3 years and

[feng456]

basically flat. Should I quit?

 

[slumdog]

How did you do the 3 years prior?

 

[toolazy]

you in this funny place when if you quit you wasted 3 years, if you continue another 3 years you will waste 6

 

[dealmaker]

Quitting never got anyone, anywhere! Hang in there and keep working on your risk management and knowledge. Don't you see even well funded CTAs are struggling, you are relatively doing well...

Quote from feng456:

basically flat. Should I quit?

 

[feng456]

Quote from slumdog:

How did you do the 3 years prior?

Uh I wasn't trading?

 

[ehsmama]

Quote from feng456:

basically flat. Should I quit?

You should quit doing what you have been doing.
Read new books , Research, ask questions...But do something different...
Biggest problem I find in trading is that there is so much information out there that doesn't work that it takes time to find out what works. You have already spent 3 years finding out what doesn't work..Success might be round the corner.
I started researching on trading systems in 2005. Despite a roaring Bull Market it was not until 2007 that I developed my first profitable system. And then Bull market Ended..so it was back to drawing board...learning new things and developing new systems - IT is really rewarding financially as well as intellectually
So if I were you I would keep researching.

 

[Jack_Larkin]

Quote from feng456:

basically flat. Should I quit?

For starting another thread with a title that can't stand on its own, requiring the reader to click through just to figure out what the thread is even about... Yes, you should quit.

That shit is so annoying.

 

[cornix]

Flat is good. Means just a little step forward and you're ahead. Most never achieve flat.

 

[toc]

Quote from feng456:

basically flat. Should I quit?

if you are flat then you can improve, stick around, atleast you did not blow up.

 

[R. Raskolnikov]

Flat is fine, but are you making progress?

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basically flat. Should I quit?