(No, this isn't me.
) I don't know the story behind these videos, but maybe some of you can learn something from them:
Warning: Strong Language
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87OnSTN3SHk
What happens when you don't cut a loser?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCtQL5b_rCM
No matter what happens tomorrow, don't lose your cool. Stick to your plans and remember what past experiences have taught you.
I don't know what this guy saw in the market on Friday... his screen shows he had 10 ER2 long contracts... WTF?!
Over a 3 day weekend?
When the market has been how it has? WITHOUT A STOP?!?!?! *goes crosseyed*
That is the perfect recipe for disaster! That aside, if he would have just kept his cool, he could have even sold his original 7.5k loss, shorted another 10 contracts, and make back the loss and PLENTY MORE!
Once again people, don't lose your cool and don't get emotional!
Another thing was... he was definitely over-leveraged! See the dangers? Learn from it!
Leverage isn't the problem. Irresponsible use of it created the problem. High leverage + no stop =
PS: I finally checked his blog and he says that he finally sold after the loss amounted to 31,000!

) I don't know the story behind these videos, but maybe some of you can learn something from them:Warning: Strong Language
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87OnSTN3SHk
What happens when you don't cut a loser?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCtQL5b_rCM
No matter what happens tomorrow, don't lose your cool. Stick to your plans and remember what past experiences have taught you.
I don't know what this guy saw in the market on Friday... his screen shows he had 10 ER2 long contracts... WTF?!
Over a 3 day weekend?
When the market has been how it has? WITHOUT A STOP?!?!?! *goes crosseyed*
That is the perfect recipe for disaster! That aside, if he would have just kept his cool, he could have even sold his original 7.5k loss, shorted another 10 contracts, and make back the loss and PLENTY MORE!Once again people, don't lose your cool and don't get emotional!
Another thing was... he was definitely over-leveraged! See the dangers? Learn from it!
Leverage isn't the problem. Irresponsible use of it created the problem. High leverage + no stop =

PS: I finally checked his blog and he says that he finally sold after the loss amounted to 31,000!





He just seems more like a gambler than a trader to me. His blog says he's been doing this for 2.5 years.... well we've been in a bull market for the last few years... anybody can make money then. The real test is what happens to everybody now. This is where the real traders are separated from those who thought they were.

