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Baron, looking at the number of your posts – I see that you just recently qualified to be ‘Elite Member’. That was close. :D

For me, trading is a business I enjoy doing. I can’t imagine myself leaving the field of opportunities in the middle of the day and walking out it. If I have a bad day I reduce my risk and become more selective with the setups. It is amazing how many times you can turn a bad day...

ROFL, ROFL..... :D

This is maybe a little bit off base, but… Is it possible that there is something like ‘implied contract’. As soon as you start showing up for work on a regular basis – you are agreeing to that contract (which is displayed to all the employees in the dark cupboard in the basement)...

Rigel, maybe Murray’s keyboard does not have the ENTER key. :D

Knowing how to balance the fear and the greed. :cool:

...have returned. My heart is full. I am at peace with the world. Thanks Baron :p

If you say so Number 4. :D

mgkrebs said “lose is a verb, loose is an adjective and it's truly amazing how many dozens of traders don't get it write” I think I got it right, right? :D

A girl at uni gave me this nickname (I gave her something else in return :) ). Never knew if there was any link between Mickey Mouse (and she could not spell) and my performance in bed.

But I am going to open brain surgery chatroom tomorrow at www.brainlesssurgen.com ($20,000 a month). Hey, maybe I am not so brainless. :D

IndexTrader said: “Since IB doesn't allow odd lot purchases, I will usually buy 100 shares, turn around and sell the portion I'm not supposed to have in my "basket" of stock.” No need for that IndexTrader – IB will allow you buy 1 stock share. I know because I’ve done it by...

I can only speak for myself, but I think that most traders dislike odd lots – placing an order for 100 shares and getting filled on 9 can be very, very annoying. But, if you are a newbie it wouldn’t do you much harm if you mess up 20 shares – it certainly might if you mess up 200...

Def, I can understand what you are saying.:mad:

This question is best directed at Hardware forum.

Far be it for me to suggest the way for you should make money in this world, but… Have you ever considered writing a book about your experience as a trader – good, bad or the ugly – doesn’t matter!? What matters is that a failure in one area of life doesn’t mean that you can’t...

I consider myself very lucky to do the work I like doing. This applies to my full time job and part-time trading. A Magna pointed out when the full time job ends the trading doesn’t have to. The satisfaction I get from trading is immeasurable – beats any other activity I can think of...

I exit the very moment I see or feel a pause in price movement. The length of pause I allow for depends on the amount of profit I risk losing. As my eyes become larger – the length of my exit pause becomes shorter. :p

In the UK many activities are confined to the old boys network only. Financial markets are no different. :mad:

Rogue at his best. Excellent post. :p