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easymon1 You in kindergarten.

Several others have posted even more beautiful charts. Yours is not even that good. Why bothers? So what you want to prove? I keep my profit and you keep doing your charting. Enjoy!

You kept posting here. Not sure what you intention is. Puzzling.

Is 6 figure position a round error?

Go to enjoy your pretty chart. And I enjoy my 35% return in two days. I already sold some of the positions. :D

No. I do not do those options. Do not gamble either. Look at the thread I posted about Bill Ackman Pershing Square performance. Same as S&P 500 from 2014. Not impressed at all. Who says he is smart? He talks well. That does not make him smart.

Who else is not doing this?? WSJ thinks he is smart. Not really. In this market, pick a good trade and it can net you 35% in just a couple of days.

True. But remember one thing mentor will tell you: let profit flow. We all eager to take a 1% profit by 3:50PM.

The issue is the 2-day stock settlement. Not looking for FX or margin borrowing. I know IB offers limited margin on cash account. What other brokers offer that capability? So we do not have to wait for two days and try to remember all the settlements etc?

The very first thing a trader needs to remember is that, trend is your best friend. Traders need to identify the major trends. We all knew the tech over-valuation and "bubble". And Fed has to tighten the money supply. Yet, market did not care much. That made the good case for the...

Certain trades like GME, AMC, etc are clearly day trades since you know the fundamentals are not there and you do not want to hold it for one year or more. But if you hold Chase Bank or Goldman stocks and you are down 10%, do you sell to take a loss? You have to make a decision on what you...

I care less as long as my profit flows. I'm up 30% YTD and 232% from 2021-2022. Do not even need to work my butt off to chase all the day trades. I caught the falling knife on SOXL and that trade is already 22% in the money. Do not know if I'd be able to catch that day trade only. Several...

For a lot people, there is not a lot of difference. Typically when day trade does not do well, some leave it to swing trade. Or they would just take profit and call it a day. For me SOXL trade on Friday, it was any planned trade. If there was no reversal, I would take it as a long swing...

It is you who think you know everything about Wall Street. Sure you can give OP some advice. Go to build a 15-year track record, and someone WILL hire you. Good luck.

As I said, I do not want to comment on Cathie's record and management style. I'm only talking how Wall Street works. Cathie had no opportunity. But she never gave up. Then she seized the opportunity. Or opportunity found her. Now she is richer and more successful than most of the Wall...

Hope you know dot com bubble #1, LTCM, housing crisis, Lehman, Bear Sterns, Kidder Peabody, Traveler Group, First Boston etc. Wall Street is always fluid. Almost no one stays at the same firm, same group, or doing the same over 15 years, or 10 years. Wall Street firms are like revolving...

A good example is Cathie Wood. I do not want to comment on her fund management style and performance. But the door of fund management on Wall Street was pretty much shut for Cathie. Many reasons. She got old and it looked like she would never get the opportunity. Then Cathie got funded by...

That is completely not the case. I've worked for some of the Wall Street firms for many years. My son is a recently minted Wall Street banker and his office is in midtown. No one wants to stay at the same job for 15 or 20 years. Making $$$ is interesting to some people, at some time. But...

No sir. 20% makes no difference. He is not Bill Ackman. Even if Bill's performance is 12%, Ackman can still runs his fund. But OP still looking for his chance. This world is never fair.

Certainly those people exist. But my question is, those people should be in very comfortable position as you described. Why would they be in the market for either capital or for employment? Even some junior people with just a few years' experience constantly receive calls from recruiters...