A Tired Mind & Body
Sorry for the irregularity in my posts....
Last night after the trading day we went to a concert (yet again) and didn't get back until very late and today I did trade, but felt very tired the whole day.
Not that much happened the last two days...up $41 yesterday, down $190 today. These past two days could have probably been better spent with my mind off the markets.
I don't really feel much like getting into my trading day today as I feel extremely tired from an exhausting month. I also feel as though I'm not in a very good state of mind right now and thus probably won't have anything very intelligent to say.
I haven't tallied everything up yet, but I have a feeling I'm probably down on the month by a couple hundred bucks.
March has certainly taken a toll on me and I know that my attitude has been rotten for most of the month. I have a few things to post on the weekend, but I would rather spend it resting up and preparing for a brand new month ahead.
BUT, the coming of a new month usually means a coming of a new attitude, a new outlook, and a fresh new start. So with that, I bid March adieu and I very much welcome the coming of April.
I really hope you folks out there had a more successful March than I had and I want to wish all of you some great trading in April!
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5 Comments:
no worry, still up $600+ :)
By Anonymous, at March 30, 2007 9:29 p.m.
JC,
Good idea, put March behind you... I know I'll be doing the same.
It's April, springtime, new beginnings!
Stay away from the computer and come back Monday refreshed.
Have a good weekend, DT
By Dinosaur Trader, at March 30, 2007 11:02 p.m.
I'm with you JC, it's good to see March behind us.
By Adrian, at March 30, 2007 11:18 p.m.
i've been reading your blog for a while now. one thing that stuck out to me was the vast amount of shares that you traded, vs your p/l for the day, consistently. either your commission is killer or your efficiency is less than a cent. i think you'd have better luck in these markets if you just tried to squeeze one cent more per trade, while keeping the same win/loss ratio. i wouldn't take my advice (some random anonymous person from the internet) without thinking it through first, but i think it could help.
By Anonymous, at March 31, 2007 1:54 a.m.
April is a good month. It's a time of renewal and new beginnings in nature.
By Anonymous, at March 31, 2007 6:43 a.m.
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