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this isnt the stage where"things couldnt get any worse" that wont happen for about 2 years..or whatever the average bear market cycle is. the top of this was in May..we are only 2 months into it. people said that about NASDAQ as well in 200, 2001...still hasnt recovered over 5 years later...

ok. you have a nice taste of a humble sandwich (that is a nasty tasting sandwich ..no?)...so i am going to help you out just a little more...get the taste out of your mouth. for ever trade i enter...I need 3 reasons to justify the trade...entry, direction etc. (and i am still wrong 50% of...

haha. no mate, no clue. who is he?

Nirav- If you read the "market wizards" books you will find many of these guys started out in institutions...i HIGHLY recomend that for at least your first 10 years...you will really learn a ton. Go independent on the side and work your way up. I think you will find the top traders on this...

i check on it occasionally. To be honest..i wouldnt touch it for a few reasons (this is subjective based on your time horizon obviosly) 1. market indices going into a bearish pattern 2. Many people buy Harleys on credit...interst rates are rising 3. economy is softening, lessenins...

You buy like crazy...keep buying...the guy on the other side of those trades? it is me...the guy who studies day in and day out while you sleep or party. the guy who works for an institution. the guy that understands the power of 17 rate hikes and the 200 day moving average. The same guy who...

hahahahahahahahahaha. mate..you need to learn how the markets work. INTC is the ugliest chart i have seen in a while. where do you get these ridiculous price targets? you are completely making this up. it doesnt matter if intels chip is great...not going into a bear market. I dont...

eusdanki pegged it...I am in Costa Rica (imperial is a well known beer here). Panama has great infrastructure and good banking as compared with its neighbors. I think it woud be a fun place to be..give it a shot. all they can say is no...so you move on to the next one. this is another...

The school isnt top tier..but it is fine..yes grades help. You are on the right track for sure! here is the key...you have to meet people, the right people. ill give you my story: I went to Texas A&M...decent school...but there are better. when i graduated the business school was ranked...

I just recently had this discussion. I dont think that these items are all supply/demand (i know..pretty obvious right?). I think the thing that will kill these is plain and simple people get tired of them. tired of hearing about it, trading it...whatever. the "new car smell" wears off...

Ok mate, I am going to help you out..call it charity. I will give you 3 important things to look at. 1. 200 day MA 2. 3 year chart. draw the trend line.......CORRECTLY 3. Direction of recent volume since crossing below the 200 MA. i will also give you three important unsolicited tips...

Here are the tickers for all the recent ProShares launches (corrected from earlier version, based on the AMEX site: press release 1, press release 2): 1x Short the NASDAQ-100 (PSQ) 1x Short the S&P 500 (SH) 1x Short the S&P MidCap (MYY) 1x Short the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DOG) 2x...

I like the above adivce for any job...but I would add the following when you start moving to the big leagues more and more... dont get cocky...nobody likes that crap. be a nice guy...keep you head down, work hard, admit your mistakes, keep your mouth shut, be honest, and ask for...

to be honest mate...education is the best investment you can make. If you want to be a fund manager in NYC for instance...you should have an MBA I am afraid. If you are like me and you want to work in the market for the rest of your life...start going to school at least part time. lots of...

that is hilarious. Cramer is a wierd dude, i dont follow or listen to his recomendations(or anyone elses for that matter)...but with multiple successful hedge funds and an average year over year return in the high 20% range...ill bet he knows an awful lot more than you or I. stocktrader to...

i like how you refer to it as a game...i look at it the same way. it is the most complex, most frustrating, most rewarding and punishing game on the planet. enjoy.

hahaha. this is hilarious. It is fun to watch people draw attention to themselves as they self destruct.

Broker/sales finance (still) pros: now i live in troical paradise at the ripe old age of 30. cons: let me get back to you...

DO NOT, DO NOT, DO NOT go full time without a track record of consistency and profitability. especially in this market...it is tough going into the bear. keep your business, trade on the side until you are consistently making $10k month part time. it will take you years to achieve this...

quantum fund is closed last i heard. without doing the research, i think it has about 26%yoy returns since inception..something of that sort.