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Bring me Monday
- Thread starter rowenwood
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Where is the source, msnbc? Hurry, let us know, pal. It's urgent.
i actually look forward to mondays (trading days), too.
how many people in america say that
how many people in america say that
God told me so. Trust me I know! And if your friends tell you differently, let me know. And if you lose tommorow I'll pay you for your losses. Tell me something new, now! Wow.
Goodnight stars, goodnight moon. I need a tradestation account and 3000 near the money LU calls. I've got a gambling problem and I'm insane, or tell me, what else shoud I tell you?
Goodnight stars, goodnight moon. I need a tradestation account and 3000 near the money LU calls. I've got a gambling problem and I'm insane, or tell me, what else shoud I tell you?
you're a crazy dude, but i like it
Quote from Gordon Gekko:
i actually look forward to mondays (trading days), too.
how many people in america say that
Me too -- I hate Friday afternoon and I love Sunday night.
Hell - I like going to bed on weekdays because the next
thing I'll be doing is trading.
I used to stay up too late... love Friday afternoon and feel
sick on Sunday night.
Man this is a great "job."
JT
I too love mondays nowadays. When I was working as an self-employed computer consultant in the late 90s - even months when I'd earn 30 000+ USD - I never felt really good about mondays and the new start of a week like I do now. The definite low point was after I sold the companies and started working a regular job at the company which acquired them. Then mondays sucked.
Even developing new software for personal trading purposes is much more fun than developing any other kind of software. Luckily I was able to get involved in projects like neural network (MLP-based using genetic algorithms for populating improving models with time series) prediction on (electricity) future markets. The experience is great, but nothing beats being a trader for a living.
It's kinda hard on the old pump and pipes, though. That's maybe one of the perils of high volume trading, but it beats extreme sports, perhaps ?
Even developing new software for personal trading purposes is much more fun than developing any other kind of software. Luckily I was able to get involved in projects like neural network (MLP-based using genetic algorithms for populating improving models with time series) prediction on (electricity) future markets. The experience is great, but nothing beats being a trader for a living.
It's kinda hard on the old pump and pipes, though. That's maybe one of the perils of high volume trading, but it beats extreme sports, perhaps ?