Best Tips To Avoid Being Stopped Out In Futures?

Discussion in 'Trading' started by Bugsy, Apr 1, 2018.

  1. volpri

    volpri

    well .....ok...:rolleyes: FB83DD3F-F315-4E30-B24D-ADE494F3AE89.jpeg
     
    #51     Apr 8, 2018
  2. rtw

    rtw


    i would recommend that you just forget about trading futures contracts. the level of leverage is insane and these markets imply far too much risk than what an ordinary retail trader can handle.

    as you and several others have mentioned, trading successfully without stops is completely impossible, but trading successfully with stop orders is also almost completely impossible all the same. if you have already tried your hand in the futures markets you are aware of all the numerous deathtraps; from instruments where price goes nowhere for a long time but market makers still find ways to crush all the stop orders by retail traders, to instances where price does initially signal a strong trend but first there are two or three fakes where all retail investors are destroyed before price does make the decisive move it telegraphed previously
    (even after years i still almost always fall for these damn fakes). not to mention the obscene manipulation and rigging of markets where the global economy is in a far worse situation now than it ever was before 2007 - 2008 - 2009 but the latest stupid financial bubbles keep getting inflated ever higher (same thing with petroleum as you mentioned; all fundamentals have been very poor for more than a decade but declining petroleum prices would kill the latest stupid financial bubbles and equally importantly the house of saud is completely broke and desperately needs all the price manipulation it can get).

    i will indeed share with you some alternatives that make a lot more sense via private message.
     
    #52     Apr 9, 2018
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  3. TDMA

    TDMA

    You couldn't leave it alone could you, so because you have no clue what you are doing your whole premise is to dilute the information from those that do.

    Well that took 30seconds to look up, "I worked in a grocery store", you have no advanced education which explains your complete lack of understanding and your general penchant (you'll have to look that word up) to provide irrelevant one liners. It actually now makes more sense why you use graphics and keep it short, you have no skills to write complete sentences.

    So here's the thing to everyone else, obviously there are disruptive people who have no clear skill nor ability to provide any value add, and never will because they missed the boat early on with their education taking a different path in life. At what point does someone design a closed site to provide knowledge eliminating the cognitive imbalanced and unskilled people, because obviously the public sites rely on volume of content.
     
    #53     Apr 9, 2018
  4. wrbtrader

    wrbtrader

    The other side of the problem as discussed in a congressional hearing is the predatorial practices by brokers that saw it as an opportunity to bring in new small traders that couldn't trade stocks because of the SEC PDT rule.

    Today, its a key advertisement tool by brokers that frequently announce low capitalization requirements to trade just one contract.
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    Simply, traders with small accounts wanted in and the brokers made sure the doors were wide open with the welcome mat out front. Yet, the past few years...the advertising practices toward small traders has changed dramatically as predicted would occur by many in the industry (e.g. brokers, charting services).

    Less discussions today in comparison to 5 - 10 years ago about trading Emini ES, NQ, YM, RTY futures by retail traders although there seems to be a rise in discussions for Eurex/Euronext futures by retail traders in Europe. I started noticing the change in 2008 - 2010 during the global financial fiasco.

    Thus, the small account traders are slowly being squeezed out.

    wrbtrader
     
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    #54     Apr 9, 2018
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  5. volpri

    volpri

    ROFLMAO..ROFLMAO...what took so long?

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    Hey buddy when is the sale pitch coming?
     
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    #55     Apr 9, 2018
  6. yiehom

    yiehom

    Success in trading not quite related to school level, imo.
    Lol, remember the bunch phd's and mathematicians/engineers at LTCM ? They almost kaputted the markets with all those diplomas.

     
    #56     Apr 9, 2018
  7. qxr1011

    qxr1011

    it should be correctly placed trade and correctly placed stop, and then the stop to be moved at the proper time in according with the development in the market , and then again, and again , and the then profit should be taken

    you know that right?

    all you just asking is how

    in fact you asking for the essences of trading

    and expect to get it ?

    at the forum?
     
    #57     Apr 9, 2018
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  8. Cognitive imbalance. I’ll keep that one in mind. Nice way of saying crazy fuck.
     
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    #58     Apr 9, 2018
  9. stepan7

    stepan7

    Market is a very good equalizer of education.
     
    #59     Apr 10, 2018
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  10. adamou

    adamou

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    #60     Apr 10, 2018