@ecnal15@MATTSMATTED Appreciated all that Matt was posting until I got burnt on back to back to back trades. My issue is posting only the positives. I asked something similar and got no response. Great that he posts to help but we all have to be cautious no matter. After all, we are responsible.
@MATTSMATTED How interesting. How many losing day trades hit the post in the last couple of days? It is okay to have losses. Just have to balance the posts and represent both winners and losers with honesty.
@MATTSMATTED Definitely insane. Wonderful if you got in or understood to stay in for some of these great gains. With trading there are always losses. Balancing the report would be good.
@MATTSMATTED This was a great trade however these postings are misleading. Was this trade not already closed? How are your followers to know to keep it going? Saying it keeps yielding dor 'us' when it was thought to be over is not a win.
@MATTSMATTED This META trade had a massive draw down yesterday and would have hit many day trading stop losses. It was also range bound so yes, if you held through the potential loss (pullpacks) and watched Theta Decay but still believed in the trade, you would be celebrating today.
@myprivatechatst Got it. Is it possible for you to share when a trade is closed for a loss? It is allowing others to also close who are following and about integrity. Real traders know not all trades will be a winner.
@MATTSMATTED NGVC, UVV, HELE and GLAD not the best sections for this trading environment unless there is news. Have to stay away unless there is volume and weekly contracts
@MATTSMATTED Got burnt on the SPY earlier. Could not sustain the drawdown with option decay and being in the wrong direction at the time. Not seeing all the upside profits posted.
@MATTSMATTED Observation, tickers like GLAD without weekly expiration contracts and good volume, do not do well in day trading set ups. I tend to get on stocks with good weekly options and good volume. Delta between 30 to 45 if OTM. When SPY does not go anywhere, bid-ask speads can get wide.