i love trading ,but ...

Discussion in 'Professional Trading' started by mr double, Feb 10, 2006.

  1. as soon as u have size on your trades they take much more significance and u won't feel the detachment u experienced with one lot anymore, this is deeply rooted in our psychology, u need to have a pathology affecting your brains to ignore a pos going against u or to take huge risks: we are simply not design for that, our instincts tell us to preserve capital...that's your goal isn't it?....preserve and accumulate capital. U realize there's a huge conflict of interests within our inner wishes of compounding and the reality of risking all of the capital meant to be compounded and that this might prove to be a huge obstacle, don't u?
     
    #101     Feb 11, 2006
  2. are you talking to me? If you are I deal with this by thinking in percent...my spreadsheet takes care of all of this...


     
    #102     Feb 11, 2006
  3. no electric, am talking with this pigheaded kid
     
    #103     Feb 11, 2006
  4. lol....ok...look i am encouraging him for a reason. I want the other newbies to watch...


     
    #104     Feb 11, 2006
  5. i know that

    You reference the 800 percenters in the FXCM contest...how did you place or did you just observe? you need 1000 to participate,i never had that ,even if i had ,won't play with it ,cause its big to me
     
    #105     Feb 11, 2006
  6. The exposure he suggests is twice mine, but I am ultra conservative....but he must be REAL correct in his picks to pull this off...He also states he can hold up to three days...AVERAGE
     
    #106     Feb 11, 2006
  7. now u are just completely incoherent
    no point in continuing this discussion
     
    #107     Feb 11, 2006
  8. ok ,then. i won't post anything here anymore,good luck
     
    #108     Feb 11, 2006
  9. what about your journal?


     
    #109     Feb 11, 2006
  10. Electric. Do you trade any exotics in the Forex market? Double-touch, no touch, compounds? Or what would you recommend spreading on Fed funds futures and can you do synthetic exotics to capture expected Fed movement?
     
    #110     Feb 11, 2006