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Now, that's why I only see $$$ in the p/l thread. Isn't it a bit unfair? I mean, what you start with is quite important to judge your performance, isn't it?

May I ask why? Is it because 1) you don't know how much you started with 2) you don't know how much you made 3) you are pulling so much money out of your account that it doesn't make sense to discuss about it

Splitting yourself you mean? :) Why are you saying that? This is how the software industry mostly works. Which might be an argument for you, actually :)

Hard to imagine someone with that personality getting laid

Tyler, if you are very new maybe you don't know this: http://www.investopedia.com/dictionary/ It's a good source of definitions.

Why is it a newbie mistake? Keeping your gains can increase your buying power

cool. What is it? A free account at IB? :) Hey, I think I can find a bit of myself in that description. Except maybe when he says "DaVincis are light bearers and leaders". What can I say? I'm a modest Da Vinci. :D

I think it is "I see it". Does it mean you consider yourself autistic? You talk quite a bit :)

I think I'm moving in the same direction. Actually, almost everyone I know is. That sounds pretty sad Good post

Chagi, if it's not too long to explain, would you mind going a bit more into detail? The fact that all information is already priced doesn't mean that the price will then follow a random walk? I thought the two things were basically the same.

Carlos Dunga, great Brazilian midfielder: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Dunga Klinsmann, yes. It's not impossible, since he's living in California, but as far as I know he doesn't like the pressure. Most of it, though, came because he was training the team while living in California...

Maybe it's time to take a break? Just to cool down a bit. You sound very involved.

100% agree. Unfortunately

Steve, thank you for the answers. It makes sense

It's interesting to see that experienced traders have this feeling. So the problem does exist. Still, I also think it's quite subjective. I don't know if crystallballs has experienced it or not, but I guess there are people who are quite comfortable with the idea of making a lot of money fast...

Just for curiosity: both the article and Mark Douglas mention a fear to win, like people feeling guilty because they make money. Has anyone experience with that?

True. I actually think people are doing it less. Yet, that doesn't make the game nicer. And FIFA knows it. They are getting harder with the actors. Wish they did also something to stop the actors screaming and crying after a foul just to waste time. I wonder why they never used an effective...

This does actually make kind of sense. I almost agree.

First Ravanelli, now Clemente Mastella. And there is not even a smiley. Things in this thread are getting worse. :) By the way, are you sure you posted the right link? I can't find any reference to Mastella. Luckily Actually, if this is wrong maybe it's better if you don't post the right one.