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Good video. Learned from him when I started selling computers in the eighties.

How about writing it off as a price of trading? Can you use it as a write off against profits? I'm not an accountant. Direct your energies to better tradng, much more rewarding.

Take your time, don't rush in to it.The time you put in now, will pay off later. Keep me posted. seadog

Good start on knowing the time frame. Now you still have to pick a product.Stocks,futures,forex,bonds,options.Sounds like swing trading might be your thing.

How much money are you prepared to lose, to learn to trade? How much time are you giving it? What is your risk assesment?

What products do you want to trade?

Have used Zumo. Middle of the range as far as good/bad goes. Depends what you are looking for.

Zumo will take your account.

Just checked out shoutcast. Great site. Thanks

Didn't read all the post.But I like the topic. Yes it can hsppen. Kind of rare to find though.Egos and fantasies get in the way of reality.In trading, the concept of millions of $, can happen.Not sure how real it is. We all know the percentage.

Right. Built in the price, I believe is the term.

With S&p 500, dividends have no effect. One or two companies with good div., has to deal with the other companies which may have a missed earnings. Equals out.

Interesting approach.

Was in CSI for awhile.Looked really tall.

Oh well, I try.

Why would one go into a trade if you thougt it might not work out? Use stop loss. Lower expectations. Patience. Money management is imperative.I do well with stock picks, for trading. No money involved. Have returned 20-25% for the last 3 years, just a side interest. Go long, or short.Anywhere...

Isn't commission and taxes just part of the business your in? I f either one is a make or break situation, your in the wrong business.

oldtime. Like your attitude.Read some of your other posts. pm me , might have an idea.

Does this effect your trading. Or is it just a general interest?

What difference does it make?