laptop1 said:Do you Favour Longs or Shorts?
I Favour the corret side.
that is the best answer so far. lol
i do find the longs to be slower, though, and much more prone to trade management mistakes.
j
laptop1 said:Do you Favour Longs or Shorts?
I Favour the corret side.
jacinto said:that is the best answer so far. lol
i do find the longs to be slower, though, and much more prone to trade management mistakes.
j
yacarob1 said:Discriminatory comment.
Watch out, the mods will be after you.
this maybe the case for indices and stocksrockseller said:Definitely short it less time to make more money. because market always fall faster and rising slowly.
Agreed Andy, it depends a lot on the market. Oil for example, I'm always cautious being short going into a weekend because the chances of something kicking off in the Middle East or elsewhere, with the markets closed.... There's not much that's going to cause an equivalent move to the downside. Your grain examples are also good ones: like you I can't remember a limit down day, but several recent limit ups. Other markets, like forex and individual stocks, I have no inbuilt bias.andycan said:this maybe the case for indices and stocks
but certainly not for commodities
grains have been lock limit up on several occasions i can't remember in the last few years being lock limit down even on a downtrend.
also you have to be aware that with most commodities it works opposite to stocks
stocks if the co is doing well then chances are it will rise but with commodities especially the seasonals a lack of product or risk of effecting delivery makes the markets go to the moon
Eloquently putchump said:About the time the cheeks of my asre kissed the back of my knees I felt longs was the way to go