>If someone is selling some trade related good or service to the >average joe, the odds are simply too strong that he is not >making a good enough living from his own trading. When good >traders are so scarce and hungry capital is so plentiful, why deal >with the hassle of pitching product to small fry?
In my country, being a trader is like being a second class citizen, both socially and economically.
Economically because a trader pays some very high taxes for everyone else's healthcare and retirement but isnt allowed to benefit from these, socially because if one cant show that he is an employee with a fixed income, he cant get to rent anything, so he needs to buy property each time he relocates (with a 10% tax stamp).
So I do "sell" EOD trades, it looks like I would be doing a "real job"

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I write them every night and label the form with something like :
"Buy limit XX.XX Stop XX.XX Target XX.XX"
So that those of the customers unable to connect to the net during opening hours can still get the same results.
So far, the perf is higher than the A rated Shortboy, so I think it can be considered decent...
(although the comparison does not really stand, I play both long and short sides...)
Finally, it's a lot of lines to argue that someone who sells trades is not necessarily a crook ...
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