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Hello everyone
I joined Fastlane forum yesterday and I have introduced myself on introduction section. However, let me briefly introduce myself again in case anyone missed it.
My name is Austin. I am 24 years old male from South Korea and live in Seoul. Currently I am trading Kospi (it’s like SP500 stocks in USA), and Kosdaq (it’s like Nasdaq in USA) stocks only in the morning just for an hour for quick speculative profits.
Just like everyone else in this section of forum, I wanted to start my own progress thread to the road of Fastlane.
As of March 22[SUP]nd[/SUP], 2013, my statement shows that I have about $19K USD. Obviously in South Korea, we use Korean WON as currency, but to make it simple I will convert it to USD.
My initial goal is to increase my balance to $100K USD by end of this year. After that I will take $50K to US Brokerage such as TradeStation to try out American stocks and leave rest of $50K to trade in Korean market.
Ultimately, I want to trade twice a day. One hour in Korean market session and an hour or two in New York session.
From now on, I will be posting results of my trade everyday after I am done trading.
My strategy for quick profit is a trend following system only targeting very liquid stocks, which I have been using for a while.
I will be very interested to hear about anyone doing similar business as I am doing. Also I am interested in Forex, Futures and automation of strategy.
So feel free to share what you know!
Any tips and comments will be very appreciated.
I joined Fastlane forum yesterday and I have introduced myself on introduction section. However, let me briefly introduce myself again in case anyone missed it.
My name is Austin. I am 24 years old male from South Korea and live in Seoul. Currently I am trading Kospi (it’s like SP500 stocks in USA), and Kosdaq (it’s like Nasdaq in USA) stocks only in the morning just for an hour for quick speculative profits.
Just like everyone else in this section of forum, I wanted to start my own progress thread to the road of Fastlane.
As of March 22[SUP]nd[/SUP], 2013, my statement shows that I have about $19K USD. Obviously in South Korea, we use Korean WON as currency, but to make it simple I will convert it to USD.
My initial goal is to increase my balance to $100K USD by end of this year. After that I will take $50K to US Brokerage such as TradeStation to try out American stocks and leave rest of $50K to trade in Korean market.
Ultimately, I want to trade twice a day. One hour in Korean market session and an hour or two in New York session.
From now on, I will be posting results of my trade everyday after I am done trading.
My strategy for quick profit is a trend following system only targeting very liquid stocks, which I have been using for a while.
I will be very interested to hear about anyone doing similar business as I am doing. Also I am interested in Forex, Futures and automation of strategy.
So feel free to share what you know!
Any tips and comments will be very appreciated.
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