Today's P&L (minus the individual trades for you all being such ignorant b*stards)

Nov 21, 2014 -- 5:52AM, mememe wrote:

ProtradersamI replied a couple of times on your earlier thread and had empathy as I had a false start about 4 years ago, making £25k in 4 months then losing it in the next 2 months - having spent 2 years working on a betting to win "system".Then I spent the best part of 3 years working out how to win by laying fairly short priced horses.  And I do it and it works (so far).What I now fail to understand with you why you are still posting on here ... what are you doing it for?

So why would you believe I'm telling the truth now and not in my first post? As I've mentioned four times now, I joined the forums for the same reason as everyone to discuss horse racing trading, and maybe give a few pointers here and there. Just because my profit margins are quite high, doesn't mean id ever think I was above another trader, no matter how experienced they are

Nov 21, 2014 -- 9:15AM, big aitch wrote:

Sam, are you trading on evening meetings as well?Was that an average day, or more than normal>Congratulations on the profit anyway, would it work as well if you doubled the stakes?

Today and Mondays screenshots were from 3 hours of trading, however, I usually trade the evening meetings whenever I get the time. As I mentioned in my previous post, which was met with great disbelief, my schedule is quite hectic at the moment but I do enjoy keeping busy

Nov 21, 2014 -- 9:54AM, big aitch wrote:

Come on then Sam, let's have a few helpful pointers

As I'm sure you are aware, I obviously wouldn't share anything too in depth but do tell me what your current trading/work schedule is like and/or what areas you would like these pointers in. I mentioned in another post that I spent many wasted hours trying to take the get-rich-quick route by going from 'foolproof method' to 'foolproof method' without really sitting down and just studying how and why the market is moving in the way it does. So I'd say persistence and not getting side-tracked is extremely important. I know it gets thrown around a lot, but I believe that my mental state is the primary factor while I'm in the markets. That moment of second guessing myself can (and has in the past) cost me greatly