Alright, so if day-trading is a "losing game" according to you, should we then assume that you are a hugely successful long-term trader?
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Alright, so if day-trading is a "losing game" according to you, should we then assume that you are a hugely successful long-term trader?
Nah. MrR can only hope to attain the level of absurdity Dozu reached.
Alright, so if day-trading is a "losing game" according to you, should we then assume that you are a hugely successful long-term trader?
What if I told you there was something in between?
I'm on short term horizons this is where I found holy grails.
I'm shorter term than at least 90% of funds and probably longer term than 90% of individual investors (lol).
Trading is very hard I have no delusion. I mean hiding my strategy from my brokers is the hard part.
Methinks....
> If you were selling courses you'd want to avoid constantly keeping this thread on top. So either most of you are not, or you're just really dense.
> The other option is you are delusional day gamblers having the same reaction crypto gamblers had now nearly 3 years ago when I told them they would lose their money
As Warren Buffett said "If you criticize someone investment and they get upset, they get mad, then they really are gambling".
> If you were selling courses you'd want to avoid constantly keeping this thread on top. So either most of you are not, or you're just really dense.
> The other option is you are delusional day gamblers having the same reaction crypto gamblers had now nearly 3 years ago when I told them they would lose their money
As Warren Buffett said "If you criticize someone investment and they get upset, they get mad, then they really are gambling".
That always is a good one.Hahahahaha, you are a funny guy!
Widdle small fly wetailer in a twist that borker will still their wholly gwail - reberse enginear it.
Why not have several clearing houses like FMR use to so nobody knew when Peter was buying for the Magellian?
What if your trading system were on complete auto-pilot (buy/sell signals are executed automatically by a computer), would you spend the whole day doing nothing, instead of selling DVD's - on the internet - on how to be a good trader, for instance?
Not sure why some people love to limit themselves to just one profitable activity, that's totally ridiculous.
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Does Steve Cohen shill DVD's? You must be thinking of our dear President and fellow "Billionaire" with the wink, wink side biz of a phony Real Estate School, and Trump Steaks, Trump Ties and Trump Deodorant.
Jake Bernstein is the only known trader, that I know of, who hawked crap on a scale that calls into question how well does he really do in his main trading biz.
Everyone else keeps their focus on what got them there and what will keep them there.
The rest are pretenders - waiting for the day the Ferrari gets repossessed and the gated community home foreclosed.