Father, retail investor, business leader, martial arts guy, STL City soccer fan, and UAP enthusiast. Owner MÓR Enterprises, LLC | Original Dreadpiratetrader
@GuntherEagleman So do we get that money back or what? Can I also have all the money I ever put into Social Security so I can invest it and actually make more than $2000 a month for the last 10 years of my life?
Soon! Need another few weeks of live testing. It’s nuckin futs Vivi. Imagine having the Autotrader work with just a small portion of your portfolio while you daytrade for fun. It’s racking up wins.
I think I’m looking forward to on. This is not being glued to my screen all day long.
I’m always gonna love the touch and feel of making my own trades, but it’ll be really nice to have an account dedicated to different types of trades that I can’t keep my eye on it just consistently makes profit.
OG members got what they deserved.
You’ll soon understand why we’re limiting our advanced Auto Trader strategies to participants within the EZPZ ecosystem. We’ll explain the reasoning in an upcoming post. #ZPZcoin#autotrading#trading
@jbfinancebull The only thing I’ve been able to swing trade are selling options. I’ve been daytrading in the morning and then doing fat trades in late morning early afternoon.
Every damn day. And it works.
TLDR-
If you aren't trailing your stops, you are an idiot.
QQQ $725 call. Oct 15. 0DTE.
Bought 10 at $1.10.
First stop was $0.90. That is a loss stop. Under the fill.
Then I sold 5 at $1.44.
Raised the stop on the rest to $1.30. That is above my entry.
Raised it again to $1.45.
The last 5 filled at $1.45.
I got "stopped out."
In profit.
Average exit about $1.445.
That is about $0.34 a contract, or roughly $340 on 10.
This was a baby trade. I was on a phone call.
I did not need to stare at it.
The stop was already above the fill.
Worst case from that point was a smaller win, not a red day.
That is the move.
You do not leave a green trade with a red stop.
Once it is working, walk the stop up.
First stop protects the debit.
The next stop protects the profit.
If I had left the $0.90 stop on, a normal 0DTE dip would have taken the whole thing back to a loss while I was talking.
Instead the stop was the babysitter.
Not financial advice. Paper trade first.