1000 shares per trade, $7,000 week profit

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1000 shares per trade, $7,000 week profit is this below average or average profit for a trader for the past 5 years. What would be a good average?
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a good average over the past 5 years is losing one's entire bankroll.
 
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Oh no? What about the guy who asked, "Can you make $2,000 per day on a $5,000 account?"
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I've seen it done, with insane leverage and superior volume. Not daily, but enough to net 100% per month, over five years. Damn good.

The same trader lost it all to emotional trading during his separation and divorce. Haven't heard from him since.
 
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Jack
Thank you for your Kind post. I had no idea of the negative responses and how they beat you up this forum.
At least I no I am going to make 7-10 points this week.
how about u:
cgeorgan,
Anaconda,
madknock
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7-10 points is nothing, try 70-100 points in fantasy land. I'm sure you and Jack will make it there soon.
 
Jack thanks for all the information. It will be a big help. My system brings in 30-50 alerts a week. my average win is 40 cents. Lose is 7 cents.
6 out of 10 hit target, 2 break evens and 2 lose. This is my average since 2005. All equity's must trade over 1.5 million shares

I am sorry they are bashing you now for responding to my post.
 
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1000 shares per trade, $7,000 week profit is this below average or average profit for a trader for the past 5 years. What would be a good average?
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for real...I am sure 99.99% of all ET traders would LOVE to make $7,000.00 per week...come on now
 
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1000 shares per trade, $7,000 week profit is this below average or average profit for a trader for the past 5 years. What would be a good average?
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Enough with the nonsense....
 
it wasnt a bash really. a similiar question to yours would be how much should one make in their lifetime? who should answer? how should they answer? who would agree? what are you looking for?
 
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