Rate my gains

What was the downside risk?

>>1842472
I don't know nigga

>>1842470
It's good in a good market, and well within "normal" expectations. However, how you will fare when you sell is what is important.

>>1842470
5% of nothing is still nothing.

Come back when you hit a few mil, then we might be able to talk.

>>1844095
lol im not a wagecuck tho

>>1842470
You use TD. What a pleb

>>1844686
what do u use

>>1844686
>>1844697
How does one see an account balance trend in TD Ameritrade?

>>1844095
post yours

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>>1842470
You beat the market, good job! You could do better, however...

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>The stop price must be above the current ask for buy stop orders and below the bid for sell stop orders.
What the shit does that even mean?

>>1844724
Looks gud, breh!
Care to share a bit about your general strategy?

On a related note, can someone please recommend a book or website (or whatever) for company stock analysis? I want to learn to analyse Company's annual report to make an informed choice as to wether it's a good idea to invest in it.

Thanks!

>>1845396
Investopedia is your friend

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/buystoporder.asp

>>1845406
I'm just all over MU and have been for over a year. Bought April and July options in late January and when MU dipped to $23 for a couple of weeks on bogus UBS & DB releases, I bought newly cheap call options for this Friday expecting a significant upward guidance revision either last Thursday (which happened) or today.

Unfortunately, I didn't dump all of those Mar 10 options so I lost a significant chunk of those sweet gains yesterday and today on the blatant max pain price manipulation. That won't happen again.

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>>1842470
bleh

Survey Time

>How much do you make a month trading (over the last 1/3/6/12 months, don't need to answer all)
>How much capital did you use to get there

Question:

>How much did you lose before you started to gain?

I've just started to consistently make ~$200/day, but I lost a couple thousand before it happened

Wondering if that's common or if I'm slow


>>1845396
I've been here for like 2 days and I can already tell you're a product of the memes, bruh. How in the fuck is that a real question?