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Saturday, March 13, 2021

Mar 13, 2021

Already 3 months into 2021! I'm going to start posting shortly.

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technicalsuccess: This is a simple blog to track my trading results. I've dabbled in the markets over the years but only really took trading seriously in about 2011. I have a background in commerce, law, and technology but I trade bec it's a passion I've developed and it's something I think I can figure out. I like that results are 100% determined by me. I liked stats, math and probabilities in school (really liked the logic in physics problems) but specifically didn't major in those areas in university so I'd be "well rounded" bec I knew I'd naturally come back to those areas I'm passionate about some day; trading now for me is that 'day'.

I trade primarily derivatives on the indexes and use various mathematical and statistical calculations to determine my exit points (and entry points). I'm starting with very small size and then plan to increase sizing as results occur.

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