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There is just way too much risk in shorting Ebay. Even if it does start dropping, there are too many buyers that would love to get some Ebay but unwilling to buy at the current price. Just not enough reward.

buy the rumor, sell the news Thats great Anyway the statue being taken down was priced in early morning. The first hour and a half were great. Rest of the day sucked.

I dunno man, I'm sure it's pretty close. In regards to that subject, all I know is that I am going to Rio (brazil) this year.

I never read the Millionaire Mind but if it is anything like the Millionaire Next Door, I really do not care to. I'm not bashing the people interviewed in that book, they are hard workers, frugal and rightfully earned their one or two millions. But saving up for years and years to have a...

Uhm I see hotter girls than Kate Moss on the street everyday. Shiit, you can see hotter spanish girls than J-Lo in the Bronx anyday. I've hotter girls in modeling and acting that are better than kate moss, yet just not getting lucky. No offense, but you gotta be pretty stupid not to recognize...

To all you shorting Ebay, Yes it is overvalued and blah blah but do you honestly believe that the market is a perfect valuation model for all stocks and moves as such? If you do, you need to stop trading and become a college professor so that you can teach BS theory to kids. There are...

All that book teaches you is to be ridiculously cheap. Those "millionaires" are only "millionaires" because they cannot spend their money since they do not really know what to do with it. As rich as they seemed to be, they were actually poor schmucks shopping at Kmart. Anyone that denies...

They are not prop traders, but institituinal and sales traders. Different concepts. These guys think prop trading is pure gambling, as if they know exactly what is going on and whats going to happen everyday in the market. LOL yeah right. Currency trading is the most like prop trading but...

I trade for a prop firm and I have been doing good so far. My dad is a successful trader so I guess it is in the genes. Plus it is damn fun and the work environment is great. Big firms, like Goldman Sachs would not know WTF made a good proprietary trader if their lives depended on it...

Smoke some weed instead

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That article is a good read but the author just does not understand simple currency economics which are not covered by any textbook or theory. Simple thinking makes you realize that if the dollar is not needed for oil, lots and lots of dollars/dollar denominated assets will be getting dumped...

I've interviewed there. The guy seemed a bit unprofessional, not straightforward until the end. Basically he said to get some experience at a prop shop and come back. He said it would be in the best of both our interests. Here is the thing. If I am successful, why the fuck would I come...

Well at least now, it sounds like a completely legitimate person.

Oh ok, so now no one really knows who this silk person really is. If you had read my post, I clearly stated that I personally know there are (or at least were) guys at WorldCo that made millions quick. Almost all of these guys started back in 1999-2001, the good years. None of them were...

Thats BS, come on now. In the ratings and in the forums you have both WorldCo haters and WorldCo lovers without any true substantiated statements.

I did search. He is full of BS. Whatever money he has made at WorldCo is obviously luck. His strategy is hysterical. I have never heard a great trader describe any strategy like that. It's not right to post these BS rags to riches stories because you may screw up others lives thinking...

I applied, had an interview. The guy basically said to get a year of experience and come back. No grudge or anything, but if I'm doing good, why the hell would I want to go to FNYS to train for a year for a measly 45K a year and then start from the bottom? And if I am not successful, then...

You know I would actually believe this modern rags to riches cinderella story if silk was a bit more upfront about who he was and had more details. When you post outrageous stuff like this, anyone who is truthful would supply a little more detail to show that he/she is not full of BS. I have...

I would still advise new traders to stay away from WorldCo unless you personally know & trust the team leader and the team you would join. I would have gotten screwed big time, had I not taken the initiative to go somewhere else. As someone new, you need attention from a smaller firm. Not...