Any Day traders here?

Discussion in 'Trading' started by Traderwithnoname, Aug 30, 2023.

  1. You seem like a guy from Wallstreetbets that would yolo his life savings.
     
    #41     Sep 1, 2023
  2. tuxedo69

    tuxedo69

    Ok ,i see your point thanks, do you trade or have you traded gold?
     
    #42     Sep 1, 2023
  3. SunTrader

    SunTrader

    All the time - both.
     
    #43     Sep 1, 2023
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  4. SunTrader

    SunTrader

    Never been on reddit even once and got over fomo/yolo loooong ago. So no not that guy.
     
    #44     Sep 1, 2023
  5. tuxedo69

    tuxedo69

    From memory i think you mentioned in the past that you use Fibs in your Ta is that correct, do you also incorporate Fibs with pattern recognition?
     
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    #45     Sep 1, 2023
  6. Blitzjoker

    Blitzjoker

    How many traders have regretted that mindset...
     
    #46     Sep 2, 2023
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  7. SunTrader

    SunTrader

    I would regret buying every dip.

    No such thing as every - anything - in trading.
     
    #47     Sep 4, 2023
  8. tuxedo69

    tuxedo69

    Interesting moves on gold my pm, NY am

    On the lower TF.
     
    #48     Sep 8, 2023
  9. They say the human mind is wired to lose in day trading, such as that large amounts of money without any effort are unnaturally unhealthy for a person. Think outside the scope of money as if you're in a lab counting numbers instead of trying to make a living or get rich. When you stop caring, you tend to do well(people trade because they care dearly about money)...the paradox of desire is that it never lets you know both sides at the same time.
     
    #49     Sep 8, 2023
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  10. Aisone

    Aisone

    My goodness I need to have some beers with you some day. You sound as sad and regretful of the end of that ATM-punching era as I would if I were to talk about it. Thank goodness trades are no longer $10 each side, including partials (Ameritrade, even though that was cheap in '97), . Stuart: "Let's light this candle! " Datek cut that quite a bit when they came out.

    The end of that era and solidity of my approach back then ended for me when MPPP ipo (mp3.com) opened at $100 and closed the day at $60 or so. I think I started buying the easy-money dip at $90. My approach was never quite the same after that, and neither were .com ipos.
     
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    #50     Sep 8, 2023