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Yes people go crazy on the rebuys and add-ons. I figure if you can't make it work with the original buy-in chips, I don't see how the measly add on chips is going to help you. Once the add-on option comes up, people are already up to 30k in chips I play Paradise for now, I really like...

No joke! The no-limit games are a different beast! I'm doing fairly consistently well in the low-limits and I got a good feel for it. Started playing NL touraments this week and whooooaaa!! Even though with the buy-in your only risking $2 or $10 or whatever, seeing the chips stack up in the...

exactly, The more important it is to have a solid methodology that you stick to invariably Poker is the perfect pre-meditation for trading as it deals in the same concepts of making money (expectation, method, patience)...only with less variables and feedback comes quicker I find that...

when I sleep, I sleep when I trade, I trade... how's that one? :D

could you elaborate on how you trained to achieve this? very inspiring post!

I actually started playing poker from reading this thread and now I'm hooked... It's uncanny what it will teach you about trading: money management, playing probabilities, betting, control of emotions, folding, the list goes on and on I suggest for anyone just getting into trading to FIRST...

lol...regarding the Bev Hills mansion article... at some point in the not too distant future people will figure out that LA is not all what it's cracked up to be... for $10m you can live VERY VERY nice in my neck of the woods...Miami Beach and surrounding

wow what a diverse bunch of answers $5k or even $3k is definitely enough to start trading...what the hell are you going to use excess capital for if your starting out?? Discretionary trade: - Trade SMALL and keep your losses to the minimum...OF COURSE some of you may say, but all that...

harsh or not...the guy asked for advice...now if he blew 3/4th of his trading account on one trade the advice could not be harsh enough

here's how I see... I understand where you're coming from...since your in school things are a bit more gravy and idealistic get out and work for a few years and you'll start to change tune... regarding pillars of society, the only professions I respect in that matter are the social...