Day traders' weekend lounge March 25 - 27, page-30

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    Good morning @deanmac

    Thank you for your post
    I am thinking as you are, that there must be numerous different ways of trading, some will suit, some will not.

    I had a post from a lovely guy a while back, who has now retired.
    From memory. He traded from 7am until 8.30 am. I am assuming this is WA timezone.
    From Mon-Thurs only.

    He was purely a day trader. Never held overnight.
    He would trade 4 or 5 shares.
    His aim was to protect his capital, so if he saw a lower bid coming in he would cut and run.

    He was extremely strict. If a share increased to 15% he would sell.
    If it dropped (not sure how this fits in with watching for a lower bid tbh?)
    He would be out if it reached -8%.

    This worked tremendously well for him.
    I did a rough calculation based on a fictitious starting figure of just $10k.
    The results were absolutely staggering!

    What I liked about this was the ability to close the computer at 8.30am.
    I spend endless hours on mine, because there is so much to learn.
    But later on this year I will not have so much time.
    The mistakes which I have made are tragic really, but all learning incurs a cost.

    I am looking forward to reading of your experiences.
    And from any others who can spare some time to post.





 
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