Indeed ... and it sometimes does.
I find myself increasingly thinking you may well be right about that one, too. I don't suggest that there's anything "good" or "bad" about that, but that does seem to be "how it is".
anyone here making 7 figures a year doing this?
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Indeed ... and it sometimes does.
I find myself increasingly thinking you may well be right about that one, too. I don't suggest that there's anything "good" or "bad" about that, but that does seem to be "how it is".
I doubt anyone living in Monaco will post here....sad but true.People living in Monaco would be the big losers as they don't pay any taxes at all.
Maybe first think before you pose a question.
My guess is that you'd feel slightly more than just "touché" from a colonoscopy. Just saying ...
It’s more or less like you should have atleast bought me dinner first *wink wink*
well I delegate those part of the function to the willing others,
it does not mean that community can not learn something useful or helpful from what i write, but its not the purpose of my posts: to teach people to trade
traders are beyond help,
besides whoever is able does not need any help, to those who unable nothing will help
I do not agree with you that traders are beyond help. Maybe misguided and untrained, but everyone can use some help.
tomorton said:
Part of the function of a forum is helping the community of users to trade better
well I delegate those part of the function to the willing others,
it does not mean that community can not learn something useful or helpful from what i write, but its not the purpose of my posts: to teach people to trade
tomorton said:
So, a good answer to your question would be, Yes, help them trade better.
traders are beyond help,
besides whoever is able does not need any help, to those who unable nothing will help
No, a forum is like a market, like an exchange. You give something, you get something else in return. Supply and demand. What a new trader demands is the supply of information to help them trade. What an experienced trader demands is more detailed knowledge of finer points of trading I suppose you could say, but ether way, information is the currency.
Like in a market, if you don't hand over currency, you don't go home with anything except the money you came in with. Pretty much a wasted trip. Have you considered you might be a time-waster?
Disagree
Actually @tomorton is right!
I went from a series of 20% annual return strateges to a 100 to 150% strategies with more attractive risk controls, after spending several hours on this forum back in May'17. Its up to you as a user to risk your capital and try them out and work out the kinks.
I'm also sensing there are various class of users on this forum; trolls, elitists who've never traded but know all the talk, lurkers, hedge fund professionals, traders with strong math/risk background and real gun-slinging traders who get their hands dirty that do triple digit returns annually. Its up to you on how actively you want to gain the knowledge.
I personally have posted several tidbits of information on my trades (options based), but not sure how many people take it and undertand them. I'm also open to collaboration if anybody wants to reach out to me.