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In reading prior posts... is the chatroom currently down?? I have the latest IE so the directions guiding to uncheck a box don't pertain. Can you state which IE version works... and which version JRE? Thanks?

how many more coins do you think... sick trader?

lemme guess that life is wonderful to monl and that he won't reveal the secret to his 75% ability to predict the markets.

good luck!

gee sick trader ii, when is the trading going to start ?? or will it?

Nope, just read some of the work. Again... great post for Redneck trader.

Some people are probably built to lose to fulfill some kind of need or desire. Accepting a loss can help, but to celebrate it according to NLP... who are you modelling ?? "It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the ones most responsive to change"...

Agree.

Just wanted to give some input. I disagree with the idea that a high IQ has anything to do with success rates playing the markets. For the second question, I believe you have an edge when you are confident in your system. I think it's hard to be confident in these volatile markets if you have...

yes or no, depending on your reason(s) for placing trades.

Show was inline w/ what I heard about before. Great job by David Faber... also mentioning... sad story about small country that didn't do enough research before going into bubble mess.

I never said anything about a time frame. A true poker player will worry about the game of poker... not about how much money he/she can make in a day, week, month, or lifetime.

I've heard that trading is one of the few ways where you could start w/ a small account... and get rich. It isn't likely, but it is possible. When playing a small stack in poker, if you are a highly skilled player, you can still come up. For the OP, my opinion is that if you have more...

as long as you learn from that mistake.... and own it. what a great concept... thanks for sharing.

A security officer. If you're lucky, you might have lots of free time.

I agree, Slapshot. Coming from an IT background, I could see where it would be hard to expect you to hit the ground running with your first day on the job. It might take you a year, 5 years, or maybe even 10 years to be consistent and good in this field. I don't know how long it's going to...

I used to do contrary to the above as well, and worry too much about the green. Just wanted to thank the great posts (w/ exceptions to a few I didn't agree). I've read all the posts in here so far. Just wanted to comment, Slapshot... 8 years sounds something similar to becoming a doctor.