Surf's Special Situation Journal

Discussion in 'Journals' started by marketsurfer, Aug 4, 2012.

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  1. Wide Tailz

    Wide Tailz

    Don't be afraid to take profitz
     
    #2981     Mar 17, 2013
  2. Nice Surf. Cyprus=Greece, it twas eventually going to happen.
    Interesting how it played out over a weekend....hmmmm.
    We are now back to "tough times" once again.
    Well this is definitely a rally ender.
     
    #2982     Mar 17, 2013
  3. tobbe

    tobbe

    Good thing there isn't such a thing as survivorship bias in the surf journals.

    Nice trade :) .
     
    #2983     Mar 18, 2013


  4. Thanks! Thats definitely a price driver. Will see what happens. Could use a nice win! surf
     
    #2984     Mar 18, 2013
  5. Haven't heard anything from cornix this morning? His money got hit in Cyprus for 10%?
     
    #2985     Mar 18, 2013
  6. Not to blow my own horn Surf, but my journal has been in the Metals futures subforum. I've been calling for weak copper for quite some time and finally the break below $3.50 has now confirmed that.
    Thanks Cyprus !
    http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=3761733#post3761733

    There's been a lot of drama in that market due to the hoarding of the red metal by the Chinese. No one wanted to bet against them. And who knows what position Farmer is in right now ? The way that market was being held-up by chewing gum and old twine just reeked that he was in there long. Today's nearly 10 cent move down has been significant IMHO.
     
    #2986     Mar 18, 2013
  7. Nice trading!
     
    #2987     Mar 18, 2013
  8. cornix

    cornix

    Cornix just had some long weekend for personal holiday reasons. No Cyprus accounts involved. :D
     
    #2988     Mar 18, 2013
  9. cornix

    cornix

    My experience so far is mixing rules with discretionary trading only suits very skilled traders.

    Most newbies stumble upon exactly that: discretionary factor. I observed it many, many times.

    So even in the case of chart pattern reading, one better "automate herself", which is probably easier vs. constructing a true algo bot and effective in the results.

    Effort is directed towards discipline then, which is easier to achieve when focus is narrow as opposed to mastering the intuitive trading and discipline simultaneously.

    Also I concluded that eliminating as many discretionary inputs as possible is overall to the benefit of a trader even if there's theoretical decline in profits, because practical results rarely get worse, just the opposite.
     
    #2989     Mar 18, 2013
  10. It's called wizetrade.com just follow the arrows-- 100% based on TA.

    surf:D
     
    #2990     Mar 19, 2013
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