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Thanks. I get what you are saying. It's easier said than done. They are family dude. Being the youngest in the family, I'm used to be the low man on the totem. That's the expectation. I have "friends" online who are on the same journey(either successful traders or successful entrepreneurs) and...

I'm not single. I have a family of my own.

Oh, here we go again! It's not being childish. I was just mentioning that to say that regardless of $$ fromt trading I still need INTELLECTUAL STIMULATION from an academic job(even though it pays shiet). That's all. Don't take it the wrong way. I've had coworkers and even bosses that were so...

Thanks for the suggestion. What pretentious bullshiet? They are my siblings. They all know what schools I went to. That's part of the jealousy too. But it's benign. What they are competing for now is $$. I want to lay low. They are overt people. One of my siblings who recently got promoted to...

To be honest, it's NOT a humblebrag. I can share this because no one knows who I am online. This is a serious problem I'm trying to solve. I know one of my siblings is supercompetitive. She worked her ass off and recently got promoted to VP. If she knew it's easy for me to make that kind of...

I know this a good problem to have. But just wondering people's thoughts on this. Suppose, you do well in trading. Then what? I don't like to be showy. I think the best way is via stealth wealth according to this blogger...

My point was that's NOT WHAT HE DID! He NEVER SHORT when STOCKS ARE GOING DOWN only when they GO UP get it ?! The edge he's exploiting is the same edge many penny stock shorters exploit and they are uncorrelated to big cap indexes as far as I can tell.

WRONG. That would mean he's a trend trader. He's a COUNTERTREND trader. He SHORTS penny stocks that go PARABOLIC. He does NOT short stock that goes down. That would be trend trading. It's amazing how people make comments without reading or understanding different trading styles. Just repeating...

This is why ET has so many trolls and losers. It was a typo. dude. I've been trading for a while and regularly make low 4 figures day. If you want to be a dick about it, I went to top 3 schools undergrad and graduate school. Ivy School. But never for once I picked on people's typo or wrong word...

What? I trade on margin 4x and use that as my intraday BP. BFD. Many daytraders do that.

I'm not a student of Madaz and even less so a "true student". I was in his chat room for 2 months to see what's up with all the hype. Then canceled his sub. So I have first hand knowledge about his trading style. Everyone else who says he's a scammer and fake , you don't have data to say that...

Yep. I totally concur. Steven Dux traded super volatile small cap stocks initially to grow his $27K account to millions. But now that he has millions, he changed his style to be more conservative and more of a sniper. Look for the perfect setup, then load it with size. In and out. Six figures...

For all those who say he's a scammer or trading on sim, then you haven't traded small cap stocks with size! I trade big cap. But for a short while I tried my hands on small caps/penny stocks. It's the wild wild west in small cap/penny stock land. Those things can move 4000% in a day(SPI). Or...

Max likes to size too BIG.

We all have been there. I've blew up my accounts in the past. Just smaller ones. Now I'm more cautious. But an ugly day does come once in a while. It's when you are stubborn and don't want to cut losses or size too big.

He has gotten himself out of a big mess before. Let's see how he does it now... If I were him, then I would have wired out $500K and put in bonds or other assets to protect from these types of blow ups. I think he's missing key TA chart reading. My trading technique/method would not have taken...

This is why I stopped being his sub after 2 months. While he can put up big numbers, he needs to work on his risk management.

this is a joke right? It's not April's Fool day yet.

I get what you are saying. Even if you factored in inflation, home prices have gone up faster than inflation.