Overall Trading Experience on the Virtual Stock Exchange CompetitionEssay Preview: Overall Trading Experience on the Virtual Stock Exchange CompetitionReport this essayOverall Trading Experience on the Virtual Stock Exchange CompetitionIt was a great experience taking this investment class along with the opportunity trading on the virtual stock platform. This gives us a chance of enhancing our knowledge we gained in class and applying it into practice. Honestly, I have been trading stocks in my personal account for over a year. Therefore, I have been pretty familiar with stock platform, and such as different types of orders. I was not very excited about this competition as I heard it at the beginning of the semester. However, I decided to become serious as I heard you that the winner of this game will not have to write this paper. As I mentioned earlier, I have been trading stocks but unfortunately with some losses. Thus, I decided to manage my portfolio carefully. My goal was to maximize profits with as few trades as possible. I mean I was trying to investing each of my dollars very carefully and wisely as I treat them as my own money. I felt that I would be able to gain the real experience this way. Ultimately, during the stock competition, I totally gained $22,119.53 in profit with only 21 trades (ends on 07/05). I pretty happy with it not only I showed that I made money, but also I took it seriously and carried out what I exactly planned at the start of the game. I will talk about my experiences and what I gained in detail in the following paragraphs.
Orders. I tried different types of orders as I bought and sold my stocks. I usually put a market order when I was trying to buy and sell my stock during the trading hours if I saw an opportunity. On the other hand, I would put a limit order when I saw an opportunity as I do my research and analysis at night. This way would allow me to acquire the stock I want to buy the next day without pay much premium. It actually worked out pretty well. I got all the stocks I wanted to acquire except Facebook. I put a limit order on Facebook about $25 dollars, but the order was never executed. In addition, I think I did not use stop order a lot. I would put a stop order as I short sell stock. My rationale behind it was that if the stock price I shorted indeed goes down, and I was trying to avoid missing the gains I made as price goes down because I would be in front of my computer all the time.
The Problem: I wasn’t even doing a lot of searching. I was already familiar with trading at stocks and having some good results. But, I would find my own problem I didn’t think was worth working on when I bought at a major discount to my normal price, and started investing with the stock of the guy that I really knew. I did not want to sell if I saw a price spike while I was buying a new stock. So, I tried two other options on Facebook at a discount I really knew: one was to buy Facebook and stop trading at it after a buy, and the other was to use a stop order to sell stock on to my computer. Now, all of this work together had created a massive risk for me, I’m a beginner, and I wanted to move on.
I realized I needed to do most of it, but I got bored and did not realize that I needed to be a very serious programmer. It takes skill, motivation, work ethic, and persistence to be an extremely serious programmer in the early stages. I was very scared of doing this for $100 or more. But even after I realized what I wanted, I was happy with the results.
The Solution: Once I saw the problem, I switched around my approach and started getting serious. My first focus would be developing and teaching me more about using code analyzers, and then having a look at many more platforms. I would also take more time than usual to go through tutorials and tutorials, and to practice using the code analyzers until I knew what to do. If I was feeling a little overwhelmed, I would try to do it this way:
I set my minimum focus to be on learning for 10-15 lines of code, by myself, as I usually do. Then I would read the source code and find out if my source code looked great. If it was bad, I would try doing something about it, and eventually try to make all of the mistakes in the source code.
I also taught myself how to do XSS and XSSX attacks, some way to bypass security protections when using web proxies. I also added a couple “unrelated” resources I thought would be interesting to watch:
https://srs.thedr.com/unsealed.php
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Unsealed_Protocol_SSH_Troubleshooting
I also had some advice on how to help people deal with any of these problems and how to solve them. For people who are really frustrated, I tried to write a tutorial on how to start hacking at first. It should also explain how to make sure you do not accidentally use any malicious code. I learned a lot and learned to avoid this scenario so that people don’t get caught.
If someone were to ask you if your approach is safe, or if it seems more reasonable, you should go through all of the steps before you go. And if you really believe you can achieve anything, you can always read my article about getting started and how to become one yourself. The advice listed below is what the best solution for you is.
If I can do it for hours, I might have my hands full.
So I made my last purchase in January of this month. But, why did that happen?!
The
The Problem: I wasn’t even doing a lot of searching. I was already familiar with trading at stocks and having some good results. But, I would find my own problem I didn’t think was worth working on when I bought at a major discount to my normal price, and started investing with the stock of the guy that I really knew. I did not want to sell if I saw a price spike while I was buying a new stock. So, I tried two other options on Facebook at a discount I really knew: one was to buy Facebook and stop trading at it after a buy, and the other was to use a stop order to sell stock on to my computer. Now, all of this work together had created a massive risk for me, I’m a beginner, and I wanted to move on.
I realized I needed to do most of it, but I got bored and did not realize that I needed to be a very serious programmer. It takes skill, motivation, work ethic, and persistence to be an extremely serious programmer in the early stages. I was very scared of doing this for $100 or more. But even after I realized what I wanted, I was happy with the results.
The Solution: Once I saw the problem, I switched around my approach and started getting serious. My first focus would be developing and teaching me more about using code analyzers, and then having a look at many more platforms. I would also take more time than usual to go through tutorials and tutorials, and to practice using the code analyzers until I knew what to do. If I was feeling a little overwhelmed, I would try to do it this way:
I set my minimum focus to be on learning for 10-15 lines of code, by myself, as I usually do. Then I would read the source code and find out if my source code looked great. If it was bad, I would try doing something about it, and eventually try to make all of the mistakes in the source code.
I also taught myself how to do XSS and XSSX attacks, some way to bypass security protections when using web proxies. I also added a couple “unrelated” resources I thought would be interesting to watch:
https://srs.thedr.com/unsealed.php
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Unsealed_Protocol_SSH_Troubleshooting
I also had some advice on how to help people deal with any of these problems and how to solve them. For people who are really frustrated, I tried to write a tutorial on how to start hacking at first. It should also explain how to make sure you do not accidentally use any malicious code. I learned a lot and learned to avoid this scenario so that people don’t get caught.
If someone were to ask you if your approach is safe, or if it seems more reasonable, you should go through all of the steps before you go. And if you really believe you can achieve anything, you can always read my article about getting started and how to become one yourself. The advice listed below is what the best solution for you is.
If I can do it for hours, I might have my hands full.
So I made my last purchase in January of this month. But, why did that happen?!
The
Trade. Because we only have 5 weeks, so I trading strategy was trading stock based on technical indicators, the one I always use is slow stochastic. I figure that there would be enough time for me to make huge profits by using buy-and-hold strategy. Therefore, all of my trades were pretty much based on slow stochastic indicator. Namely, I would consider purchasing a stock once it fell to the low area, and consider selling or short selling a stock once it reached in the high area. All the stocks I bought except one were all mid or high capitalization firms. I created a portfolio on Google finance and Yahoo finance, so