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+100 I'm always amazed at how so many traders --supposedly a rational bunch-- just guzzle down corporate koolaid.

Dude, you're confused. The OP didn't say anything about 20k versus 80k. What the OP did was post an article. You want facts? What facts in the article do you not accept, and why?

You don't have to be a socialist to realize unbridled capitalism is bad for a nation. And wtf does retail trading have to do with running a workforce? The two can go together but very seldom do. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showpost.php?p=3840915&postcount=20 Bottom line: if you can't...

You can thank Ronald Reagan. From the start of the jobs report up to the end of Carter's term, a part-time job was counted as half of a full-time job, which made sense. It was the Reagan administration that decided to start counting pt jobs and ft jobs as interchangeable.

This is what unregulated capitalism looks like: outsourced jobs while qualified Americans go without work they're perfectly trained for.

I'm certainly hearing the voice of experience in that spew. OK, Bangcock, you and your unusual sexual appetites have a good day now.

Looks like you're the one who's fixated. You can't let the subject go. Looks like I struck a chord. And yes, I will die in the good ol' USA, not some third-world hellhole.

Speaking from what I hear about Bangkok, cocksucker.

Go back to sucking your ladyboy's cock, Bangcock.

I wasn't about to go through almost 300 posts to find the one post where VN responded, and I directly asked the poster who said he had responded and that poster already replied. So the one-post newbie didn't need to post, and neither did you, so fuck off.

The guy claims to be nine times winner (sometimes 12 times winner) of something called the World Traders Challenge which cannot be found via Google search. LOL. Yeah OK. :p

+1 You're about half right. NoDoji is great. But even if I thought JH was a great trader (which I absolutely don't), his communication skills suck. One thing they teach you in engineering school is that if you can't communicate your solution to a problem, no matter how amazing that solution...

:confused: Where does he answer the critics in this thread? What name is he posting under?

Have you read their reviews at Amazon?

VN sounds like a basic degenerate gambler. Good luck investing with one of those.

Trade smarter, not harder. Many ways to do this so learn everything. Not possible? OK learn as much as you can about those aspects of trading that interest you and that you deem to be important. There is no single right answer.

Good to see this thread is working for traders. :cool:

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