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At the end of week 5, I was feeling very happy with the changes and improvements I had made on the strategy and adherence to it. The week was positive and while I was not at the level my account was targeted to be at, I was making a nice gain to catch back up. Now let’s take a look at what happened during week 6 and identify my plan moving forward. PREVIOUS POST: If you want to follow and read back from where we started into week 6 Learning to Day TradeDay Trading Log week #3Day Trading Log week […]

It has been roughly 3 week since my last trading log post and boy do I have a story for you all. So it started out with me deciding to take a week off from trading and to reevaluate my strategy and it ended with 3 weeks of ADHD rabbit hole but man do I think we have something nice and interesting moving forward. Before I move forward, if you have not been following my trading log journey, you can find the previous week notes here Learning to Day TradeDay Trading Log week #3Day Trading Log week #4 At the

Week 4 was a very bad week and it has made me begin to think of ways to lower our risk. Not saying the plays are Risky but in all honesty I keep finding myself have to cancel my low stop loss because I know the play is good. In my overall reflection of week 4 I would say every serious decision was right but due to the market volatility our major loss was a fluke and it was because of a random influx that hit my stop loss I never expected to be hit. As I write this I

I missed doing a trading log for a few weeks since my day trading post so I am starting now. Please enjoy and let me know if you have any questions but moving forward I will post my weekly trading log for transparency. Quick Recap: $450 to $149 Million compound interest challenge Using a compound interest daily calculator, it shows that at 5% a day for the roughly 261 trading days a year, you could turn $450 into $149 million. Since the risk is only $450 the goal is let it ride while managing risk.– Full port into a single