voirdire1st
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Sold at $23.01 for 4.4 profit%. Weeeeee. Sure looks like a bottom to me!
Like it at today's price? Was considering another entry...
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Sold at $23.01 for 4.4 profit%. Weeeeee. Sure looks like a bottom to me!
Sold at $23.01 for 4.4 profit%. Weeeeee. Sure looks like a bottom to me!
Like it at today's price? Was considering another entry...
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In studying the performance of my various trading strategies as well as individual trades, I have come to the conclusion that the trades I have disclosed in the public domain have suffered from reduced performance compared to those I have kept private. I have witnessed the same phenomenon with several trading systems, whose performance has diminished year after year after going "live."
Bought AMZN at $325.
Sold AMZN at $317 for 2.5% loss.
I had an individual on another thread question the performance of the trades that I have posted in real time since the inception of my Account Talk. I am attaching a spreadsheet containing the results of every trade that I have posted in real time, all of which are documented by my time stamped posts in this thread. In the computation, I have only included closed trades. For anyone wondering about my recent NUGT positions, I still hold all of the ones that I posted about. Those lots are currently DCA'd at around $35 per share. I have done additional trading that I did not have an opportunity to post that have reduced my DCA cost basis to around $22 per share. At this point, I see no reason that I will be closing this trade out for a loss, and fully expect NUGT to rebound into the $30 range in due time. I have become reluctant to post too much information regarding trades on this thread because it is public. In studying the performance of my various trading strategies as well as individual trades, I have come to the conclusion that the trades I have disclosed in the public domain have suffered from reduced performance compared to those I have kept private. I have witnessed the same phenomenon with several trading systems, whose performance has diminished year after year after going "live."
Anyone that questions my trading performance on this board can reference the attached .PDF document.
Oleg - I agree with the above statement but I have always wondered why this happens? Any theories? It seems unlikely that the small community of people following the trades that you post would be enough to affect the performance of the system, unless there are much bigger players in the market lurking on these forums???
Still waiting on an answer to my question.
All I know is I've had 18 consecutive winning NUGT and ERX trades over the last 2 weeks and I haven't posted any of them - to me that win percentage is worth something.
Even with that if you are buying and then posting your buys that should drive the price up, no? Probably just me buy still not sure how posting after you made a buy would drive a price down. I seriously doubt big players are watching this thread to short what is being bought.
I'm not an IT guy but even just folks viewing are tracked, not PII but numbers.
I suppose if someone was inclined to do so they could say buy and sell stocks that fall within the top ten of a fund based on interfund transfers within TSP Talk. But TSP funds are specific to TSP. take the S Fund, On a day when every one is moving out of the S fund I suppose, theoretically, HTZ could fall some. Our transfers don't occur till after the close, I would need to wait for there to be an actual affect, no? And when you are in the S Fund, you don't actually own any HTZ where at some point if you held it long enough you would get dividends. The S Fund, just like all of the TSP Funds, are appreciation/depreciation driven. Big money looks at numbers (input/output), not necessarily all the eaches. Of course there are way smarter folks than me on here which might explain my Tracker position :laugh:
I'm not an IT guy but even just folks viewing are tracked, not PII but numbers.
I suppose if someone was inclined to do so they could say buy and sell stocks that fall within the top ten of a fund based on interfund transfers within TSP Talk. But TSP funds are specific to TSP. take the S Fund, On a day when every one is moving out of the S fund I suppose, theoretically, HTZ could fall some. Our transfers don't occur till after the close, I would need to wait for there to be an actual affect, no? And when you are in the S Fund, you don't actually own any HTZ where at some point if you held it long enough you would get dividends. The S Fund, just like all of the TSP Funds, are appreciation/depreciation driven. Big money looks at numbers (input/output), not necessarily all the eaches. Of course there are way smarter folks than me on here which might explain my Tracker position :laugh:
I hear your point. I am more referring to OLeg's Nugt and other purchases outside TSP. I have a hard time believing that him posting his small NUGT purchases or even other relatively small buys are moving the market against him. I find it easier to blame posting the moves than just maybe acknowledging they were just bad entry points.
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