Recent Content by joeper

  1. losing streaks

    Been there done that. One way to avoid that in the future is to cut your losses faster than cutting your profits! Good luck you survived.
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  2. Is Scaling Out a Fallacy?

    I'm not a scaling out fan. I ride it all the way to the top/bottom and get out just after it turns down/up on my long/short. Don't set your...
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Strategy Building

  3. Strategy Trading, Probabilities & Blackjack/Poker

    All this blackjack theory/gambling related to trading is bull crap. One simple rule: Do not go against the market - random or not random....
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Strategy Building

  4. What is the best way to reduce the commission costs

    That's simple. Don't trade as much. Be more patient. I wish I could take my own advice.
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Retail Brokers

  5. losing streaks

    Who do you trade with? Joeper hout!
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  6. losing streaks

    Good luck. Let us know how it goes from time to time. Joeper vout!
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  7. losing streaks

    I say take a break from trading for a week or two. During that time ask yourself if you would be happier as a trader or doing something else. Cuz...
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  8. Traders Block

    I think all you need is a little R&R (rest and relaxation) for about two weeks. Take a vacation and forget about the markets for a while. Try...
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  9. need help regarding day trading

    I got 2 tips for you for the meantime. 1. Doors are hard. 2. Cut your losses. Master the second one then we'll talk more.
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Professional Trading

  10. info about SwiftTrade?

    Swifttrade is a good place to get your feet wet about day trading. It's all up to you if you'll learn to trade and go on to become a successful...
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Prop Firms

  11. Trade your way through College- NOT

    I agree with maniactrader. Trading is a full-time commitment. If your not fully committed for the next 2 years and beyond... forgettaboutit.
    Post by: joeper, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Wall St. News