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No problem. :)

This is an idea. Thanks

Well, I am a woman, but I have to agree with you. Most women are like you said. :)

I agree. We, the traders have some advantages.:)

I've already quit my job for the reasons mentioned above. It was hard sometimes to trade and have a job at the same time. Couldn't watch the market pulse. It's a risky business, I would say.

A good system, minimize the risk.

I posted another related thread about boredom. Now I have another issue being a day trader for 1- years, and full time for a little over a year. I used to work for a company with 1000 employees and I had a chance to see quiet a few people every day and different one due to the nature of my job...

No, it was a really good job, IT specialist for a large gov agency. Worked there 13 years then the job started getting to hard for me to do: lifting all the time and moving equipment around, not much a tech job, more for body builders. lol. I started having back and knee pain. I decided to quit...

Bob you are funny.Thanks

Could you explain this more? What's U4? Thanks

My IQ is 185.

I'm in the same situation. Female here...

I have my own system that many times allows me to trade less, but sometimes I think like if I leave home I miss opportunities.

Ops. Meant about 40-45 min. I live in Brooklyn.

I agree. Good advice. Thanks

I am not a troll, I was trying to find out what other people do. Yes I do read books from the library.

I trade stocks and yes I scalp. 9:30 AM to 4 PM. It's 6.5 hours. but sometimes I read and watch videos, trading related.

Thanks. I'm a woman. :) Sometimes I take naps during the day or after and yes it feels good.

Thanks both. I'm a woman.

Hi all, I've been a trader for about 9 years now and just last year I quit my 9 to 5 job and became a full time trader. When I used to work I was not bored, I was in contact with a lot of people and really enjoyed it. Now I am home alone (no kids, no pets) and can't find things to do during...