eyetrader
- 11 Feb 2010 22:39
Hi All
Looking to gain a small following for an experiment, gonna spreadbet 1,000 of my own hard earned with a view not to stop until I hit 25,000 or lose the lot!!
It'll be across a range of Index, equity & FX trades starting small and building the pot (or lose the lot) will be using flat stops and running profits with trailing stops.
If you want to follow every trade and watch the spiral up or down feel free to follow me on www.twitter.com/eyetrader - where I'll be simply be posting each trade as I click the mouse
BTW this is not spam, I'm not selling anything, I dont want any donations, more of a personal challenge that I'm going to conduct in public!!!! I'm hoping to see a few tips on here as well as my own strategies and ideas.
Lastly I'll be donating 5,000 of the profit (if/when I make it) to charity
May the slaughter commence :)
Eyetrader
hilary
- 04 Jan 2011 12:01
- 90 of 97
Either that, DelBoy, or (1) try to work alongside rather than trade against the house and (2) try to ensure that house winnings are kept to a minimum.
And if that fails, you could always re-brand The Concorde Method ....
hilary
- 04 Jan 2011 15:45
- 92 of 97
Maybe it's just the yanks who are cr@p then.
:o)
ptholden
- 13 Jan 2011 23:14
- 95 of 97
Got round to checking my account and 3000 is now 11227.71, so my previous guess wasn't too far off the mark.
Two positions currently open, one decently in profit, one showing a small loss. If both positions were closed as I type, I would be precisely half way to 25k.
ptholden
- 15 Mar 2011 23:26
- 97 of 97
Not much change to the SB account since I last reported two months ago. Managed to side-track myself back into FX for a few weeks in January with very poor results, but offset by profits in CEY and AUL and an excellent DJI long today; also took a small loss on RGM.
End result, 3000 is now 12,080.
Must admit, I've been feeling quite nervous about opening new positions since the New Year and have hardly traded at all. Actually, that's probably not a bad thing, apparently the biggest SB losers are those who trade too often.