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So...I can't seem to remember past the sea of red, but last month when CPI soared, what sold off the most? If I seem to recall, everything but big cap mega tech did, but the tech stocks sold more. Trying to think what to short tomorrow if the number comes in hotter than expected (some say it...

I made my choice, I made money, I can live with it.

The minute they announced the covid vaccines were 90%, I sold it.

I think MA is one he told us to sell last year when it ran. I never sold, I disagreed. He's said it in video, if he has to sell low and buy higher, he'll explain why. AEO is the one he's pushing hard right now, watch the videos. First it was AMD, now AEO and CLF and then Nucor.

An added benefit of being in the club is that he'll tell you buy it because he's going to pound the table on TV over it. He's doing that for Nucor on TV right now, live. You kind of get the heads up before he pushes it on TV. When you see something have a heavy weighting in your portfolio...

Not a great day for me trading wise, forgot where support was and shorted into it, and it bounced hard (as in almost a dollar on 700 shares). All I can do is streamline my setup and do better tomorrow.

And everything he suggests is contrarian, so don't even bother looking at technicals. A lot of times, the technicals are shit, like when he said buy BA or CCI. And then a couple of weeks later, they move. His picks are fundamental only, so you'll be waiting for some. In the videos, is where...

Obviously, to day trade I have to have my funds available immediately, so I'm on margin. I don't use it over night, unless I'm stuck in a trade.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/09/fundstrat-says-a-bitcoin-trading-rule-is-kicking-in-and-its-headed-to-100000-by-the-end-of-2021.html

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/09/fundstrats-tom-lee-expects-an-everything-rally-when-delta-wave-peaks.html?&qsearchterm=tom%20lee

Are you not on margin?

I don't know how people are holding that. I'll make my money study and not on a fad. I guess you could call AMD a fad (for now), but I've been a long time shareholder in it. Not my fault the rest of the market woke up.

Trading in the Zone is a good read. Thanks.

If you aren't following Thomas Lee @ Fundstrat on twitter, you are doing it wrong.

$738 profit for the day, and I'm done. All trading AMD. Signals are starting to get choppy, so its best to sell and lock in profits. Made 328 in a few seconds, got blasted on a few trades, but pulled it together. Not bad for about an hour in the markets.

Looks like its getting close to JETS time.

I'm holding onto COIN for at least a year. To be fair, no one read the tea leaves right on the Senate bill.

Could be August if CPI numbers are too strong. Remember last month, market sold off for four days on a hot CPI number. Jeremy Siegel from Wharton says August is where the market should start to see inflation.

CPI numbers are this week, so I'd be real careful making huge bets, and wouldn't make any on Wed until numbers are released.

Forgot, I own that also. I bought early. Oh well. My average price is 123. Its the only one of Cramer's picks on actionalerts that is down. Covid worries.

max fear = max profits

I'm long term in BA and DAL. Starting to think now is the time to make a trade on airlines through the JETS ETF.

Going through my trades. I made $4,005 last week (Mon 253, Tues 0, Wed 2533, Thurs 475 and Fri 744). On Monday, when I wasn't feeling well from the covid shot, I lost 1,200 in 30 minutes of trading, and I have no idea why I made those trades. They were garbage, I wasn't feeling right...

I paid the full boat and got a full time degree. My company marked me as essential, so they paid 100% at the start...and kept paying less and less. But I did get a full time degree, in class degree.

University of Texas at Austin. Like anyone gives a shit in the real world, right?

Time to buy the airlines? https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/05/airline-stocks-near-max-fear-why-it-may-be-the-best-time-to-buy.html

When I got my MBA from Texas, literally there was no difference between any of us, except the Engineers you knew were going to not do so well. Because they only saw life in terms of numbers and didn't understand people. People moved from all over the world to be there, and there wasn't much...

Can anyone think of a good automatic trading log? Takes me too long to review my day.

I'm sure you'll get a chance to repurchase at 100. If this behaves like a normal stock. All for diversity in Corporate settings, having worked for two Fortune 500s. I remember getting passed over by guys that weren't better than I. Eventually, I worked my way up, but it was much tougher...

I traded with 100k on paper, so I could numb myself to doing it in real life.

Like I said, I've had to teach myself to be more beta male and less Captain KickAss.

When I first started trading, I picked the most volatile stocks, didn't have stop losses, and tried to trade eight at once. I traded from pre market all the way to post market. Interesting result. Even when I went to paper trading, emotions went rampant, because I didn't allow myself to lose...

That's what I need. Back when I first started, I almost shit my pants. I wish someone had told me to do paper trading in the beginning :(. I don't get nervous now. Trading 70k a trade, but I need to work my way up. For my way of trading, since I'm scalping for pennies, I need to be trading...

Audio version OK? I like to lay in bed or take a walk in the park and listen.

Can't remember, is been awhile. If you navigate through the site, you can see every alert he's ever taken and grade them. He doesn't delete them off if he makes a mistake. When he does a video, listen closely for hints on trades. If you listen, he'll tell you to short something, or get prepped.

I'll check those out. This one helps me tremendously. I didn't realize how I was fucked in the head until I listened to this.

Travel sector is a play I'm tempted to do, but I'm already in ABNB, Mar, Wynn, BA, WH and DAL. But yeah, I thought about the JETS ETF earlier this week, just never got around to it. Delta presents some opportunity, if you make the bet right. I think if you see any big selloff due to delta...

I can't let this be any sort of emotion or need. I just have to hit the arrow at the target, and make the best shot I can. I'm just learning how to calm down.

Right. If I did do options, it would be puts.

Maybe some day. There is a stat going around that only 12% of calls make money. That number realistic?