How to lose $250 trading NQ futures #tradingstrategy #stockmarket #trading #daytrading #daytrader — Transcript
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- 0:00I think I'm going have to give it
- 0:01another shot for the shorts
- 0:03again if we can start moving down a
- 0:05little bit more again I'm going to move
- 0:07my stop to break even I'm going scale
- 0:10out two contracts right here and I'm
- 0:13going to Trail my
- 0:14stop all right so now we are back to
- 0:17break even on the day we test the shorts
- 0:20one one last
- 0:23time we tried and we got smoked today NQ
- 0:28has kicked our ass all right this might
- 0:30be an area where we can take a long got
- 0:33to be careful though we're already down
- 0:34300 on the day all right I'm going to
- 0:36give it a shot for the
- 0:41Longs moving stop to break even I'm
- 0:44going to Trail stop right
- 0:46here I'm just going to accept the loss
- 0:49accept the $250 loss and we'll try and
- 0:51do better tomorrow we didn't take the
- 0:53best trades today so uh not too happy
- 0:56with myself but it happens right
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