In Trader Tim's recent posts on his site, he states that he made the greatest returns in his IRA account with a return of 477%. He postulates the following reasons:
No margin
Cannot trade options
Cannot trade e-mini futures
Cannot short
Trader Tim is always slanted towards the bearish side and 2008 was the banner year for all bears and shorts with no better since 2001.
Does higher risk really equate to more profit or to more ways you can shoot yourself in the foot?
No margin
Cannot trade options
Cannot trade e-mini futures
Cannot short
Trader Tim is always slanted towards the bearish side and 2008 was the banner year for all bears and shorts with no better since 2001.
Does higher risk really equate to more profit or to more ways you can shoot yourself in the foot?
