April 14, 2009 • 9:34 am 0
Moving my trading blog and incorporating all of my online activities under one website at http://www.imtiaz.info
See you everyone there! No more updates will be available here from now on, please visit my personal website at www.imtiaz.info
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April 8, 2009 • 7:11 pm 0
Closing all positions at 79% Gross ROI. However I lost 34% of it. So Net is 45% December 2008 to March 2009. Not bad… but could have been GREAT. Anyway, going back to school with 100% of my brain power from tomorrow. Godspeed. See you market in November.
Filed under: Random Thoughts
March 29, 2009 • 2:29 pm 0
There I go. I was up 34.33% on March 23rd then one bad trade (and I was busy doing university assignments) and almost all of it are gone. I was god damn up 34% in three weeks!!!. Its okay I guess finishing the 4th week of the month with 9.8% ROI anyway.
I guess it was the stress… university is killing me. I might suspend trading till finals are over. Lets see how I do in April 2009.
Cheers!
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March 9, 2009 • 1:20 am 0
I just realized… actually it took me quite a while to capitalize on the fact… the thing is I still am looking at the numbers and trying to consume…. calculating & re-calculating how on earth my fund pushed 39.77% ROI? The program is not suppose to generate this kind of result with the kind of low leverage/zero leverage money management plans I’ve put there.
To generate 39.77% ROI I needed more than 4000 pips and that suppose to happen over a course of 3-4 months not 1 month. well I only traded GBP/JPY and EUR/AUD both are very very volatile pairs but still I can’t figure it out what was the click there.
Sure I’ll not be expecting this kind of result every month. However, I’m up 8.27% ROI in first week of march so far. I use MB Trading Futures an ECN broker and they don’t keep trading logs for more than a month so I’m creating PDF out of MBT Statements for future records.
H’mm.
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February 13, 2009 • 9:22 pm 0
It is the markets’ job to reallocate money from the ignorant to the intelligent, from the lazy to the hard working and studious; from the naive to the educated, and from the speculator to the investor.
Via The Big Picture
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