Well your problem and other traders is that you all traded $AI from wrong expectations. Stock makes 30% in 3 days, but from my entry ~49% and you want more? More is never enough if you don't learn to take profits. You forgot to take in your analysis greed factor...
As a reader and trader with some experience I have the right to be pretentious about information that will teach wrong trading principles. Don't get me wrong, your article is good intentioned but $AI trade particularly is out of context you try to educate the reader.
I can't get into your head. But your actions you took particularly in $AI shows clearly that you had wrong expectations on this trade, you just wanted to make a big hit or go breakeven if doesn't work.
If you are not aware of such things about yourself, how you can educate others to trade?
1) $AI was not out of context - it's literally an article on stop losses and why they are necessary. 2) Just because you can hindsight warrior a trade after the fact doesn't mean I didn't follow the plan I had laid out. 3) You came at me talking about "forgetting to take in your analysis greed" factor, which literally has zero to do with me following my plan. 4) You claim I had "wrong expectations", which is again, completely wrong, considering I don't have expectations when I get into a trade. 5) Just because a stock makes 30% in 3 days doesn't mean I'm supposed to take some off - that has nothing to do with my trading plan. So yes, pretentious. You have the right to say whatever you want, but that doesn't make it valid or true or relevant.
It wasn't a tarde management issue particularly on this ticker for sure.
Well your problem and other traders is that you all traded $AI from wrong expectations. Stock makes 30% in 3 days, but from my entry ~49% and you want more? More is never enough if you don't learn to take profits. You forgot to take in your analysis greed factor...
Pretentious? Considering you, don't know what my plan or expectations for the trade were.
As a reader and trader with some experience I have the right to be pretentious about information that will teach wrong trading principles. Don't get me wrong, your article is good intentioned but $AI trade particularly is out of context you try to educate the reader.
I can't get into your head. But your actions you took particularly in $AI shows clearly that you had wrong expectations on this trade, you just wanted to make a big hit or go breakeven if doesn't work.
If you are not aware of such things about yourself, how you can educate others to trade?
1) $AI was not out of context - it's literally an article on stop losses and why they are necessary. 2) Just because you can hindsight warrior a trade after the fact doesn't mean I didn't follow the plan I had laid out. 3) You came at me talking about "forgetting to take in your analysis greed" factor, which literally has zero to do with me following my plan. 4) You claim I had "wrong expectations", which is again, completely wrong, considering I don't have expectations when I get into a trade. 5) Just because a stock makes 30% in 3 days doesn't mean I'm supposed to take some off - that has nothing to do with my trading plan. So yes, pretentious. You have the right to say whatever you want, but that doesn't make it valid or true or relevant.