Confessions of a successful trader

Quote from MandelbrotSet:

I don't think this website has had someone hide behind their multiple alias so well in a very, very long time.
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this website is nothing but multiple alias posers. and posters
 
I think I figured out my time in the morning is better spent focusing on trading than posting on et. I know. I was shocked by this revelation as well. Today I think I learned that pc builds will peak in October. For those of you playing the home game that means 4q guidance will suck and the pc supply chain has quite a ways to fall so I bot a bunch of puts on nvda onnn amd to play out over the next 1-3 months
 
Quote from StLouisTrader:

Confession: my first seven figure year was the most anti-climactic thing I ever could have imagined.
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yes. so went my first and second nine figure years. utterly droll.
 
Quote from Nattdog:

I notice that I am an INTJ and almost all my friends are too. I notice most all traders seem to be INTJ. Either the 1% figure is off or INTJ's tend to cluster together around narrow interests.
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I am INTJ as well.

They cluster and alot of them work in the technology field.

I was on a management course where the test was part of the exercise. We were all IN and many of us were TJ or TP.

You have to take it with some grain of salt. People who take the test with some iota of what it means can self-direct the results.

Still, I think this pattern for technical / solitary careers hold.

I know a ton of people who would be INTP or INTJ.

Eric
 
StLouisTrader, you're an idiot, I serious doubt you're any good, people who are good don't talk like an 18 year old immature punk. The reason why most fail is because they don't put the effort into it. To be a consistent good trader it can take time, for some people, many years and many losses. If it's truly your passion you WILL make it. My advise is read some technical analysis books, find some GOOD consistent traders online(they are out there but I don't wanna plug on this board) and learn from them. Spend as much time as you can and soak up as much as you can. Simplify your plan is best you can and set your rules and stick to them. If you break them, then you know why you lost the trade. Trading doesn't have to be difficult. Make it systematic.
 
Quote from McNick:

StLouisTrader, you're an idiot, I serious doubt you're any good, people who are good don't talk like an 18 year old immature punk. The reason why most fail is because they don't put the effort into it. To be a consistent good trader it can take time, for some people, many years and many losses. If it's truly your passion you WILL make it. My advise is read some technical analysis books, find some GOOD consistent traders online(they are out there but I don't wanna plug on this board) and learn from them. Spend as much time as you can and soak up as much as you can. Simplify your plan is best you can and set your rules and stick to them. If you break them, then you know why you lost the trade. Trading doesn't have to be difficult. Make it systematic.
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thx for the advice mr Nick. I'll take your thoughts to heart as much as I would with any other et alias with all of two posts. I bet ur a real gem.
 
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