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i don't care about the numbers. the bottom line is that if you feel what you are doing is unsustainable then quit while you are ahead. obviously, you feel a good amount of doubt about your potential to improve/sustain your trading since you are writing a post about quiting now. if your...

so where are you all in from kid?

someone who knows what they are talking about unlike the original poster.

and anyone who bitches about the volatility probably can't find trades or make good money in the first place.

i just looked at the tax bill i think i am paying on the 15th. i want to cry. i hate how the biggest checks i have written have been to the govt. i think this one is going to be pushing 6 figures :( :( :( LET'S BLOOMBERG OR RON PAUL ELECTED!

good call. you got gold down on one day. aren't you short GS too? i think that was up 3. REJOICE!

yes.

Great one for me. I was just going over everything. The 2007 volatility was great for my growth. How about you guys who trade at other firms?

i am surprised it is this high. from the way most people post here on ET i would be surprised if 20% make money. maybe it's just the loud mouth idiots who think they have a clue that are getting my attention more. :p

2007 had some excellent trading. are you an investor?

almost every single etf had some sort of end of year dividend.

sounds cool but it doesn't really seem applicable to profitable trading. if you sit around and wait for the right opportunity that you have seen before then you can pretty much know what is going to occur. example....trading listed IPOs...you have the massive stabilizing bid with no major bids...

Pretty simple.

good call n00b :p you might actually have a future trading.

when i see some idiot buying/selling an ETF far above/below it's NAV pre or post market and i short/buy that fool then that is not a random trade. when i see the same after hours program runs that puts a stack of bids or offers up/down to the level one bid/offer and i take those shares then...

trade the morning and the close and post market. thin volume and moves get exaggerated. imbalances at the close should be good as well.

lol that's why you don't take random trades. that's called CHURNING.

kramer pump broke it out. great call but dangerous to be buying here. wait to see what happens to it after the new year.

getting a feel for how buyers/sellers/programs/stocks act is not random

also skyrider....why don't you want to trade INP? it is extremely volatile and for some strange reason it trades far above it's NAV. and if for some strange reason you could trade indian stocks directly you do understand that there are other tax implications, right?