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a list of positions both open and closed?

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Mike V asked 6 years ago
would it be possible to maintain a running list of trades (both closed and open).  This is a very dynamic environment.  It would be nice to see what you currently own (open positions, entries, stops, full, partial position, etc...  and also past trades, when they were closed). That way nothing will be missed.  In other words, maintain a model portfolio which tracks all activity (past and present).  That would be much easier to follow than searching through all the tweets for current status (too easy to miss one).  Thanks.
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Avatar photoOwen Staff answered 6 years ago
Hi Mike, We're not <really> ignoring you; Pat and I are discussing how we wish to handle this.  It's a monumental task.  We'll address this sometime this week. I will add that you are absolutely right about searching through Tweets.  The better solution is to work from The Key List and build a spreadsheet from that point.
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Avatar photoOwen Staff answered 6 years ago

Hi Mike,
Pat and I have discussed and hashed over model portfolio posting/tracking off and on for a couple of days now.  This exercise has allowed us to better define who we are and what MissionWinners is all about.  We are not a tip service.  We don't want to be a tip service.  We are an educational service with the absolute on task goal of providing a world class education to those seeking solid guidance.  Speaking specifically about The Key List for a moment: that list requires about two hours of time each day to assemble.  Now, don't think we're complaining... not at all.  But, adding data points to that list would push us beyond our time allotment.  (by allotment I mean that the earth turns every 24 hours and we're a part of it).
Speaking from personal experience for a moment... I have invested and traded since 1987.  In my experience, I have not found a more sincere, qualified trading education anywhere.  Now, I know that I'm very fortunate to be working side-by-side with Pat Walker.  But, I have to tell you, if I wasn't a part of the team here, I'd certainly pay the $1200 bucks a year to receive the education he provides.  I have spent tens of thousands in education; this is what I call a World Class Education second to none.  (Yes... I admit I may be biased)
So the long 'n short of it is... We'd love to help you build your skills to whatever level you desire through daily practice and educational materials.  We're pouring our hearts into this; we love it and we are driven, but we're not a tip service; we want to help you (everyone) develop better trading habits and skills through education.