Quote from emg:
you are right, majority of the hedge fund owners began to trade more than a million to make money trading. Those owners know that in order to be a successful traders, they need a million
Quote from Redneck:
Trading vs. gamblingâ¦. Has to be the dumbest comparison I know of
If you really knew â there would be no question â They are in no way alike
To add;
In the beginning trading is harderâ¦, come full circle gambling is harder
I know I am on record as both saying they areâ¦, and are not alikeâ¦
Then I sat down one day and made side by side comparison.., and thought trough itâ¦.
It is like comparing apples and oranges â both fruitâ¦, but thatâs about it
Like Iâve said before â I try not to suffer my own ignorance any longer than is absolutely necessary
I trade, and risk losing money with every trade⦠I do not gamble (one reason is because I simply do not like the odds)
Your mileage probably variesâ¦.
Argue on
RN
Quote from wrbtrader:
Thanks for the link...next time I won't bother wasting my time responding to that guy and will update my ignore list with his username.![]()
Mark
Quote from emg:
We have redneck here thinks gambler vs trader is no comparison. Bring it up people!
Quote from Redneck:
Please don't confuse what I posted..., with your opening post
I'm speaking strictly from the risk, odds, ability to skew the outcome, rules, transparency, active vs passive participation, decision making, etc. perspective...
Not sure the point you are trying to make...
RN