I was in a similar situation to you a number of years ago and I began tasting the success of trading. I began getting good and came very close to quitting school. It would have been the worst mistake of my life. Not only did I not quit undergrad, I went on to get my MBA and traded the whole way through it. It took me many, many, many years to get to the point where I was consistently profitable. I suspect it will take you many years as well. There is no easy road. Get a real job, pay down your CC debt, think about getting an MBA. Once you are more financially secure you can come back to trading and if that doesn't happen for whatever reason you can always trade the Asian futures markets in the evenings. I'm a highly profitable trader and I won't hesistate to tell you, <b>Don't choose trading as a career.</b> There is a lot of heartache even if you get good.
Whatever you do, do not take on more CC debt and put it in the market. You will never be able to trade freely when the bank owns your ass. There's only one road -- the hard one.
Whatever you do, do not take on more CC debt and put it in the market. You will never be able to trade freely when the bank owns your ass. There's only one road -- the hard one.