We have no idea what your RR's are because you post in hindsight and we don't know the price at which you'd terminate the trade for a loss. Please direct us to the trades I called in hindsight on the day I linked you to (where I stated in advance my stop loss on all trades as well as the key levels where I'd be looking to trade off, the first of which served as the low tick of support for my long position). Every trade I called there in real time ran >10 ticks in my favor with almost no adverse movement at all from entry. So where are the non-existent backers???
lol tradingurinals! Yeah, that ES trade that you took 10 in heat on and is still underwater? Bro, it's time for another EURJPY blow-up! Start another journal!
Granny taught me to never complain about free money. K-freakin' chingo $$$ Congrats to all longs. Bulls always win!
I love you Waxie $$$$ you are my hero as well $$Mr.Market$$ I love 100% up room to go with ZERO risk.. You know the ol' sayin'..... "Buy in May and Stay!!!"
A 5% dip is a remote possibility. A major correction, on the other hand, is out-of-the-question. It simply will not be permitted. Understand: Markets are now instruments of policy, not price discovery. Which means there will never be another major bear market, not to mention another crash. Won't happen so long as central banks remain at the controls. And if, for some reason, they lose control, it is likely that there will be no more markets. New Paradigm, friends. Stop fighting the power and deal with it.
You folks are funny. You're the ones that finally fuel the 15% correction when it comes. Hey ... why not margin to to the hilt long? (by the way, yes, I have a long only book. But it's still cute watching folks that think they are geniuses in a bull-market)
Anything less than 20% is not a "correction." Fifteen percent would be the very far outer limits of what would be allowed. But that's no correction. And it's certainly no crash. My guess is that we'll have a very hard time dropping below ES 1850. Ever.