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Scenario 1. He goes long and you go short: - If he's wrong then it's ok, no problem with this one. - If he's right then you won't lose big since he will exit early taking small profit because he has a lose aversion. Most of time, he won't let his profit run. And when he exits, you cover your...

romik, I'm an absolute clone of Trader A, even worst. What do you think about my proposal? To be successful, you have to do exactly the opposite of mine. If I go long, you go short; if I go short you go long; if I withdraw the money from the account, you put it in. Otherwise, we won't be...

Oh guys! risktaker has a great memory!!! He stands for his name. So, be accountable.

Listen to this guy man. He might be right. GOOG was before very appreciated but now the Street starts to think about it, or worry about it if you prefer. And when that worry is one-sided then the beginning of the end..., and there after desperation and when that desperation is one-sided the...

The sum of all your arguments between the two groups is zero. The same as stock market. Right! Why does the sum of all your arguments is zero? Because it's still undecided, it means that the result is zero. If one argument win over another then it has been decided, the result is not zero...

The person want to start, right? And once he/she feels comfortable then he/she can handle more tasks, more responsibilities, meaning more stocks. You don't want the person get beaten and discouraged by the Market, right. Sure, you need a lot of patient since you can't trade every day or...

That's all I could say about. The biggest challenge is to know how to deal with ourselves, not with the Market but with our own emotions face to Mr. Market's action. There's some guys in the Market Wizards mentioned that it's not about to worry what the Market is going to do but worry about...

Sure. The best way to start is to trade on NYSE because it's generally (there's always exception) more stable, less volatile which give us time to react. While NASD stocks are generally more volatile therefore it's a bit difficult for less experienced trader to react. With exception, the big...

Step 11. Always have our stuff packed, have an airplane ticket and a valid passport for in case...

You got it. Focus is everything. Know what you are doing. I think a lot of successful traders they are very focused. It's like a professional blackjack gambler, he always plays with blackjack, he never jumps with one type of game then another. Let me give you real example, I knew very...

You know I have exactly the same idea about this issue. If you are a Broker, chances are it will make easier for you to find him. Just tracking secretly your clients activities. Fortunately, you can try with me. You give me some money to start then you secretly monitor my trades and do...

Step 10. Forge a **** rated by BARRON'S.

... and Mr. Market takes your money away!!! So, who can take the lead to open a poll, madmunny?

Does the WSJ have a limited number of subscribers or unlimited? Then I might have a chance. golablue, now you see the proof. I like this one.:)

No Bull. The title has something to do with investing but the contents are irrelevant. What a misleading! :D

This is true but unfortunately it will take very long time until new trader can understand this concept. This concept cannot be understood before having experiences and failures.

I'm looking for Wall Street Guru for long time..., now I achieved my goal. I want to see them not for getting something from them but to know how they trade...:)

I heard some people saying that now it's harder to make money in this business compare to 10 years ago. And some people that succeeded to make money before can't make anymore. It seems that it has nothing to do with the number of participants increased in the last decade, neither with the...

88888accountant, Is Barings Bank mean something to you? For which bank are you working now?

Wall Street, Douglas! I think greed & fear are the primary elements to make market works. No greed, no bull; no bull, no market. No fear, no bear; no bear, no market.