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You probably made a grand total of 100 quid.

I note none of the so called 'traders' here says at what point will they throw in the towel on their long positions. Obviously tiny positions and no real money being made. Or lost.

just out of interest, at what point would you say you are wrong?

dec nikkei price action was v interesting today

i use a laptop.

Does it matter? Trading is about making money, not about being right or wrong. If mom and pop are driving the market, take advantage of them!

That's just some saying that is just not true.

Think everyone knows tesla ain't a value play lol

Cause im dumbo! As if the market is ever gonna go down!

Might see a big drop into the close today...

well, fwiw, i bought long term puts on tesla today...making money on them already.

i go long when it makes a new high. None of this retracement to lows nonsense. Yes, the green spots on post 2 chart.

Well, as Buffett says, you only need to get rich once.

1. He's lying 2. He was lucky. 3. He is a fooking genius. Take your pick.

I prefer to live in the Stone Age myself than to trust any of these statistics. And before anyone says anything, I hold a degree in a mathematical science from a top 5 WORLD university.

Crude oil numbers came out...oil prices fell on the news...maybe affected ES

So to trade successfully, you have to go with the herd, go in front of the herd, go behind the herd, go against the herd.....go on top of the herd maybe? I'm confuuuuused....

All well and good, but I still ask what is the point of someone full time trading to make 25% on say $100k (if they even have that much to speculate with in the first place). I mean that is $25k. The newbie trader would be better off being employed somewhere. That's why I say a small trader...

Yes, i tend to agree re day trading. Day traders need large moves otherwise the costs will be prohibitive. Also excessive leverage may have to be deployed to make it worthwhile. And yes, bitcoin atm has large bid offer spreads.

There are things in the market that large traders could not take advantage of but a small nimble trader can. Warren Buffett said in a BusinessWeek Interview in 1999: “I think I could make you 50% a year on $1 million. No, I know I could. I guarantee that.” Then he said in 2005: “Yes, I would...