MikeTrades

@AirplaneJane After months of studying many resources and a variety of traders, i am officially going to start trading with a $2,000 account i have been building in the previous months of studying. I know you are a busy person but you are someone I have fallowed for a long time and honestly, you inspire me more than anyone else. Do you have any beginner tips you could lend me? Thank you!

AirplaneJane
AirplaneJane Jun 07, 16 12:49 PM

If you have not already practiced paper trading while studying please practice. Then once you have confidence with consistency then trade with small money.

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MikeTrades Jun 07, 16 8:10 PM

I have been practicing paper trading for quite some time but i honestly don't know if i am %100 confident in my ability to trade with real capital, so i will keep practicing until i reach that level. Thank you for your time, it means a lot!

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MikeTrades

@kroyrunner When you started with $1500, did you lose it all at one point?, i feel that it is almost normal to lose that amount when starting.

iamliquid
iamliquid Mar 24, 16 2:42 AM

he did lose it all but he had money from a summer job saved he used to start again in summer '11

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BSeli
BSeli Mar 22, 16 8:48 AM

Potential short opportunity soon?

djvillar
djvillar Mar 22, 16 10:48 AM

I see you made money but not sire if the thought process makes sense. Resistance was 5.10 so your figuring it will become new support (that makes sense). But then you buy when after it breaks that support at all the way to 5.03 (buying under support - here's where its gets sketchy). Then you say your confirmation is when it when it bounced twice at the 5.10 area, after you entered under that support area. If you lower your time frame enough there are bounces everywhere. And if you identify 5.

djvillar
djvillar Mar 22, 16 10:50 AM

...And if you identify 5.10 as support and buy under it, is your entry at 5.05 not entry at an arbitrary bounce that so happened to also be a near term bottom? Shouldn't you be buying after support prove to actually be support with a stop under that area?

JoeRuark
JoeRuark Jul 06, 16 4:36 PM

I know very very late, but the 5.10 was double top, usually does not breakout the first few times. If you notice, it bounces off the 5.00 area from waay back. Thats how I knew it was support there.

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