...your best trade, biggest mistake and favorite strategy. We can learn from each other! Choose submission categoryQuote of the DayQuestionMy Best TradeMy Biggest MistakeMy Favorite Strategy ...what other traders have gone through, how they have grown from their experiences. My Best Trade My Biggest Mistake Chart of the Day My Favorite Strategy TheMoneyBlogs Share your favorite story. The Community will rate it (1 being worst and 5 being best). Each week, the trader with the highest rated story will win an iPod Nano. Do you think 2008 will be up year or down year for U.S. stocks? Up year Down year • Previous Polls I think it’s generally a good idea that when you put on a trade, it should be so small that it seems almost a waste of time. Always trade at a level that seems too small. -- Mark Ritchie • Home • My Best Trade • My Biggest Mistake • Chart of the Day • My Favorite Strategy • TheMoneyBlogs • Polls A Nice One-Day Trade Submitted by Steve Gabriel, MD I want to share a great trade of mine...one that really worked well. more >> Rite-Aid is a candidate on our Stocks Down 5+ Consecutive Down Days List. Let's take a closer look at this stock. How I Came Back From My Worst Loss Submitted by Mohammed Isah It was a total disaster after taking many losses. I was almost psychologically blown a way. more >> New Highs, New Lows, and Market Cycles Submitted by Brett Steenbarger One heuristic that I've found useful is to think of market movements in terms of four-part cycles... more >> Q: It takes hours for me to scan through my charts each night looking for setups. Are there shortcuts to speeding up that process?   A: After years of charting, it is now automatic. It's like looking in a photo album for familiar faces. Over time, you get a feel for what looks good or bad -- what's breaking down or out, or stocks setting up. It just takes time to get used to it. I always look at yearly charts, but also five-year charts as well. It is about recognizing certain patterns. The first thing I do is cross out charts that have no pattern to them. Secondly, I isolate stocks that are breaking down. This gives me a good idea about the market. The more stocks that break down, the worse the outlook I would have. I then look for setups that are basing and have a chance to break out. Lastly, for stocks that are breaking out, it’s all about pattern recognition. Time will take care of you becoming faster at it. I remember when I spent hours each weekend looking at Daily Graphs. Now I run through them in 1-2 hours. Keep studying what a good chart looks like, as well as the bad, and keep at it. This is my best advice. Gary Kaltbaum How To Make $100-200 A Day Trading Submitted by Jea Yu The real question is… are you willing to put in the time, effort and money to learn to do this? more >>

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