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When you were 'original' it was 143. Your intelligence must be declining. Sorry 'bout that.

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McMansion anyone?

I know. I structured the opening of my passage that way for emphasis. He can't be successful if he doesn't change. He can't change if he doesn't see the need to change. Hopefully this is the juncture that turns out to be a positive inflection point for him.

You might want to read this thread over sometime. It is about a trader who was an accident waiting to happen. You may find that it puts your present predicament in perspective: http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=114004&perpage=6&pagenumber=1 Now, to your question...

Ten Years Gone.

The question is still open.

Ever consider quitting (day)trading, getting a 'real' job, and learning how to swing trade?

Well, I for one, believe that the crap factor on this site is no more than 97%. We agree to disagree. Whatever the hell that means.

Question: How does a trader who is not 'successful' and 'constantly profitable' come to the conclusion that 99% of the info posted here is crap? Wouldn't you need to have an idea what works before you make that claim? I'm not necessarily challenging your conclusion, just your ability to...

Ever think that you shouldn't be in it for the excitement?

Hey, try factoring in US$ currency depreciation and see what you come up with.

Please define "safe".

I believe that it can be violated by degrees. Which leads us to the definition of an 'edge'. A while back, I had been thinking of doing a journal in which an index would be traded on a daily basis, 100% long or 100% short, and plot the results versus the index. Unfortunately, life got very...

I got a bit of heat for this post on 1/13. Does anyone want to dispute my conclusion now? As I saw it, Aaron's fund would be occasionally susceptible to black swan occurances because he leveraged single positions at times, rather than spreading out assets into non-correlated strategies. It...

It's not precedent for the graph that was drawn. http://elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1766809

Neke, got a graph for us?

She went haywire because she had a big loss. If there was no reason for her reaction to this loss to happen, why does this response happen so often, to so many people? We're running up against human nature, which is very powerful, here. Actually, she should. If she doesn't, this lesson...

Looks Wizetrade inspired to me. Their interface is snazzier though. Keep up the good work.

Without a doubt. This is not a situation that calls for an accumulation of 3 strikes before being called "out".