Age roll call...

Wrongside · Dec 20, 2007

301.......in dog years

The Swordsman · Dec 20, 2007

33, like long walks on the beach, sunsets, and heroin

tahoops · Dec 20, 2007

I'm 50 and been trading for 8 years. I run approximately 40 miles per week which keeps me in pretty good shape.

Arnie · Dec 20, 2007

54,

feel like 34, act like 24

Trinitytrader · Dec 20, 2007

51 Man all I thought about when I was 25 was cars and girls, and now these guys are trading, I guess this internet thing has changed our prospective.

athlonmank8 · Dec 20, 2007

Well, I'm 22. Maturity in some of my posts reflect it.

Been around this since I was 14 (custodial account till I was 18). First trade at the end of 1998. Still feels like it was yesterday.

So about 9 years.

callmate · Dec 20, 2007

I've been stuck at 21 for years !

saxon22 · Dec 20, 2007

One year before I will hit the big 40. The most depressing part of it is a very vivid memory of my father's big 50th birthday. Feels like yesterday and now I am almost there.
No health problems if you discount hypertension, diabetes

Tracy McGreedy · Dec 20, 2007

i'm neo.

Quote from anonymousadrian:

I know age isnt the greatest factor in this industry, but its a good benchmark.

Im wondering the age variations on this forum and the experiences with being sucessful/unsucessful.

learner2007 · Dec 20, 2007

Quote from fearless9:

62 ... you will need to tell me which month as we are down to the wire here.

I agree with you about studying T&A.
It was T&A you were referring to I imagine, not that boring TA stuff.

regards
f9

>fearless9

T&A?? Sorry, but I've been away from English and from
your side of the world so long now that I don't know what
T&A means.
TA boring?!?! I retired at 38(thanks to TA) and have spent
10+ hours everyday since then reading charts and have
never had a single boring moment.

August, and born just a few hours before WWII ended.
Odds are that you're older. But hope that we are both
still a long way away from our last trade!

learner