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Lol. Thing is, it just doesn't really bother me at all. I'm grateful for every second of it... (yeah I know, I sound like a christian!)

But isn't it simply AMAZING the kind of probabilities that had to be overcome for you to have this life? And then, on top of all that, a human too (as opposed to a gnat).... and then an American (as opposed to a hapless somali)...and in the 21st century (as opposed to the 6500bc)...

Yeah, I know GG. I really miss the real SuperEgo too. Remember the obession that bitch rs7 had with him? Turned out it was ole faster_pcat all along.

Hilarious!

Ah, then apologies are in order. I wasn't aware. (I did ask though!) Completely understandable.

True, and if you're a day trader, when exactly do you think you're going to have the time to do all that and enjoy the vaunted 'freedom' the day trading lifestyle offers.

You're forgetting that the relationship also runs the other way. Osama (and his cohorts) were also once our allies; 'allies' in the sense of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". That is, they both faced a common foe that they found more threatening than they found each other. Once that foe...

I love basketball, football and soccer, but I've just grown out of talking about them. What do sport's conversations actually come down to (most of the time)? One person's opinion about which team or player is better than/the best, no? I'm just not that interested in 'proving' the 80s Lakers...

I don't buy into the business analogy for a couple of reasons. Firstly, if you look at the entrants into business (and I have known quite a few) they are, in my experience, actually a lot less knowledgeable about the requirements for success in business than entrants to trading. I'm talking...

Personally, I think www.fxcm.com walks all over them.

I'm not so sure, hapaboy. While somebody gaining some sense of satisfaction from taking out enemies (as opposed to simply "killing") may have certain "psychopathic" personality traits (not in a nasty way), this could perhaps be seen as advantageous. As I mentioned earlier using the example of...

Well, be that as it may, it doesn't seem to change the fact that this "Civilized World" shares your inability to distinguish between "military" and "civillian" targets. Doesn't take a neo-con to notice that.

I've noted this before, mecro, you do so remind of myself! Daytraders, most daytraders, the overwhelming majority of them, are bound to fail because -- among many other reasons -- they need to make money; clearly, otherwise there is no income from anywhere. This need to make money also...

If true (and it's certainly not), then this "Civilized World" would appear to share your inability to distinguish between "military" and "civillian" targets, among other failings.

LOL! I like to think we're a tad more sophisticated than that here, but I'm sure you'll snag someone.

Hmm... Calumny killed the cat? :)

LOL! What's that line about 'great minds'? :)

Not at all. Try 'reality central'. I know you've been there qwik.

No offence intended, Dustin. Having read your posts for a couple of years I understand you're the 'real deal'. Cool. Just keep on trucking then! (Lucky bastard!) :) ps -- 5 years now? Hmm, still a bit early to judge in my book. Hope you haven't blown all that do' on the 'high life'...

Well, let's see, Virty. From my opening post: "Don't misunderstand, I'm not railing against all trading. Not at all. I still maintain a great interest in the markets. Only that choosing to make your livelihood from trading the markets is, for the vast majority of people, about as bad a...