2024 · Trading. A general forum for topics related to day trading and short-term investing that don't fit well into one of our more specific forums. Title Start Date. Replies Views. Last Message ↓.
Mar 22, 2024 · I think it provokes me to take a profit when there is more room left to go. anyway,, I am looking for some pointers on how to deal with this. The title of your thread is classic. "hold the trade". Like "hold my beer", hehe. Kudos on that. #14 Mar 23, 2024. Share.
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Apr 5, 2024 · toucan. From messing around in Tradestation years ago, the target will guarantee a slow increase in equity curve, assuming your entry is halfway decent. Stops do the opposite. In any case, a simple trend following exit was much better than a pure stop. This was on a volatility breakout trend following entry.
Mar 28, 2024 · IMO, trading it's not a zero sum game (at least not always). Because not all traders have the same objective, especially with derivatives where they are used to hedge, and not to make money straight from the position. When we trade, we are not competing with others. It's not who win (make the most money) vs who lose.
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Mar 24, 2024 · My (preliminary) Daytrading Plan: 1) Strategy : Daytrading the same 1 stock 2) Direction: Long-only 3) Define MaxRisk% 4) Define Trailing StopLimit% (TSL%) 5) Define Target% 6) Find the right stock for daytrading 7) Protect downside with a Protective LongPut option (DTE about 5 days or shorter) 8) Daytrade the stock (multiple times if possible) 8.1) Use Target% for exiting with a profit 8.2 ...
