Not that UCLA meant anything special. Like Ohio State. If he had proof he graduated from MIT or Stanford or Carnegie Mellon I would be all ears but hearing someone trying to establish reputation with an UCLA degree makes me chuckle. And even an ivy league degree does not prove a thing. Audited track record or not is what matters to me. The matter seems pretty clearly decided.
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Let’s just cool off. Ken posted one day of big win. I think it’s ok as long as we can all learn from it. My take is that it’s one of those 10% good trading days and if we can identify it consistently it would be a true edge.
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The Fed/Powell moved the market. We had some nice big one way move days in the market. In this case down moves. When the fed says something the market is not expecting you get big moves.
I have watched many Fed days. Most of them were very volatile and unpredictable with big swings. My point is regardless of the cause or lack thereof if we can identify a big trend day consistently it’s an edge.
People have been wanting to do that forever. I remember my old boss in IT, 23 years ago, wasnt even a trader but he knew if you could predict when those days would happen you would make a lot of money.
I know. But if one can do it just a little better then it would be a huge edge. Perhaps that should be the primary focus of trading, at least for amateurs, instead of attempting to trade the other 90% time where there’s no chance of a true edge.