If you're referring t real time "calls", that's something I sometimes but infrequently do for a number of reasons. 1 Time constraints, I take a number of trades in a given and am busy. 2 It tends to get me more emotionally involved in a trade than otherwise and there is nothing good in that. 3 I don't want anyone taking my trades as they do not have the familiarity of my trade plan necessary nor are they seeing charts as I do. 4 I don't want anyone second guessing their own trades over my calls. Like any active trader, many of my trades don't work. I have posted hundreds of charts through the years explaining the setups and management rules and have answered any questions related to them. I am not here to amaze, entertain, impress or mentor anyone but am happy to offer help as I've been helped along the way. Anyone wanting to see "proof", blotters etc can kiss my ass as that's nobody's business. The only ones with intimate knowledge of all my trades and P&L are myself, my broker, my CPA who needs to know and the IRS who insists in knowing.
At 4:01 EST Wall Street Journal , drops headline.....US to impose EU tariffs. Index futures fall back to session lows.
To put that in perspective, it isn't Trump's new trade war.. these tariffs were approved by the WTO and can't be retalliated
I was referring to prices you were targeting (entry and exit levels your PA is giving), not necessarily your actual trade. More as a comparison to my own views/targets, not to copy. One of the traders I studies was Victor Niederhoffer, his motto is: Don't play the other person's game