No sales today.  I should have probably bailed out of a few things, but screw it.  I’m in this to win, not to take small losees and sometimes gains.  Screw the winning thing, I’m in this to make money.  It’s time the real me came out to play!

I hate today.  I’m looking forward to work consuming my day today.  The market is just pissing me off.  I hate, F’ing hate the light volume and manipulation.  Stupid F’ing market.

No sales today.  Just some buying.  In these slow days, I feel like I’m one of the few that is trading.  Perhaps that’s a sign… I should either be making more money or just not trading.

This trading day is so slow, I think that it reminds me of manipulation Monday, where anyone with $10k in their trading account could manipulate a stock price.  I’m just sad I haven’t made it to $10k yet.

Light trading day in volume.  Easy manipulation day for those with the money, easier than other days.  Watching some big moves that would never be allowed if all participants were playing.

Little chance of trading for me today.  I’m watching the market.  Things are slow.  Amazingly slow.  The only thing I like less than the slowness of the market is AAPL going up nearly 2%.

My loss was totally self inflicted.  I had a winner on it for a day, if that long, than rode the loss to more and more of a beating.  I’m not sure what I was expecting, probably some sort of Russell breakdown.  It didn’t happen, I paid for it.

Wow, check out AAPL and RIMM on the run up today.  Ridiculous.  Even worse than that.  I’m sort of questioning my put position, but not enough of a question to sell and take the loss.

I figured that before quadruple witching expiration day, the logical likely number would be triple pre-witching expiration day, making this Thursday, Thursday, Thursday.  That actually makes today, one of only four semi-unique Thursday’s in the year.

I didn’t sell AAPL today.  I wanted to, but the constant market fluctuation, keeping it up, kept me from exiting.  Perhaps I should have exited before today when the puts were at $2.05 on the bid (now they are $1.61).  What else…