Every day trader is now a soccer analyst.
— 3:30 Ramp Capital (@RampCapitalLLC) June 12, 2014
FOMC statement having no impact on my Tinder feed — Greg Harmon, CMT (@harmongreg) June 18, 2014
Sentiment is very bullish right now, but I did see one bear at lunch today…eating by himself 🙁 pic.twitter.com/ElsQu4NIWL
— Joseph Fahmy (@jfahmy) June 16, 2014
Wonder if $ISIS is working on a name change, just in case.
— Alan Farley (@msttrader) June 17, 2014
111. “You cannot win if you are trading at a leverage size that makes you fearful of the market.” [Seidler] #LBMW
— jack schwager (@jackschwager) June 16, 2014
@SJosephBurns I hear that
I consider trading the greatest real-time personal development tool.
If you dont know yourself, you soon will.
— Atlas (@ManagingRisk) June 15, 2014
Trading is about each individual's ability to "follow their rules" on a consistent basis.
— The Chartist (@thechartist) June 15, 2014
Overfitting #Backtests is tantamount to fraud…
— Jose Luis Urbina (@urbinarestrepo) June 15, 2014
Amazing thing about statistical analysis of financial markets is how common killer strategies are when you’ve got the advantage of hindsighT
— Jose Luis Urbina (@urbinarestrepo) June 15, 2014
Price > Predictions. Charts > Opinions.
— LM_Tentarelli (@systemstrader95) June 17, 2014
I just upgraded $SINA to 1001 pt. My anal-yst license arrived in the mail.
— △ (@mnycx) June 18, 2014
@CiovaccoCapital Getting sucked in to a forecast is the fastest way to go down the drain
— xpatnola (@xpatnola) June 18, 2014
Don’t worry about what everyone else is doing. Get the data and make your own decisions that fit your personal time frame & risk parameters
— J.C. Parets (@allstarcharts) June 17, 2014
“Losers postpone taking loses.” – Elder — Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) June 20, 2014
A LOT of the big MoMo stocks are red today. This is one strange brew of a tape.
— Justin Pulitzer (@JustinPulitzer) June 20, 2014
@jfahmy @sanglucci and most folks that trade with that philosophy in mind blow out their accounts faster than lightning. — Alan Farley (@msttrader) June 20, 2014
@MichaelGLamothe @SJosephBurns As long as it’s someone else’s money.
— Cornholio (@RChang6) June 20, 2014
Saw Oliver Stone speak once. He said the keys to success are talent & tenacity. Successful people..seen failure many times & work like dogs — firstadopter (@firstadopter) June 20, 2014
There’s never a need to rush. It’s always better to be patient, let the setups come to you, and focus more on managing risk.
— Michael Lamothe (@MichaelGLamothe) June 19, 2014
@SJosephBurns My trading style: guess carefully, abort viciously. I end up paralyzed otherwise. Also, play extended moves and honor trends. — Heaven Stormer (@HeavenStormer) June 19, 2014
I got an angry $CAT fanboy on my ass. Love those who are married to stocks :)… Sorry I just wanna make $$
— △ (@mnycx) June 19, 2014
$FB .78 and .97. stop? who needs stops when you have high self esteem?. — Alan Farley (@msttrader) June 19, 2014
@mnycx crazy…and goes to show you a hot woman with brains can do a lot more damage to your net worth than bad trading!
— Al Sabogal (@alsabogal) June 19, 2014
If you are still dreaming about the Holy Grail of trading here it is – “Big Winners and Small Losers.” You can be wrong and make huge $$ — Dan Zanger (@DanZanger) June 19, 2014
“I became a reactive trader as opposed to an opinionated trader.” – Brian Gelber
— Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) June 19, 2014
Ways TO reduce your #RoR: *Increase UR accuracy *Increase UR Win to average loss pay-off ratio. *Reduce the amount of money RiskedPERtrade — Jose Luis Urbina (@urbinarestrepo) June 19, 2014
« I have made a ceaseless effort not to ridicule,not to bewail,not to scorn human actions,but to understand them »… http://t.co/eVNAbLmdUf
— Philosophers quotes (@philo_quotes) June 18, 2014
Twitter wars Covel versus Joe Kernan