Phil Collins, "Against All Odds"
I'm gonna start posting "non DT" music until my P&L improves. Think self-flagellation.
Winning at Zen, since March of 2007.
I'm gonna start posting "non DT" music until my P&L improves. Think self-flagellation.
Posted by Dinosaur Trader at 4:07 PM 5 comments
Labels: music video
Retardo, nothing.
Timmay, no trades
Tokyo, vacation.
OBAT, -$22 on 2800 shares traded.
Me, -$41 on 6400 shares traded.
Denarii, -$91 on 5200 shares traded.
Goodnight market... sleep tight... don't let the bed bugs bite.
Really? Who has bed bugs anyway? Poor people? Well, I guess I might as well get used to them.
From here on out, assume volume sucks. Guess the NYSE was wrong about the hybrid increasing volume... and whatever happened to all that "added value?" It's still full of static and shitty low volume price spikes and fills.
Again, we just missed a new volume low on the year. I'm strongly considering just booking this month as a loss and enjoying myself the next few days.
Perhaps June will be different.
Wait... who am I kidding? This isn't some aberration... we're talking long term trend now.
Last year at this time, we were trading between 1.3 and 1.6 billion on the NYSE each day. Truly, the NYSE is fucked. No one wants to trade here anymore. The hybrid market is killing the NYSE. It's been clear for the last year and a half. It will never become a true news story I guess since CNBC is up the ass of the NYSE... reporting from there and everything... but it's a fact.
So what do you do in these slow times if you're a prop trader? Wait. Pray. Go to the beach. On that note, I'm looking forward to surfing tomorrow. No daily tonight... I get the feeling that stock traders/stock blog readers are still on vacation...
Posted by Dinosaur Trader at 4:05 PM 0 comments
Labels: stock trading in general, virtual office
We're about halfway through a very dull trading session. Volume is below Friday's pathetic levels and the market is flatlining. It's dead.
I'm going out to mow my lawn. Even the blogosphere feels dead.
Preserve your capital today... don't get stuck in this low volume chop.
Posted by Dinosaur Trader at 12:21 PM 0 comments
Labels: stock trading in general