So having spent a couple of days reading the thread, I've taken on board to have only 1% of your investment in a given fund and realised that I need to look beyond bitcoins alone to apply these techniques.
I've also taken on board the need to be selling short in down trends and that if you don't do that, you're halving the potential profit. So, I've been looking for places to invest that allow short selling and have a wide range of things to invest in. CFDs keep coming up. These seem ideal for a small time trader like me as there are no trading fees, however there seems to be an "overnight interest payment" or "overnight premium" associated with them if you hold at the end of the day. Is it possible to use CFDs for medium term trend following, or is it really for day trading only? How about sellling at the end of each day and then buying again at the start of the next to avoid the overnight interest - or is that a crazy idea?
One good thing, a lot of the sites have unlimited "simulated" trading on their platform, which is free.
Separately:
I don't know, dude, why don't you pitch in a little and tell us?
Fair comment
I just figured you already have it set up and only need to change the start date to get the answer, but maybe there is manual fiddling involved. Really appreciate you sharing what you already have. Thanks.
