smokey_mcPaat
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yes, you all should get so fucked up you don't know if you are long or short- but make sure to call me first so that i can fade your moves.....
Beers and Smoke before or while trading
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yes, you all should get so fucked up you don't know if you are long or short- but make sure to call me first so that i can fade your moves.....
You think it would give you some advantage? Perhaps, but considering that even being completely drunk I still have at least a 50% chance of being right on the market direction, I would not reccomend you fading my moves. Find something better. Still, I don't drink when trading... yet?
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I used to give my computers a few shots of JD when trading got busy but my former employer frowned on drinking on the desk.
You've heard of so-called "lifestyle" drugs such as paxil, prozac, and viagra that are engineered to help patients with Social Phobia, Depression, and edf.
Now imagine a pill engineered to support top trading performance.
It would increase brain function and would allow the trader to easily multi-task (look at multiple indicators and data without becoming overwhelmed). Furthermore, it would improve bloodflow to the parts of the brain responsible for making sense of all this information. Now the trader would be able to look at tons of data very quickly and be able to formulate an action plan immediately.
Next, the drug would also remove all anxiety. But, unlike valium or xanex, there would be no impairment of cognitive function, and there would be no drowsiness. This function of the drug would be there to help the trader resist the temptations of fear and greed.
So basically you would have a pill that makes you think clearer and faster and calms your nerves without causing drowsiness or loss of cognitive sharpness.
Are you listening, Eli Lilly??
Now imagine a pill engineered to support top trading performance.
It would increase brain function and would allow the trader to easily multi-task (look at multiple indicators and data without becoming overwhelmed). Furthermore, it would improve bloodflow to the parts of the brain responsible for making sense of all this information. Now the trader would be able to look at tons of data very quickly and be able to formulate an action plan immediately.
Next, the drug would also remove all anxiety. But, unlike valium or xanex, there would be no impairment of cognitive function, and there would be no drowsiness. This function of the drug would be there to help the trader resist the temptations of fear and greed.
So basically you would have a pill that makes you think clearer and faster and calms your nerves without causing drowsiness or loss of cognitive sharpness.
Are you listening, Eli Lilly??
LOLMy cousin majored in music, and a few of his music-friends took a drug before auditions/performances to get rid of anxiety. It didn't impair their skill and it didn't make them drowsy. It simply let them perform at peak performance without the interference of stage fright.
If band-dorks can get that drug, it shouldn't be too hard to find. My cousin called the drug "beta-blocker".