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I would have thought the same if I saw him drinking a pitcher of beer or drinking out of a bottle of wine instead of a beer can or glass of wine...comparing a big stogie to a single joint smaller than a regular cigarette. Regardless, I've grew up around people that "occassionally" smoke weed...

Nice thread title but as usual about threads like this that are misleading... The guy is an investor...not a trader via you cleverly inputing the word "trading" in your thread title does not make him a trader. :D wrbtrader

Here in Canada they first said the law is 18 years of age. Now after making it legal...they are having 2nd thoughts and trying to change (amend) the law to 21 years of age because research showed the human brain is still developing by age 25 years of age. Not sure why they settle on moving it...

Growing and smoking weed (cannabis, marijuana, reefer) is now legal in my country (Canada). Many strongly supported such and I was unsure. Recently at the winter festival, I saw the bus driver of one of my kid's school bus smoking the biggest stogie (slang) I have ever seen with others doing...

Your thread title "Seeing Charts and Numbers in my sleep" is in contrast to your explanation. Thus, if you're actual explanation is the real issue...you're having problems with your eyes after a few weeks of computer work... Go see an eye doctor for consultation...not us that will provide...

This is true in that too many people believe they are being taught "how to trade" or believe they are being mentored when in reality they are only learning concepts, methods and getting answers to their specific questions about concepts / methods. There's such a wide difference between learning...

A research firm could be doing both...they could be trading their research of specific markets but then selling their research on other markets to professional financial institutions. This is common practice among research firms. For example, a research firm trades in fixed income markets but...

1) You a member of the Society of Technical Analysts or have been a member in the past ? 2) Have you given any in person lectures to the professional industry side for the Society of Technical Analyst or as a representive of a professional firm you worked for in the past ? 3) Do you have prior...

Depends on the definition of "profitable" and capital and what such is to the firm. wrbtrader

I hope you understand that the "cost of living" is not just rent/mortgage. You know exactly how much your montly expenses are in Milwaukee and its not $1400 per month via only using your rent. As for your edge, you then know what type of market conditions it performs well and what type of...

Your boss OK with that or you doing your trading from your desk at work in secret (boss does not now about it) ? Your mobile device or work computer ? wrbtrader

That right there should be your answer to stay where you're at. I've once lived in the summer in NY (lived with a college buddy) and WI (Madeline Island with a relative) although never spent any time in Milwaukee WI... Cost of living and quality of life is a big issue for me. I'm not a big fan...

Wow...insider trading Apple stock when his position was to monitor/prevent insider trading by other Apple employees. :D Reminds me of the time I baked chocolate chip (cocao) cookies for my kids. Cookies were still hot when I pulled them out of the oven and I told the kids to guard them to...

I think I understand. Its like as if someone tells you that they "want to manage your money"...they are in fact saying they want to trade your money. Yet, it may still have nothing to do with trading...he may want to learn about "managing money" for investments...something more along the lines...

I believe the OP is talking about "managing money of others" or learning how to better manage his own money. In other posts he has talked about "money managers" and he made a comparison in this thread that there's a 3 day course > the tuition costs of a college education of the most expensive...

Money management videos on Youtube...its free @ https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Money+Management Also, check with your local community college...they usually have a course on money management, personal finance, budgeting and so on. wrbtrader

Yeah, I too missed it on the first read when he said the 3 day course cost more than the most expensive U.S. college. If such were really true about the cost of the 3 day course...he may just as well go to college and get a degree in something close to "money management"...a finance degree ...

A 3 day course that charge thousands of dollars for teaching you how to manage money...the course more expensive (your words) than the most expensive college in the U.S. https://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/americas-most-expensive-colleges Surely you can't be serious...what's the cost...

My bad...I misunderstood a prior message by you (quoted below). I thought the below quote meant you were going to go offshore when in reality, as you stated you're already offshore. With that said, looks like your only option is to grow your offshore account > 25k so that you can move it back...

I too was referring to day trading. Now that you realized a little too late that you need to make an additional 40% per month to beat commissions on your 5k account... What's preventing you from going offshore ??? wrbtrader