"I'm an INVESTOR, i don't do that quick in and out garbage"
I don't care who likes it. My "garbage" makes more per account than their long-term "garbage." Tell them to kiss my ass while I take another distribution.
200% profit does not mean doubling your capital. If that were true, merely keeping your capital would imply a 100% profit. Doesn't work. A 200% profit, or 3x starting capital, would mean capital of $10,000 rising to $30,000.
I invested in real estate. I gained 10% per year averaged over 20 years, including tax benefits. That is a shit return. 24% is one hell of a return for real estate, unknown in America year-over-year for that period of time. Congratulations on such a great return! But even 24% is a poor return...
Nothing to calm, mate. The poster either doesn't believe it possible, or they have trouble expressing what they really think. Either way, they have the problem, not me. :D
Success.
OK, time for definitions of blowing up your account. The reasons why and how are unique to each trader, but the bottom line is that a drawdown or other negative turn has led to your account being too small to trade anything (account balance now below margin for desired contract) or to buy/sell...
Well said. I also trade quickly, somewhere between scaper and short-term trader. Same story, second verse regarding my systems. Once I got the damned things to work, I haven't needed to tweak them much over the years to stay profitable.
gnome, you are correct.
The joke is on those who think they can sustain an economy, and therefore a lifestyle, while having both imported goods and exported wages.
Bush Sr. and Slick Willy are primarily responsible for NAFTA and GATT that materialized the globalist economic policy born...
10% per day for pros. 20% per day for pros is the most I have encountered, over years and years of averages. Percentages are only valid measures in retrospect. How is that for straight?
Newbies, do not base your system on a percentage. If you stretch to get more than the market is willing to...
I wouldn't put my money into anything with a shorter life span than me, and the whole notion of long-term investing is laughable, in my opinion. Keeping money current in a guaranteed investment vehicle is one thing, but expecting it to grow when it's out of your control is foolish, again, in my...