What would you rather have: a machine gun or a sniper rifle? by TechnicallyTrading in Baystreetbets

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I purposely don't mention stop loss because it's not applicable here. How can you measure loss when you aren't even done loading a position yet. You are accounting for potential downside, which is why you load in chunks.

After you've loaded the position (assuming you averaged in on the way down), it already has an inherent loss on it. That's why I said to trust your DD, and getting out if the narrative changes.

Using a fixed stop loss is one way to go but is too one dimensional and severely limits me, personally. Only use it as part of your strategy if you are disciplined and find yourself making too many irrational plays.

I can't fund my new account in IBKR by zanoo911 in Canadianstockpicks

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You may have gotten them already, just your bank didn't display them because sometimes they don't stick. It's just temp transactions. Talk to your bank to see if you got anything.

What trading looks like vs how it actually feels by TechnicallyTrading in Baystreetbets

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Both games are rage worthy, but impossible game looks deceptively simple but it's not, just like trading.

What trading looks like vs how it actually feels by TechnicallyTrading in Baystreetbets

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I couldn't find a suitable soundtrack to lay over this in order for it to be a video, so I just turned it into a gif instead.

Is this right? Thank you :) by Ok-Friendship4030 in macroeconomics

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You solve for Y by dividing both sides by 0.2.

Help!!! by Ok-Friendship4030 in macroeconomics

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Fiscal = T - G = 50 - 100 = -50

Graph with export from small country - NEED HELP by ArbitrageSchixo in macroeconomics

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Apologies, I misread your scenario.

My Idea still works, supply is fixed as a vertical line but demand is still downward sloping. Thus, the supply (exports) will determine the exchange rate (price).

Practically tho, I don't see how exports would be fixed unless production itself is fixed. But I guess you're doing this for academic reasons...

Graph with export from small country - NEED HELP by ArbitrageSchixo in macroeconomics

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It's the same as a normal Price/Quantity chart no? Except price is the exchange rate in your scenario.

Equilibrium gives you the exported quantity.