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clockwork71 replied Jul 5, 2009Funny, I thought you would have something to say about that. Actually, it's that kind of thinking that makes women better traders than men in my estimation. Good news for you, my English Rose.

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clockwork71 replied Jul 5, 2009It all comes down to relative risk. I understand the comment, but truthfully, if you don't sell too many contracts, the damage can only be so bad. Also, I seem to be better at seeing where price isn't going than where it is. So it kinda makes sense ...
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clockwork71 replied Jul 5, 2009Trading is not a dick-measuring contest. Never forget that.
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clockwork71 replied Jul 5, 2009Truth be known, I haven't had a string of losers in ages. I think 2 in a row is about as bad as it's been for a good year and a half.
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clockwork71 replied Jul 4, 2009Ok, well you can sit and wonder about it....or keep making profits. That is kind of my point. WHO CARES WHY? And actually, these areas exist vor several reasons. (Not the least of which comes down to order flow and hedging by large institutions....) ...
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clockwork71 replied Jul 4, 2009There are such things as weather derivatives, and yes - I would trade them based on chart patterns as well. However, that is a really, really, really specialized field and I don't know that this thread can cover something as advanced as that. Unless ...
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clockwork71 replied Jul 4, 2009I agree, she makes some really great points in that post.
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clockwork71 replied Jul 4, 2009It really comes down to the fact that 80% of options expire worthless. As far as infinite losses, that basically comes down to using liquid options. Stocks like IBM, etc.....will always have buyers and sellers. As for who is holding that long, there ...
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clockwork71 replied Jul 4, 2009Typically, it does take a little more to trade stocks, but in the end - I believe it's worth it. I started with forex, and then moved on. But you are correct - the more instruments to trade, the more likely you are going ot find the best set ups. CW
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clockwork71 replied Jul 4, 2009Another way to play a chart. — I know most of you don't do options.....but here's my take on the HPQ weekly chart that was posted earlier. I am thinking of selling one of those two prices - probably the $40 Aug. calls. I get to keep the ...
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clockwork71 replied Jul 4, 2009Good signs out exhaustion. Good eye on that chart. Hope it makes you a ton!
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clockwork71 replied Jul 3, 2009Actually, yes. I take those trades at times. I have a method I call "Box Trading", that I haven't really mentioned here. It's for range-bound markets. (Which most are, most of the time....) A little different approach than we have been talking ...
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clockwork71 replied Jul 3, 20091% is 1%....doesn't matter the size of your account. I know a lot of the members have been remarking about this one, and it seems to be gaining traction. Once you think in percentage terms, it changes everything. I went from a small account to about ...
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clockwork71 replied Jul 3, 2009I really, really, really want to see a signal in the 1.18-1.20 area. This is on my radar without a doubt. CW
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clockwork71 replied Jul 3, 2009Blog updated. I was messing around with Camtasia 6..... CW
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