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[MacBookProHo]

George Soros said (paraphrasing): follow the market, except sometimes when the market is wrong.

You can't compare the market wisdoms of an investor, with a day trader. Those two breeds and philosophies and activities and understandings are completely different beasts and worlds.

One is happy making 20% a year for his fund management, while the other can potentially generate a much, much, higher return. Specially with the use of options.
One is pleasantly happy collecting cozy, warm, management fees, while the other is actively looking to make a primal killing.

 

[nooby_mcnoob]

You can't compare the market wisdoms of an investor, with a day trader. Those two breeds and philosophies and activities and understandings are completely different beasts and worlds.

One is happy making 20% a year for his fund management, while the other can potentially generate a much, much, higher return. Specially with the use of options.
One is pleasantly happy collecting cozy, warm, management fees, while the other is actively looking to make a primal killing.

You are either contradicting yourself, or have no idea the point you are trying to make.

 

[MacBookProHo]

You are either contradicting yourself, or have no idea the point you are trying to make.

This is a trading forum -- not investors digest or indigestion or fun fund managers gala. We are all hyenas and vultures.....not Elephants, Giraffes, and Eagles, and Whales. You are talking about an irrelevant dimension and mindset. I know exactly what I'm talking about.

If you are happpy making 8% a year, then party away. Shake your Big Mac. Get into the Groove. Shake that shake. Put some sauce on dat thang.

 

[TheDawn]

George Soros said (paraphrasing): follow the market, except sometimes when the market is wrong.

No you always follow the market even when the market is wrong. When the market is wrong just trade it wrong. Just be careful, don't overtrade.