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Sent my aunt and uncle down to market street today so I could get some stuff done around the house. I didn’t notice the temperature but my aunt came back and asked if “Swampaz” ( as she called it) was popular here. She had overheard multiple people say they had it when she was walking through the market. I said it wasn’t that hard to get but you had to know what you were looking for. Guess it was a humid day?

I’m heading down for the weekend. Does anyone know where I can get a fridge magnet schedule? Thanks in Advance

We are again sorry for the late notice. For anyone who did stop by we recognize the bravery and steps it took to make that commitment. Debrah was supposed to send out notices but was unable to plan accordingly. We are working on refunds for all of our members who purchased tickets but have been delayed as we are still receiving payments even though all payments were due for the event June 1. As we sort through the ticket requests we will begin issuing refunds. We also want to apologize yet again to our house band “Behind Closed Doors.” While they did notify us that they were not completely ready with a full set list we always honor the attempt. As always if you need to stop by the clubhouse please call beforehand.

All I hear about is the failure rate, or the fake gurus. Is anyone with a 50k bank roll really making life changing money every year or are we all just trying to turn $500 into three million, 50k into 3k a month profit some months or just delaying the inevitable.

Over the past six months, I've been building and refining my own TradingView Pine Script strategy. I'm actually pretty happy with my entries, but I'm still not consistently profitable.

The biggest issue isn't necessarily the entries—it's what happens after I'm in the trade.

When I backtest, the strategy isn't especially consistent. Depending on the time period, the win rate moves around quite a bit, but it's generally in the 39% range. Sometimes it performs much better over certain periods, then worse over others, so it's been difficult to build confidence that I truly have an edge.

That uncertainty causes me to constantly interfere with my trades. I'll move my stop too early, take profits too quickly, or otherwise manage the position because I don't fully trust the system.

So I have two questions for traders who have been consistently profitable for years:

1. Once you enter a trade, do you place your target and stop and then leave the trade completely alone until one of them is hit? Or do you actively adjust stops, scale out, or otherwise manage the trade while it's open? If you do manage it, what rules determine those adjustments?
2. I primarily trade Micron (MU), which has a relatively high ATR and can move very quickly. Do you think that kind of volatility makes it harder to execute consistently? Would you recommend learning on a stock with a smaller ATR, or is the volatility not really the issue?

I'm trying to determine whether my problem is:

• a strategy that isn't robust enough,
• poor trade management,
• lack of confidence in my edge,
• or simply trading a stock that's too volatile for my current skill level.

I'd really appreciate hearing how experienced traders think about these issues.

Note: I used ChatGPT to help organize and phrase this question, but the trading experience, strategy, and questions are my own.

Please no pitches just wondering what everyone is using. I’m trying to set up my accounts professionally. TIA

For the life of me I cannot remember. When I was in college four roommates and I lived on SI. This restaurant used to be super cozy and had Thai Tuesday. The most important part of this is the fact that they used to make the best oysters Rockefeller on the planet and I’m trying to find a recipe ( so if anyone knows) close to that one. Thanks in advance.

I took a position on the island and the contract is for a year. What is the best way to bring my best friend?