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770506$ 5,000.00USD/JPY3:56 30/05/13101.353 4:30 30/05/13

call est 21:30
 
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770508$ 5,000.00USD/JPY3:57 30/05/13101.311 4:30 30/05/13
call again 21:30 est
 
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770509$ 5,000.00USD/JPY3:59 30/05/13101.283 4:30 30/05/13
and again call 21:30 est (9:30 pm est)
 
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i know it is going up so i dont care
 
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770509 $ 5,000.00 USD/JPY 3:59 30/05/13 101.283 4:30 30/05/13
770508 $ 5,000.00 USD/JPY 3:57 30/05/13 101.311 4:30 30/05/13
770506 $ 5,000.00 USD/JPY 3:56 30/05/13 101.353 4:30 30/05/13

you can enter it or not, follow or not - but those are my trades
 
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i wont let you down and ruin a trading day, besides optionrallys 20k contest is important to win on a principal bases and i know some saudi dude is leading it right now. they wont tell me the name but that i am not in the picture right now, well wait and see. irt is only 16 minutes from now the expiry
 
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770528$ 5,000.00USD/JPY4:31 30/05/13101.265 5:00 30/05/13
call 10 pm est
 
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What happened phix ? How much did you lose today?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by pilotbo:

What happened phix ? How much did you lose today?
A lot My balance was before yesterday over 30K and now it is (copy from a balance line
Hello, charles    Balance $12304

 
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i lost 5 trades and won only 1
 
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i learned my lesson. mavin was right all the way and i shoulda listened to him. i am still ok with basketball and so but losing almost 18k in one day hurts. and i did it because of stubborn nature and ego. no more. now i follow mavin until i will know i am able to control my urge
 
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Quote Originally Posted by phixer:

i learned my lesson. mavin was right all the way and i shoulda listened to him. i am still ok with basketball and so but losing almost 18k in one day hurts. and i did it because of stubborn nature and ego. no more. now i follow mavin until i will know i am able to control my urge

Don't know your finance background phixer but I have been in the markets for over 10 years and I can tell you that this happens from time to time. The key to the markets is being hedged. The markets are no longer what they used to be, it used to be a place were inside info. and big money ruled it all. Now it has become the place of the machines, maybe that is what Terminator was about, not physical harm but financial destruction. That being said every play should have a counter play. While there are bubbles here and there and abuse by big money as in the past, technical trading is where I have found success in the markets. Until recently where I have seem more inflow from mom and pop investors through mutual funds and the sort- most of the volume is created by algo trading programs that want to skim a penny or two a share and they do it very well I might add. I have not applied my technical trading background to binaries yet but when I do I will be sure to join Mavins thread. It will most likely be for end of day or end of week trades as patterns take a while to develop and even a week can be a short time.

I think you should take a deep breath focus, get back on that horse but only after you are ready and go get em. I can't tell you what to do in sports we all know what you are capable and are able to wipe the floor with all of us. My 2 cents of advice which may not mean much is to do be more nimble in the markets because unlike sports there is def long term potential day in day out. In sports trends change on the fly. I used to trade currencies but realized it was just to volatile and to high margin. Maybe to get back you should try the Indexes and Individual stocks. I have noticed that in sports we need to try and chill a bit after a hot run, because we will not win them all and pick our spots. In the markets trends hold for longer, not sure in binaries but the AAPL short trade/trend since late last year is still working with a few opportunities to hedge on the way up. The same goes for the FB trend on the way up, although it is losing some steam.

I have thought about starting a thread to discuss stocks and standardized options but find it hard to devote the proper time needed to do this. After the NBA I should be able to do that as I prob. wont be in sports until September.

Best of luck go get em 
 
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772830$ 5,000.00USD/JPY1:46 31/05/13100.899 2:00 31/05/130.000$ 0.00
772829$ 5,000.00USD/JPY1:46 31/05/13100.902 2:00 31/05/130.000$ 0.00
 
 
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7pm est expiry both puts
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