Surf's Special Situation Journal

No --- PDs have been kicking ass so far this year. Sometimes a little early but we are still solidly positive. surf

 

Allright, ok--- we have added 5 contracts SHORT at 14335 in preparation for the lucifuge elevator into the abyss, coming soon to a stock near you.

holding,

surf

 

Ok.What about sentiment shift?It could easily change direction at the time you keep adding.You are risking being on the wrong side of the market quite often.Remember your last CL?You did take it into account,didn`t you?

 

Certainly not every trade is a winner--- but the Price Drivers provide insight into sentiment not found in any other way--- I am confident of a continued down wave-- if it doesn't' happen, I'll bail when the PD's shift to neutral or bullish. surf

 

Ballsy claim, considering you have no real basis to make it.

 

Do you use the index value for the exit as well,or exits are arbitrary?

 

He likes to forget the losers, but it does not matter since I think most of his trades are demo.

 

Even if it`s not demo,he`s got some real bad habit not listen the sentiment crunch wich could eventually wipe his bottom line out of the market.Though,i only wish him well!

 

Surf likes to believe his PD's are unique and that he has the edge over everyone here who believe in TA.
Just a load of nonsense.

Surf makes bold claims about market direction and strength.
More nonsense.

Not long ago it was a 1000 point run which was within fingertip reach.

Bottom line, Surf's PD calls are short term, not long term, he gets whipped around, he has no fixed stop, he uses sentiment as a stop which is part of his PD system.
One doesn't need a fixed stop but what I'm wishing to say is Surf's ego as usual gives him an inflated sense of importance.
His superiority attitude is the main reason traders are mostly intolerant of him. Also his sucking up to hedge fund dipsticks and the likes of Sykes.

The only unique thing about Surf is he's a loud mouth, chest thumper.

 

Really smurf?
As long as you've been around the game?

Taking massive losses one after the other barely made up for by an occasion home run is somehow better?

Odd, I can only recall one or maybe two winners with the rest large losses.

And sometimes a LOT early, by DAYS.

And your net after commission number of ticks is...? (including all, not just the ones you like to talk about)