just to answer the other question posted in the question: full time. That I am not. Usually I just trade live 1 or 2 trades a day and I'm done. Overtrading, been there done that. Tuesday was a great day, 3 trades, nice money. The biggest trade occurred while I went to get a milkshake.
Rebates are only $3/lot, but are a nice extra. Too bad the NFA has their monopoly on those resident in the Land of the Free.
I'm starting to get a sense of trollism on this board. Ahh, the wonderful anonymous internet. I only went public with my results because a troll in another forum said "10%/month is impossible." I'm already up 13% in a few days in my new account.
OP, it's very possible. You just need to find a checklist of the "bad behaviors" and not do any of those things like overtrading, clicking on any price movement, etc... Don't listen to other people either. Probably most everywhere you go, they lose. So don't listen to them. Last but not least, I wouldn't recommend trading real money until you have gotten over the biggest hump of them all: your own psychology.
I'm not here to try to say that I'm some sort of trading god. I had a bad entry yesterday (somewhat emotional trade), had to live with the drawdown, and then took a loss of -3.5 pips. Mistakes happen. I don't want it to happen again, so what am I going to do? Review the rules.
Good luck!
Rebates are only $3/lot, but are a nice extra. Too bad the NFA has their monopoly on those resident in the Land of the Free.
I'm starting to get a sense of trollism on this board. Ahh, the wonderful anonymous internet. I only went public with my results because a troll in another forum said "10%/month is impossible." I'm already up 13% in a few days in my new account.
OP, it's very possible. You just need to find a checklist of the "bad behaviors" and not do any of those things like overtrading, clicking on any price movement, etc... Don't listen to other people either. Probably most everywhere you go, they lose. So don't listen to them. Last but not least, I wouldn't recommend trading real money until you have gotten over the biggest hump of them all: your own psychology.
I'm not here to try to say that I'm some sort of trading god. I had a bad entry yesterday (somewhat emotional trade), had to live with the drawdown, and then took a loss of -3.5 pips. Mistakes happen. I don't want it to happen again, so what am I going to do? Review the rules.
Good luck!

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