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When I ran track, in university I ran my fastest times against people who were faster then me BTW 100m 10.54 is my PB. So I have met a guy who I trade with that makes crazy money, yes he has taugh me a few things but more importantly he pushes me day in and day out to get better and put up...

Being smart allows you to see what could happen. I know that if the specialist fills me on the whole 30k shares I have on the bid, I could lose 10k. I know that but I'm not affraid, so I trade my plan if it does happen I get out. I'm not happy and I'm not lucky, I just know thats part of trading...

Hydroblunt, don't know where your from but us washington heights boys aint lacking a thing, and it aint about the money or fact that I can't find a girl, I was just asking if this was the general experience of traders. Shit, I'll just tell em I play in the NFL.:D

That's a good start, the department store manager is a good example actually it was the same one (well almost) that was told to me. Reading the tape is an art, and its not hard it just requires hard work.

Do people really have trouble telling women that they are a trader? Do they really shy away from a guy who is a trader, even if he makes good money? I haven't come across it yet, due to the fact that I am still young. But should I worry about this in my later stages of life? I thought traders...

I'm here in south florida just moved here, have some extra money to blow. Wheres the best place to do it?

Thinking too much causes you not to pull the trigger, the goal is to become like a robot. When the stock meets your "checklist" for an entry just get in, and do it every time it meets it not just once and awhile. And if you want to know where the stock is going, learn to read the tape. Price and...

I'm not sure he's been trading for awhile, but he has taught me somethings and life has also and I'm starting to detached myself completely and trading with no fear. With that my numbers have increased, and its only been a few months so anyone can do it.

Admiting when your wrong and moving on is a must, but being afraid to get into a trade because you might lose money is not. They are two different factors. You are right people are not flawless, but I think it is possible to almost be like a robot trading. I trade with a guy who makes more money...

I think 500k is very possible for every trader to reach thats 2500 a day, everyday.

I trade anywheres from 5 to 20 different stocks in a day. If there is unusual volume on a stock you can bet that I am watching it, and more the likely trading it. If you don't have 10mm plus in BP why do you need to automate it? It seems like a waste of time and it wouldn't be worth it...

Oh yeah, me and Rm aren't the same person.LOL. Even though its nice to be mentioned in the same breath as him.:)

Nice easy day, not many shares traded, but traded more then the usually number of stocks.

I'm sure you can get this thread moved to another forum, but either way good luck hopefully you do well and land that job at GS, I'll be reading.

I think managing your risk is the most important thing. I've seen guys who would risk 1k dollars to try to make 200. Why? I haven't been around long so I might not have a clue to what I am talking about, but if a trader can learn to cut there losses and move on IMHO they will be around for a...

Down to 28? I thought you started with 21 stocks?

Traded 12 million on ford, check the chart and the math is easy.:)

What a day. Was up a bunch, then got slammed and I mean slammed. But then as the day went on, I pushed and pushed some more, and ended up at a record high. Would have been a day for the books if that lost would have been avoided, but once again ford to the rescue.

I justed started making decent money, but i'm sure the mercedes benz cls and a condo in south beach on millionaire row will put my win/loss ratio through the roof.:D, but then again i'm looking for college age girls.

My best day, so it is a blow and sluts day for me.:p