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Quote from IShopAtPublix:

I want to show everyone my new keyboard.

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NOW I KNOW MY A-B-Cs...


 
Quote from txlegalpro:

I tend to obsess over new ventures, and eat, sleep and drink it. I figured one of my biggest challenges if I started trading would be my inability to pull myself away from it and give it a break. But maybe that is an advantage?


Total immersion will get you there a lot quicker but can also burn you out and cause conflicts from lack of balance in your life. Too much of anything in life is not good for you.
 
Quote from IShopAtPublix:

Well you can be a good copycat and all but you still have nothing to say in the thread about leverage beyond 1:100

You mean like that fact, that beyond leverage of 100:1 is usually where the 95% who lose wander around seeking mega-returns?

You should look up two concepts, Mr. Cashier:

"Risk-Adjusted Reward"

"Risk of Ruin".
 
Quote from TraderZones:

You mean like that fact, that beyond leverage of 100:1 is usually where the 95% who lose wander around seeking mega-returns?

You should look up two concepts, Mr. Cashier:

"Risk-Adjusted Reward"

"Risk of Ruin".

I don't care about 95% and you are just a waste of my time.
 
Quote from IShopAtPublix:

I don't care about 95%...

of course you don't care. You are too depressed wallowing around in it. =But it is time to put you on ignore. Your posts are not worth the time to read.

And watch, as you won't be happy unless you get the last word...
 
Quote from txlegalpro:

Any short cuts or advice you can give would be greatly appreciated.

No shortcuts exist.

1. Learn to draw trend lines.

2. Note the synergistic effects of Price and Volume on the charts.

- Spydertrader
 
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