Swing Trading
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By Daniel Meakin · Posted
16/8/19 feeling okay again had a bit to drink last night with an old friend so spent the morning in bed but still a bit ropey.. really bad day, kept breaking all my rules and hit double my max loss. not how i like to end the week 😞 Trade 1: -
By Sukh Sidhu · Posted
Hey BBT!
My name is Sukh I'm from Cheshire in the UK
I have owned my own businesses for the past 15 years, I now have time for a new challenge/project. I'm not keen to not add another business, more customers, more staff etc
Trading seems like the right opportunity
I have been thinking about it for a while, stumbled upon Andrew on Twitter I believe and then bought and read his entire book in a weekend
I've been hesitant to dive in but decided to take the plunge and enrol yesterday, I've never done any trading of any kind real or on a simulator so I'm apprehensive but also very excited to be here and to get started
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By Konstantin M · Posted
Hi, I watched Japanese markets for a while and sometimes you can find the patterns we trade here in most active stocks. The problem is that it is much harder to find the correct stocks without speaking Japanese. In addition the number of good setups per day seems to be lower, the min share size is 100 and trading after lunch break may be too volatile and spontaneous. Oh and margin requirements are too high in terms of account size and trade volume. You can see a number of successful traders online sharing their results but it is hard to tell what strategies they are using. I would say it is possible to make money in Japanese market but it will take a lot of practice, reading and communicating with local traders which is difficult on itself not mentioning the language barrier. -
Vikram, I’m now caught up with your entire journal; it took me weeks! Your trading style is so different from mine and as a result, I’m learning so much! Thanks for posting!! -
October 19th works for me. Thanks for getting this together.
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