It is true I never went to the secretarial skool like you did, and so I can't type perfect. But with you being my interweb spell cheker, I feel my weekness is well compensated for.
In my 3 months of play here, I only asked you for statements once. So I reckon you are on your toes alright. In comparison I had to ask Fonz De Lulz 3 or 4 times. He failed to respond and look what happened to him ?
Your assertion is incorrect. But I have no respect for vendors, and don't care what you think. Take your vendor badge off, then we can have a proper talk.
Jeez - what a retard.
Go & click that vendor badge, try to understand what the product is, then come back on here and tell me how I'm any different from the guys who produced Tradestation, CGQ, NinjaTrader or any other platform that provides you with charts/depth/time & sales.
Of course, if you trade without a screen, I'll take your 'vendor' comments on board.
In terms of us having a 'proper talk', that would be impossible. For two people to have a proper talk, there would need to be some semblance of them being on the same plane. This is not the case.
In your case, you actually believe you are ahead of most on the forum in terms of ability. It is worth repeating your words once more.
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When it comes to trading, I have plenty within myself, more so than a lot of people here. The only character fault in me is the need for 100% win. Once I have that fixed, I should be having plenty of lulz. Here's my stats for the current forum contest trades. You will notice a large number of wins. This kind of win ratio is consistent across time periods and is unmatched by anyone here. Disregard the drawdown and lack of profits. These are caused by my need for 100% win and non-existence loss management strategy. These are easy enough to fix."
This sounds very impressive until we see that you are talking about this:
Aaaaaah, the irony.
A guy on a trading forum, thinking he has it cracked. That is if we just 'disregard the drawdown', these results are brilliant. Well, obviously disregard the drawdown period too because that was just one daytrade that turned into a stress inducing swing trade. Of course, disregard the average of 1 pip per trade too and the fact that a 90% win rate still produces a 40% drawdown because there's no actual system here - just trading with miniscule targets and huge stops.
Now - I do understand your pain but this path is not the way to profit. First of all to profit from day trading, you need the following:
If you manage to grow a set of those, then the next thing you need to do is get educated. You may well get ripped off in the process (I sure did) but IF you learn from this, you will not get ripped off a second time. You need the balls to pay for an education (you will not find it on T2W), you need the balls to stick with what you learn and you need the balls to place orders at such a time that it is not remotely comfortable to do so.
Once you have in your hands a successful method, the next thing you need to understand that after learning it, it will not work for you. The only thing that will make something work for you is experience.
The way you come across, my guess is, even when you do find something to work at, you wont. Most likely you will try it for a week and then start crying it doesn't work. The fact that you seek perfection will erode any edge you do come across.
If you want to daytrade, the best prices come with the least confirmation.
As it's confirmation you constantly seek, the market will not be kind to you.