CL -$264(73), GC $287(3)
| RESULTS FOR DAY | |
|---|---|
| Contracts: | 76 |
| Net $P/L: | 23 |
| Wins: | 36 |
| Losses: | 34 |
| Win%: | 51 |
| Avg$Win: | 43 |
| Avg$Loss: | -45 |
A daily chronicle of results of one retail futures trader trading my own accounts. I define myself as a day trader and generally swing for at least a few points most of the time. But I do make the occasional scalp for ticks too.
| RESULTS FOR DAY | |
|---|---|
| Contracts: | 76 |
| Net $P/L: | 23 |
| Wins: | 36 |
| Losses: | 34 |
| Win%: | 51 |
| Avg$Win: | 43 |
| Avg$Loss: | -45 |
well, only thing that comes to mind is that you have gone nuts trying to scalp in an non-automated way while paying retail commissions.
ReplyDeletemaybe day trading is over for retail trader;
ReplyDelete'Using previously private data, Mr. Kirilenko’s team found that from August 2010 to August 2012, high-frequency trading firms were able to reliably capture profits by buying and selling futures contracts from several types of traditional investors.'
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/04/business/high-speed-trades-hurt-investors-a-study-says.html?
Cory interesting article, not sure if day trading is over for the retail trader, but I would agree that it has drastically changed.
ReplyDeleteThanks for link Cory. Good article!
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