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Hitman I don't work for any firm, swingtrade from home, made seven figure in 98/99...mid 6 figures in 00, low 6 figures in 01...just 3K so far this month...extremely difficult trading environment...decided to be all in cash from now on...hope that answers your questions... ....first read...

Hitman Sorry for hurting your feelings...you're hyper sensitive...please stop with your nonsense + with spreading misinformation...you would be rewarded...with silence...

Hitman... Go and sell second hand cars (preferably Yugo's)...since you can't make a dime in this market...or better, get a typing job in human resource department...lol

Hitman "Lies What Lies?" Why don't you read the ad more carefully - that much you can do...I hope...

The following laughable advertisement appeared in Sunday edition of The New York Times: P.S. I wonder what Worldco management smokes these days... Wall Street Firm Wants MATHEMATICAL MINDS! PROPRIETARY EQUITY TRADER Worldco, a leading proprietary equity trading firm, headquartered...

Hitman Ok...so in 14 months you made 73K...and you are 22...and no college degree... Well, first of all you do not really need a college degree to be a "daytrader"...second, if you have put so much time and effort in some other business as you did in daytrading, you could have been more...

What new strategy do you have in mind that would eliminate the drawbacks of decimalization? if you could kindly share it with us, it would help everyone enormously. NLP is a psychological concept that can be employed for example in learning a foreign language, however trading is not all...

protrader1 Hitman is an exception, I would say, compared to his peers at Worldco, who according to some posts at ET, are mostly gross negative. Still this year he made around 75K, last year he was not profitable, so overall he made about 40K per year since he started trading NYSE. Given...

Private Even if we get into the era of high stock valuations, decimalization will still greatly effect our profits simply because decimalization by default greatly lessens volatility. Furthermore, daytrading business is experiencing the same faith as computers (DELL stock for example)...

By reading the posts on ET, one may conclude that everyone believes that current (unfriendly) trading environment is not going to last for long, and that "significantly better" trading environment is in store for us. In that "significantly better" environment, we shall again make great money...