I have gained a considerable amount of wealth based on "meaningless postulation" which is required for intermediate timeframes. The results so far from daytrading what I see pales in comparison to returns on long term investing, just sayin.
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I have gained a considerable amount of wealth based on "meaningless postulation" which is required for intermediate timeframes. The results so far from daytrading what I see pales in comparison to returns on long term investing, just sayin.
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I have gained a considerable amount of wealth based on "meaningless postulation" which is required for intermediate timeframes. The results so far from daytrading what I see pales in comparison to returns on long term investing, just sayin.
It has nothing to do with time frames... perhaps you should read up on what "postulation" means...
Ok genius, I'll do that lol! [sarc off] lol, that's rich
You don't say...[sarc off], I was bearish after yesterday's move that's the difference.
Yesterday was an up day, how does being bearish on an up day help you to make money? I don't know about you but my account was up on both days, because I traded what I saw.
Making trading decisions based on something as arbitrary as the outcome of the presidential elections is a sure way to the poor house.
Trick I think you misunderstood the levity of politics that the board alludes to. Its all in jest. Apart from the policies of each candidate the perceptions or impact their policies have , ramifications on the economy, ultimate trading decisions arent based on who's going to win elections. It's just a short term blip the mind focuses on to make sense of things.
Uhhhh... So you can sell at a higher price?
lol, just wow!
Enough said, have a good weekend pardner, Out.
Hey people, participants and lurkers.
I've enjoyed this forum lately, and its helping me to gel some of my trading ideas. With regard to the political comments lately, although not surprising given temporal considerations, just a comment on the static partisan stereotypes of the past 50 years...Republicans underperform Democrats by almost a 2:1 margin with regard to stock market returns. If you'd like to challenge me on this assertion I'm happy to direct you to a number of studies which vet my conclusion.
Certainly I appreciate many of the tangible gains brought to me by capitalism in general, but am truly fatigued by the partisan claims of out-performance by the "other" party with regard to stock market returns. Let me repeat: Democrats outperform Republicans in this faux-ownership republic by a margin of 2:1 with regard to equity returns. Perhaps "socialism" isn't so bad after all.
I've enjoyed this forum lately, and its helping me to gel some of my trading ideas. With regard to the political comments lately, although not surprising given temporal considerations, just a comment on the static partisan stereotypes of the past 50 years...Republicans underperform Democrats by almost a 2:1 margin with regard to stock market returns. If you'd like to challenge me on this assertion I'm happy to direct you to a number of studies which vet my conclusion.
Certainly I appreciate many of the tangible gains brought to me by capitalism in general, but am truly fatigued by the partisan claims of out-performance by the "other" party with regard to stock market returns. Let me repeat: Democrats outperform Republicans in this faux-ownership republic by a margin of 2:1 with regard to equity returns. Perhaps "socialism" isn't so bad after all.
ammo do you see the fractal on the 60 minute?
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