Are some markets more profitable (or less risky) to trade than others?

"With forex there is no commission fee. When you open a trade the broker takes the spread (sometimes as little as a single point, but when you close the trade no additional fees are taken"

What's that all about. Sounds wrong, to say the least.
 
Quote from sKaLpZ:

hm... well, in my opinion, unless someone wants to live like a dog, it takes $1,000,000 in your trading account to 'trade for a living.'

I am working on getting a mil.
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Nope. It really doesn't take 1M trading account to make a decent living.

Keep working on building your trading account: thats good .... but once it gets to a certain point you have to make some changes to your trading or scale it up with more people, or just keep your account at a chosen size, trade it, and take regular profits.

Now, how are things in SD ? I just sold a a couple of properties in So. Ca. and moved my family out of the area - miss it.
 
Quote from prt_systems:

Nope. It really doesn't take 1M trading account to make a decent living.

Keep working on building your trading account: thats good .... but once it gets to a certain point you have to make some changes to your trading or scale it up with more people, or just keep your account at a chosen size, trade it, and take regular profits.

Now, how are things in SD ? I just sold a a couple of properties in So. Ca. and moved my family out of the area - miss it.
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I really enjoy living in the San Diego area. I can trade in the morning before work (6:30 to 8:15am) and catch the last hour of the trading day during my lunch. If I was a full-time trader, I could go to the beach every afternoon :D

T2B
 
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