I just paid 33.12 to cover the remaining ADBE. Daily PnL positive 38k, which includes a 7k loss from closing out my ebay options from yday. A good day for sure, but still plenty of ground left to cover to make up for my crappy performance earlier in the week. With no positions, i'm heading out to the ballpark to watch the Cardinals over a hotdog and beer.
"Well, now that we have established the weakness of your powers of observation, we can safely say your earlier claims of your knowlede of StLouie's success was pretty much conjured out of your guesses and imagination..." Dude you dont get it don't you ? You can't seem to read between the lines.
This thread is a joke. Stlouis trader is nothing more than a guy with too much money to burn and time to waste. Dude. You are gambling and have a serious problem. If you are seriously trading with millions of dollars, get smart and create a long term asset allocation strategy and adjust it over time. You'll make more money and discover there is a world out there. Sounds like you need to get a life and serious therapy.
Confession: in 2003, i funded my trading account with $30k. It sure would have been nice if a "long term asset allocation model" was an option back then. It wasn't. i was poor. If i'm gambling, im on one really hot, long run. Pls don't jinx it
St Loius Trader you got enough money so this is what you do. Take all your money you got right now and just put it into CD accounts. It's guaranteed free money. Fuck trying to live the 100 million dollar american dream. Now after 1 year you should have more than $100,000. Take that $100,000 and put it into a forex account and leverage that bitch 100:1 on a single trade and see how it goes. If you lose the $100,000, oh well you didn't need it anyways. If you win then it's just more free money that you're getting ontop of what you're getting from you CD accounts. Sounds like a plan.
Hmmm either that or keep doing what's worked for 7 yrs. I'll think about it Ps my last response got garbled in the quote so I'm reposting. Sorry for the redundancy.