Another thing, its trivial to call for a reversal at a prev swing high A monkey could do it, and often does. Sometimes the monkey is right Need actual entries and exits with real money to even think about props.
I posted my entries a week in advance, in my other thread. The only question is, how much money will I make each week? I've been doing this for a long time on other forums and called the day of the high off those mini crashes. I'll keep posting here as well as on my insta and twitter; its easy for me. If you look at the swing high, I actually called for a higher price than the previous one. Literally 1 point of drawdown. It is around 80-90% accurate.
I don't like to show how much money I risk, make, etc. but I'll do it this once. Here is proof of my other call on the high https://i.imgur.com/hsQcvXv.png when I shorted the very day of the high on September 2nd.
Way to go, Stockpredictor! Good call. Keep up the good work. Kinda funny because I was also showing that stocks were going to cycle down today and bonds up. Just took a little longer to play out. Best wishes to you!
Gave it a quick run through, yep he is good. I remember thinking that the market low was in after the first limit up day from the consolidation; market was firming up. Of course, easy to say in retrospect; I did not long when I thought we would go up, no guts :/. Just gotta keep on learning; always consider oneself a student. Much blood, sweat, and tears to get to this stage. I am focusing a lot less on daytrading and more on swings. The other thread of intraday predictions looks more impressive perhaps, but the big money is in the swings, and easier to control my emotions. Livermore was right, and I'm focusing on that.
all well and good. you have 20 posts here an obvious short today in an obvious spot. and cherry picking screen shots of a single winner is not exactly proof on anything you might be the best ever but Im betting the other way
You're not wrong. However, I remember those yearly 10-k filed Goldman profitability charts- they rarely have losing days, and are on the right side of large moves. I suspect Jesse Livermore also was able to do these things.