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It can also happen apple at $400 in one day:p

ALso somewhere in this thread somebody made $100k from 10k. Why can't he make 1 mill from 100k? 10 mill from 1 mill? 100 mill from 10 mill? 1 bill from 10 mill? 5 years to make him a billionaire? Clearly, this guy was majorly overleveraged. Don't fall for the scam, for every person who turns...

DAYTRADING IS A LOSERS GAME broker fail rate is 95%. Brokers dont want you to know. Fact is profitable daytrading is a pipedream. Saying daytrading is something you can do atfter a lot of hard work and then you will "get it" is stupid. Same can be said of lottery winners. OMG buy...

Playing tops is a losers game. Only losers or degenerate gamblers do this. I remember this guy who bought a PCLN put at $300. He lost all his money.

I bought 4 december 135 euro calls for $500. They quadrupled in value to $2000 before I sold them. I made 400%. You made 1%. Obviously you are a better trader then me because you had the market go 20% against you on a leveraged position and you still made money. I guess you can't ever...

You need to find an edge. Realize that daytrading has no edge in the current market. Start swing trading and make money with premarket movements.

lol. you get the award for worst trade ever.:p

you just dont get it. At this moment in time there are 99 lurkers for every daytrader who thinks daytrading is a winning venture, like you. And those 99 have all lost money daytrading, but aren't posting because theyre shamed. Because reality is, the reason you made money is all luck...

you might be one out of many daytraders who made net money for a year or multiple years. But you are sure to lose it eventually. Why? Because there is no edge at all in daytrading. Daytrading is a losers game. We call something like that LUCK. If 1 out of 99 daytraders make money, its not...

lately I have been on a winning streak. I predicted the following S&P 1200 and euro 1.40 by september, when S&P was at 1050 and euro at 1.25. Ofcourse the market has been lagging my predictions but they will nevertheless come true. So I will make other predictions that will definately come...

OMG S20075 permabear became permabull. TOP IS IN LOL!

GUESS WHERE WE ARE 1150 GUESS WHAT THE BOTTOM WAS 670 GUESS WHAT We HAVE BEEN IN A BULL MARKET EVER SINCE 670 READ THE DAMN CHARTS! STOP CALLING FOR A CRASH

you will see... :P with credit spreads with 6% to 22% a month it does sound like you're overleveraged, and these are in danger of auto-liquidation.

Wealth is not the same as money. Wealth is paper, but money is real. There is a finite amount of money, now credit in the world. it does expand yearly but could just as easily contract when we head into an economic depression.

mathematics refute it as being a true edge. there is a finite amount of money in the world. in order for you to make 8% a month somebody else has to lose that 8% a month minus inflation of credit.

ETN are dangerous. ETF have more right. Byut tehn again, rememebr the GM bailout. Bondholders, who shou;ld have come first got screwed Point being: you can always get screwed no matter if law says you shouldnt have.... absolute safety comes with food, water and guns

there is no edge in daytrading, especially this environment. chance dictates there will be a winner. Where else does the money go? 1+1=2 right. However it won't flow to the guy who uses technical analysis. It will flow to the guys with a lasting edge. I.E. investors or HFT or swing traders.

8% a month is a statistical anomaly if this is a true edge. what will happen is either you're lucky and a disaster is waiting to happen or the edge will diminish and completely disappear. 8% a month means you're overleveraged in normal trading, even in daytrading. so believe me when I say...

No, I've been here multiple years and changed alias to failed_trad3r when I failed in the bull run trading. Guess what, like 90% of the shorters in 2008 failed also in 2009. It's a fact.

whats the problem with fixed exchange rate? NONE! why doesnt the US fix their own exchange rate but with like 1 USD to 4 yuan, beats me.:confused: