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TOS is a difficult platform to understand at first (and last probably, also).
I have been on it for several years and truly have just scratched th surface regarding the analysis functions. The trading and charting applications are very good and pretty easy..just start clicking your way through them…Big help is click on the help tab and then go to the learning center….open and print(or use) the 67 page users manual…very instructive.
You will also find there the many chat rooms including ones devoted only to using the TOS platform….These guys are VERY good and instructive AND, for me, start with the basics….I have also attended a few of the personal seminars that they hold from time to time…..TOS is very powerful, IMHO, but does have a learning curve:)
Mike PollardIs this a sell the market open? Big gap ups usually die on the vine, no?
Amy
Obviously the move to the downside on April 30 with the SDOW was the correct move to make.
no smarter words were ever spoken!!
Amy
Teddi,
Are you using a trailing stop on the SDOW trade?
BTC SAFM PUTS, MAY STRIKE $74.5 @ .20
nice 1%+ profit for a few weeks, and I don’t have to worry about bird flu anymore.
Amy
Teddi, I think I posted this in the wrong section,
I have a question that has confused me for some time, and I am hoping you can answer it for me. The past two days you have taken substantial {for many of us} positions in the SDOW, yet seem to continue to have a portfolio of puts you have sold. When I see you moving strongly into the SDOW, it gives me pause in my own certainty on trades that I might not otherwise doubt, example, today AAPL. If the market is going down, so it AAPL, at least in my head, although I have my own PTSD issues with a former bad AAPL trade.
While I know all decisions are our own, I know that many of us look at your trades and make judgments that are affected by what you are thinking since you seem to always be a step ahead.
Are you comfortable owning SDOW as a “hedge” while keeping your positions, or do you try to close early when you buy SDOW?
Always wanted to ask this, so now I am:)
Amy
Teddi,
I have a question that has confused me for some time, and I am hoping you can answer it for me. The past two days you have taken substantial {for many of us} positions in the SDOW, yet seem to continue to have a portfolio of puts you have sold. When I see you moving strongly into the SDOW, it gives me pause in my own certainty on trades that I might not otherwise doubt, example, today AAPL. If the market is going down, so it AAPL, at least in my head, although I have my own PTSD issues with a former bad AAPL trade.
While I know all decisions are our own, I know that many of us look at your trades and make judgments that are affected by what you are thinking since you seem to always be a step ahead.
Are you comfortable owning SDOW as a “hedge” while keeping your positions, or do you try to close early when you buy SDOW?
Always wanted to ask this, so now I am:)
Amy