Are women better traders?
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Quote from RichardRimes:
you may need to expand your universe of women. As was pointed out previously emotions over human events vs emotions over money are two different types of "emotions". I may cry watching bambi's mother get shot but not shed a tear at 100K loss
How many women are trading on the floor in the spoos pit right now today ?
Whereas I would be crying like Bambi if I lost that kind of money.Quote from RichardRimes:
I may cry watching bambi's mother get shot but not shed a tear at 100K loss
Gee, Princessa, you just reinformed my belief that women are less .... than man.
Nothing like getting to know the facts of life? What is the % of black athletes in the NBA, compared to their % in the US population?
Have you ever seen a productline in a technology factory where they put together electronic devices in the old fashion way???
It is not racism or sexism honey (now, that was sexism) but employing people according to their best ability....
Probably none...personally I would prefer to trade alone...at home...rather than in a pit full of smelly... noisy...hyper. ...boys
Well if selling books and hosting a TV show makes you a good trader, then he is the best!
Quote from Pekelo:
As a joke it is good, but last time I checked, Cramer was still a multimillionare, not like the husband of your wife...
I think I read somewhere that trading in the active pits is something of a contact sport where height and size are played to advantage, all else being equal. To the extent that this may be true, your implied argument is not very compelling. But hey, you're a guy. So why aren't you there?
If I was single and had no family ties I would be. Fortunately with electronic trading you don't have to trade in chitown anymore.
Man, today everybody is missreading me. I never said he was a good trader, actually I stated the opposite, that his wife was the good trader. Cramer admited it in his book, calling his wife the Trading Godess, who saved his ass several times. (Princessa, are you listening?)
Now he might be a lousy trader but he certainly made money by selling books and hosting TV shows...