@kroyrunner Your % edge a year and a half ago was 33%, it's now 66%. So you've been trading with about a 140% edge for the past 1 1/2 years! Your winning % has actually gone down to around 65% now so your risk/reward has to have gone from about 1:1 to nearly 3:1! Are you just using a tighter risk now, what'd you change? It's obv. working!
I would love to be able to control my trades this way; every trade, win or lose, is a round number!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMeLN8Qgpd0 Just one of the many videos from my vid library about mkt cap vs. float. I've done this way too long not to know the difference.
NNDM 2 days ago was such a perfect example of a perfect marketing trick. The pr was brilliant making an untrained eye believe that the company is working on defense field and just signed a huge contract. In reality, the news simply said that the company sold their SECOND 3D printer to a U.S. based defense company. No promises for ANY further business. No surprise the hype was over in less than a day. So important to understand what you are reading...
Note to myself: never, ever use my broken computer to post on my wall again. The above post disappeared - yet posted unfinished 3 times....
Long time since we spoke, looking at your progress great job my friend, I learned quite a few things from you. Keep up the good work.
Awesome interview John. Thanks for explaining a little bit of your setups. I think we're looking for a kind fo the same setups so I can learn a lot of you. Will study your trades in depth on the weekend
Jack, this lesson brought back some of the most painful memories I ever experienced trading stocks. I've been caught like that as well, but I just ended up becoming a bag holder for about 6 months. I was long the stock and it moved against me but I was full of "HOPE" that it would come back and I would get my money back. Well it never did come back and ended up going all the way down to the .oo5's then .004's and so on and so on. The thing is that I got into it at the .20's and it ran all the wa
@RichieRichW what a story... sorry to hear man. It really all comes down to cut losses quickly! Add to winners, NEVER losers, and never hold and hope.
Jackaroo I took a major lesson from this video. Thank you for sharing, this probably made you a 10x better trader then you were before, and to man up and recap it and make a video of it for others to learn from is class act!!!!! You already knew what to do and now I bet you will never forget it. Probably one of your greatest learning lessons that sharpened your skills even better for the future. Thanks again man!!!!
Thanks Jack for sharing
@k25de just became a fully transparent trader today!
I saw your question in the chat and just saw that you started yesterday. Good luck with your journey! The best way to start is to study carefully everything on the emails that you receive from the Challenge. One of the first "Must Watch" videos is Tim's Trader Check list. Here is the link: https://profit.ly/content/premium/16791?aff=12
Anne is so wonderful, helping everyone in our community. Best of luck K25de!
Thank you Mike. That's very nice of you to say my Friend!
@RolandWolf Saw you interview on here recently and really happy for you and your family. I need to learn more, a lot more, before feeling comfortable enough to confidently trade. I have been watching the 14 videos Tim offers for FREE to all. Trading for the 1st 2 hours a day is tough right now for me. I heard loud and clear your hours were flexible at 1st in the family biz. How crazy would it be to do NOTHING but learn and educate myself the next 6 to 8 months, sell my house, take the proceeds and rent a place and trade with the remainder? Maybe I paper trade a few months too before doing this. I have a son and want to plan smart and not fast. I am willing to take the time to get there. Any key tips, videos, advice or words of wisdom to offer? Keep at man. I am impressed and happy for you.
I think selling your house in a very bad idea. Check Tim Grittani story.
Defiantly not a good idea listen to Sylvia
Agree 100% and thanks for the gut check. I really count myself as fiscally conservative and will take the advice wholeheartedly.
@joecrowley7777 I've been trading for two years. Trading in Tim Sykes group and two other ones. One of them is a private group of just a handful of us. Many of us have reached 6 figures in trading now. Most started with about $10k trading account. It's enough to get going. The most important part is studying and practicing. People usually need 2-3 years to become profitable. Lot's of studying, is the name of the game!
@dux CONGRATS for crossing $2M !!!!! Awesome job!
@huperauxano the R-value is just the ratio of my average win to my average loss. I’m not ready to talk about the Kelly percent yet, I don’t want to lead anyone down the wrong path there.
Did you make you make that spreadsheet?
nice job PAPA
from college grad soon to be bartender to best penny stock trader in the world
Congratulations Tim! Well deserved new milestone
hi Tim...do you use stop loss?
In couple of short months Tim will cross the big one...$10 M and that's quite an incredible achievement. I have huge respect for someone who continues trading instead of trying to pull money out of the desperate newbies, like so many today. However, after trading nearly 3 years, I must say that Tim's only video "Trading Tickers", is really what taught me how to trade. So, it really doesn't take a lot of teaching, just a lot of practice and spread sheets.
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