YM Traders

Discussion in 'Index Futures' started by volente_00, Aug 23, 2005.

  1. frugi

    frugi

    Quick question for anyone who trades more than 10 lots of YM, if I may: do you bother using iceberg limit orders to hide your true size, that is if your broker lets you simulate this type of order? I know IB do, but not sure about others.
     
    #2911     Dec 6, 2005
  2. You didn't miss anything

    unless it is in your system

    most likely you would not have went short.
     
    #2912     Dec 6, 2005
  3. Pekelo

    Pekelo


    1. Very good, although you might miss a few teaching lessons. For example today after 1 pm the Stochs were going down although the Dow stayed up until 3 pm. So you had 2 hours to get the hell out of longs...

    2. Currently down like what? 40 points? Yes, your timing is way off. This and the last trade sucked big time....

    Now I hope you are going to close it in the green, and I wish you good luck with your search for backers, nevertheless a bad trade is a bad trade....

    But in porgie's style: u r the man! keep up the good work!
     
    #2913     Dec 6, 2005
  4. the weak ones always let it bother them
     
    #2914     Dec 6, 2005
  5. What is "most likely"? Lol, I am paper-trading all day from school.


    Would have been long on the move up *paper traded on real paper from school on cbot), and traded the middle almost flawlessly with a 5 poing stop.

    I have the paper-trade to prove it on NinjaTrader.
    I have from 2:57 to 4:15 on NinjaTrader, shorted at 926 and also went long at 860 near the very end to take the newbies money for another 75



    It would have been my 1000+ day today, and I'm loving it.
     
    #2915     Dec 6, 2005
  6. Just keep in mind you had all these huge up days when you papertraded before. Then reality hit when you went live. I hope you succeed this time in your live trading. Good luck.
     
    #2916     Dec 6, 2005
  7. volente_00

    volente_00

    coulda woulda shoulda is not in a trader's vocabulary.
    Paper trading is fine for developing trading plans, but nothing can compare to real money.
     
    #2917     Dec 6, 2005
  8. You know what, I just typed a lot of BS for people that doubt success.

    But 6 weeks, I'll let the trading do the talking.

    That is all there is left to say about that.

    I don't see anyone else showing P&L.

    200k a year coolweb, wtf, don't you dare challenge my trades.

    Now to top off all the BS, I just need porgie to top it off with some words of wizdom.

    People are unbelievable on ET, no wonder why only 5% of traders make it. Unfuckingbelievable.

    Gotta love trading, and the people invovled.
     
    #2918     Dec 6, 2005
  9. volente_00

    volente_00

    Sorry if you took offense but my words come from experience.
    I really hope you make it, and you have a lot going for you to make it.
     
    #2919     Dec 6, 2005
  10. Jmow, good luck to you. Post your P&L on the discussion "Traders P&L" if you would like... don't worry, poeple won't talk bad about your results. It's a supportive discussion :)

    But I would agree with the previous post - paper trading is nowhere near real money. No emotions in paper trading and plenty of that with your actual money.
     
    #2920     Dec 6, 2005