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Friday, February 19, 2016

So I Guess MOC Orders SUCK $GRPN $MBII $FNMA

I decided to do two more paper trades for today and was planning on closing those out as well as the $GRPN trade. The trades didn't go as well as I would have liked, especially without the ability to use Thinkorswim's platform for my MACD and AO indicators. Instead I decided that I'd hold until the end of the day and placed MOC orders (Market on Close) and figured that they would close out the positions and I'd start fresh on Tuesday....


Wrong! None of the orders were executed and now my two day trades have turned into losing weekend swings and my $GRPN trade is also a weekend swing instead of a logged profit.


ugh.


But the good news is that this is only a paper trade and there for the lesson is free.


I will say that the one good thing that is coming out of me not being able to use the Thinkorswim platform at home is that when I analyze the trade and compare my exits with the indicators I have set up within the MACD and AO I can see how I will be more profitable and that using them is going to be vital in my risk management.


Have a great weekend and keep studying!


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