Fully Automated Stocks Trading

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  1. ValeryN

    ValeryN

    ~2 days on average
     
    #521     Aug 1, 2022
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    A house boat does much better taking advantage of Volatility + fun \ but loses capital much more than a home or townhome/condo.
    I'm still looking for RE to buy. But i like my salmon, fresh out of a can, less volatility.:D:D
    I almost ignored an old REALTOR;s advice a few years ago' he said dont buy in my neighborhood with that inland lake house . Its been moved \ too hard to sell. Main reason i finally decided not to buy , he was real good with resales. WORKED out well\ a small flood broke the dam + messed up resales for several years. But the empty lake grew excellent tomatoes:caution:
     
    #522     Aug 1, 2022
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    ValeryN

    Vancouver is like parallel universe. Saw a house boat here for 1.2mil few days ago, 1h away from downtown, in a hardly desirable area on a river, with a tiny piece of land though. Probably 800k in a good location for a tiny boat house with 2k/month moorage fee. BC is kinda all like that. We pay 500k for a cheapest house in the middle of nowhere close to US border, and salivate over the ones on the over side for 50k with a decent chunk of land.

    Is floating house really that much fun to live in btw?
     
    #523     Aug 2, 2022
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    Floating house to live in ?? NOt for me;\/ or ''wave'' patterns dont sound like to much fun to live in. :caution::caution:
    I'm reading a good real estate textbook this week.
    For US, 1929, all real estate+ home sales = $29 billion;
    For US,1933, all real estate + home sales =$ 3 billion. wow, no wonder prices are so HI, now also. With limited supply, limited MLS listings[multiple listing service].......................
     
    #524     Aug 2, 2022
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  5. Hi Beginner66, I do not have a degree, I wrote my first program when I was like 7years old or so, I was given some pre-IPO shares for volunteer work I did when I was 18 and it set the record for the biggest IPO in history , i bought in with $2000 and sold at $36,000 the day it first traded.. then I tried day-trading that and got my ass beat and then went on a quest to self-study math.. I'd have calculus books stacked up with me at my day job programming . I am doing pretty good, 100% win rate since starting to trade options 2 years ago, 50% return in 2021. I am disappointed I dont already have my jointly calibrating rough volatility model done because if I did I could get that up to 100% a year at least
     
    #525     Aug 3, 2022
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  6. Very impressive stochastix
    ive met many without a degree who way smarter than me..you sound like one of them.
    a great return...love it... you will get where you want to go i can tell. thanks again stochastix

    best
    John
     
    #526     Aug 3, 2022
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    7?? Sounds like you need no degree:D:D
    I don't need no rocking chair\
    Geritol or your Medicare.
    -G Jones > 3.5 million video views \from the album\Walls Can Fall:caution::caution:
     
    #527     Aug 4, 2022
  8. Can you tell some more about it? How is this helpful with stock trading? Or is it for options?

    Btw, just for fun, below I attempted to calc your annual and total PL% (the last one) from your recent table of your monthly PLpct's. Does it match with your results?
    y=2020: v.sz=12 PLpct=89.12
    y=2021: v.sz=12 PLpct=62.63
    y=2022: v.sz=7 PLpct=2.80
    y=0: v.sz=3 PLpct=216.18
     
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    #528     Aug 4, 2022
  9. ValeryN

    ValeryN

    We are two different people. @stochastix does options I believe.

    Yes, PL seems about right. I actually never look at it this way, just monthly in % and then in $ at the end of accounting period for taxes.
     
    #529     Aug 4, 2022
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  10. Opps! Indeed! Sorry for this mix-up. :)

    Thx.
     
    #530     Aug 5, 2022
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