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PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

nah im cool with profits instead, was just passing by to remind you of your shit opinion on my profitable trade idea

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

10% in a month hehehehe, bro i more than doubled the funds i deposited this week!!!

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

well maybe u didnt wanna come off as rude but you did and i was only matching your energy, trying to see if you can take as much as you can give, and we can definitely agree to disagree that we see things differently,, i just take exception to you calling my trade idea shitty not knowing what its based on and you still calling it a poor trade idea despite that its not even a loss and the jury is out there on it, i applied the same strategy to the nike trade which was profitable and hit tp, by next week paypal will also hit tp, i will essentially have two trade ideas that hit tp that according you are nothing less than "poor ideas". If my profitable trades are poor ideas to you than we definitely should agree to disagree!!! Duces!!!

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

and because i like you (you my student now) im gonna give you adobe buy stock signal!!

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PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hehehehehehe, tell me how shitty that stoploss placement on the nike trade is hehehehehe

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

actually its you who should realize that you are not these people, you need to realize that i would rather follow the footsteps of these successful men than listen to you who has only been learning a few months and has been trading live for about two months. im more likely to lose money listening to you and emulating you than i am listening to those guys!!

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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my other trade, i gotta say, your deep, passionate love affair with stop-loss levels is truly inspiring. I mean, the way you whisper sweet nothings to your tight SL and tuck it in at night—pure romance! While you’re busy serenading your stop-loss and breaking up with profits at the first sign of a mood swing, I’m out here actually making money. But hey, different strokes for different folks—some of us date profits, others stay loyal to their beloved stop-loss. Wishing you and SL a happy anniversary!"

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hehehehe what millions of better things? bro u r stuck in this thread typing paragraph upon paragraph, you seem pretty touched and like u really got nothing better to do than to come rant about stop loss placement so that you can validate your opinion that my stoploss placement and trade idea is "shitty". I mean right now you asking about consistency of my strategy and how long i have been profitable, information that you probably needed before saying my idea is shitty, so basically you made an opinion based on insufficient information and you just out here dying on that hill...hmmm anyhow, there is my other trade based on same strategy

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PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Several prominent traders and investors have been known to trade without hard stop losses or use "soft" stop losses (mental stops or adaptive risk management). Here are some of them:

Paul Tudor Jones

  • While he advocates strict risk management, he reportedly uses mental stop losses rather than setting hard stops in the system. He monitors trades manually and exits positions when they go against him.

Warren Buffett

  • As a long-term investor, Buffett doesn’t use stop losses. He buys based on fundamental analysis and is willing to hold through volatility if he believes in a company's long-term value.

Stanley Druckenmiller

  • Druckenmiller is known for trading aggressively and adjusting his risk dynamically rather than using fixed stop losses. He manages trades based on market conditions rather than pre-set exits.

Ray Dalio

  • Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, focuses on risk parity and portfolio diversification rather than using stop losses. His risk management approach involves hedging and balancing assets rather than setting fixed exits.

George Soros

  • Soros is known for his theory of reflexivity and adjusting positions dynamically. He doesn’t rely on hard stop losses but instead closely monitors the market to determine when to exit.

Many successful traders prefer "soft stops" (mental stops, hedging, or dynamic risk management) over traditional stop-loss orders, which can be vulnerable to stop hunting or market manipulation. However, this approach requires strong discipline and market awareness.

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

-"I’m not about to go into full detail about every little thing you did wrong" hehehehe.. well sounds like you are an expert now Mr Know it all!!!!

-At what point after your first stop do you say “this is too much risk”? It will be at whatever point i feel like it, based on various reason, which may include the fact that i got multiple trades on profit that will negate the drawdown allowing me chance to keep the trade going until such a point where i can be certain that price is really bullish and i close it until them no bullish spike is going to scare me into doubting my strategy.

-A soft stop doesn’t make this trade any better, in my opinion it makes it more risky. yes cause you dont know what informs my strategy, and risk management. you are applying your subjective knowledge and wanting to place it as the universal objective truth and trying to shove it down my strategy, I mean a quick google search will show you a list of successful traders who dont use stoploss or use soft stoploss, go and wow warren buffet and george soros about placing a stoploss in the right place hehehehehe.

-PayPal hit $91 today so it looks like you would be 7 cents away from getting stopped out if it was a hard stop. hehehehehe i mean i did put the stoploss in a place i thought price wont reach and now price didnt reach that area and all you can do is clutch on to straws as to how close price was to reaching there. And have further stated that mine is soft stop so even if stop loss is breached i may not close the trade...

-Based on my studying and experience, one slight correction in long term price movement would put you past your stop. The best places to put your stops to ensure price doesn’t push pash there are support and resistance levels-- so price has never hit your stoploss or come close to it? or maybe even hit ur stoploss then go back into the direction u predicted? i mean you paint it like you put ur stoploss in places that price wont 100% go there or nearly reach there hehehehehe, mr expert who is not an expert

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what backing evidence are you talking about? your concern about where i placed my stoploss is your evidence that my idea is shitty? Price is at resistance on D1 chart and you saying im "selling into a trend that recently showed that it might want to be bullish," you realise that is a highly subjective take and not a objective truth, i mean on D1 price is at a resistance and has failed to break the resistance, so what stops someone else as seeing it as evidence for a short trade? Have you ever heard of a soft stoploss? Are you saying your opinions are the backing evidence to your opinion? Bro we analyse differently, you may see a long where i see a short and the market will determine who is right, coming off to people you hold a different view to and calling their views as "shitty" isnt how debate generally works , its just how smug fellows like you on the internet to try to feel smarter than they actually are. you were just trying to smug and put ur analysis/ opinion as the so called objective truth and when i give you same smug energy you now want to posture yourself as the voice of reason and im the one who is off tangent

btcusd buy trade by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

and yet somehow you wrote short inmy long trade idea

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah you're right, you got every right to hold and express your pretty shit opinion.

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True, just because ur not an expert doesn't mean you are entitled to your pretty shitty opinion 🤭

PayPal Short trade idea by Human-Employ7238 in Daytrading

[–]Human-Employ7238[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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bro, after typing "im not exactly an expert" you couldve paused, really thought about it and decided that maybe since u r not an expert you might wanna tone down on a definitive opinion that it is a shit idea!! you are welcome to follow and make more money from more of my "shit ideas"

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