Who's to say you can't use micro time frames to trade a few times in a day, for a limited time a day?Cartman.
I have better things do do with life than sit in front of a screen trading by the second. I dont have to.
There are a lot of young people here who are easily impressed with the gymnastics of those who trade 100 or so trades a day.
Not for me.
Having a look at T/Hs scatter chart is enough to put me off.
If thats the way you guys trade and enjoy it then hell why do I care.
But there maybe some here who like me dont want to be glued to 3 screens for hrs punching out buy sell orders like a boxer on ice.
This is an observation and I still hold it. Discredit?
Can you just point me to the thread where I placed this?
Thanks.
MRC.
$1,000,000/ day or more.
Seriously impressive.
And consistently.
Get a grip that would be headlines in every investment mag in the world.
Williams made it doing it once.
Now your all George Soros! Or going to be.
I know nothing about idiot wave so I don't comment.
Tech MR C sits in a room of traders taking these kind of figures daily.
Y do you trade at all then?
Dont have to be young to be impressed by gymnastics!! Thats a bit unfair on the younungs
doesnt have to be hours unless u want it to be ---- minutes sometimes !!
that is y i thought you might actually like the concept of short term trading ---setup/enter trade/profit (maybe/out/ back to real job
Here tech, You dished out on my method with this comment
That's my point you have no idea what a scalper/intraday trader does or what is achievable. NONE. yet you see fit to dump on it whenever it raises its head.
Part of my overall investment strategy.
True but more prevelent.
True again and have done so myself.
I trade short term and day trade but not tick by tick.
sweeping all the crap aside i think the slight strutting of egos as per this thread is actually healthy ---- so lets keep arguing
i dont trade tick by tick either ( not that good yet) but 1 second charts give the clearest picture of cycles for v. short term trading for me at this stage ---- (FX) ------------
sweeping all the crap aside i think the slight strutting of egos as per this thread is actually healthy ---- so lets keep arguing
Indexes perform quite differently to stocks though I find...
It's just that you don't generally get the runaway extreme directional moves that you do in stocks.
You are better off going against these, whereas in stocks, there isn't as much value in it, you need to be going with it.
In all the crap on this thread this IMLittleHO is the best bit of advice.
Come on. It's not rocket science or brain surgery. You just buy when you think it is going up and sell when you think it is going down.
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