Trading Journal - June

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Seanote, Jun 3, 2002.

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  1. Seanote

    Seanote Guest

    Closed 2K MEDI @ 29.27

    + 620.00
     
    #101     Jun 6, 2002
  2. creosote

    creosote

    ...seems to be taking a beating. Is you long merq planned for a swing trade?
     
    #102     Jun 6, 2002
  3. Seanote

    Seanote Guest

    Closed 2K MERQ @ 31.10

    (900.00)
     
    #103     Jun 6, 2002
  4. Seanote

    Seanote Guest

    Covered 1K MO @ 56.71

    + 1,060

    Short 4,000
     
    #104     Jun 6, 2002
  5. Seanote

    Seanote Guest

    If you could verify my times are right I would appreciate it so I'm not trying to read something into these patterns if I'm staring at the wrong ones.:confused:

    I appreciate you keeping this thread going and would love to see you post more of your futures trades.

    -JPB [/B][/QUOTE]

    The times are correct in Eastern.
     
    #105     Jun 6, 2002
  6. Seanote

    Seanote Guest

    Short 10K JNPR @ 8.47
     
    #106     Jun 6, 2002
  7. Seanote

    Seanote Guest

    Covered 10K JNPR @ 8.50

    (300.00)
     
    #107     Jun 6, 2002
  8. Seanote

    Seanote Guest

    Covered 1K MO @ 56.70

    + 1,070

    Short 3K
     
    #108     Jun 6, 2002
  9. Seanote

    Seanote Guest

    Long 2K QCOM @ 30.86 (swing)

    Stop in the 29.90 area.
     
    #109     Jun 6, 2002
  10. David I

    David I

    Seanote - I'm thankful for your posts but I did like the per trade results in points vs your P/L in $. By posting in points gained/lost it was easier for the average reader to translate that into their own notion of size. With $ it becomes slower and a little more difficult reading to translate the result based on the number of shares for that particular trade. I don't know what the right words are but it seems that reporting $ gained/lost puts a damper (or one step removed) from the purity of your plays. However I appreciate this is your forum and this may be easier but I thought I would share my thoughts on it. Also I'm sure there are a number of people that are looking for $$ and cent's numbers and they will be drooling over the actual numbers. Witness the frequent posts to the boards asking "I'm just starting out - How much can I make a week day trading/swing trading, etc?". Some how it seemed a little more professional to post in points. Can't really put my finger on why exactly but just my opinion.

    Thanks for your posts and I look forward to reading more of them - whether they are in $ or points.

    - David I
     
    #110     Jun 6, 2002
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