Oops

Discussion in 'Trading' started by farmerjohn1324, Apr 3, 2020.

  1. EsKiller

    EsKiller

    Now I can't wait to see how low oil is going to open on Sunday just for the sake of this thread.
     
    #101     Apr 4, 2020
  2. MichalTr

    MichalTr

    So, you have no idea about buying commodities in long term ? Doing it using futures or CFDs is worst possible idea.
     
    #102     Apr 5, 2020
  3. southall

    southall

    Open downs over $2.

    OP is $15000+ in the hole :wtf:
     
    #103     Apr 5, 2020
  4. Already sold them at 31.57. I'm happy with that. −16940 loss.

    It's up since then. This was way too much risk to expose myself to.
     
    #104     Apr 5, 2020
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  5. southall

    southall

    I was having so much fun trading S&P futures, (I won my trade 3 times in a row. Profited about $1700.) that I decided to try oil futures and lose $17,000 :wtf:
     
    #105     Apr 5, 2020
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  6. So I'll stick to the S&P where I have stops in place.

    Rather than expose myself to unlimited risk like I did here.
     
    #106     Apr 5, 2020
  7. southall

    southall

    It was your size that was the problem. You got easily shaken out.
     
    #107     Apr 5, 2020
  8. Yes. And just the fear of imagining what would happen if it plummeted like the headlines were saying. It has actually gone up since open.
     
    #108     Apr 5, 2020
  9. southall

    southall

    This is why only day trade.

    I know if i swing trade anything the market would just shake me out of my position, even if i am eventually right.
     
    #109     Apr 5, 2020
  10. Unless you invest such a small amount that even if you win, you didn't win much.

    But also, some swing trades are easier to predict. Some of them are flat out obvious. There are quite a few obvious predictions around this virus scare...

    The indices will go up when it's over, oil will rebound, etc.
     
    #110     Apr 5, 2020