general background for this board ????

[Sarasota]

33 years old

B.S. Business Administration
B.S. Accounting

Commercial banking background

Started consulting companies with cash flow problems 6 years ago

Started trading a year ago

 

[J_Commisso]

Originally posted by DT-waw


Anyone else started trading at age 11?
Commisso, what kind of trading/investing you were doing?

Canslim from 93-98! Sure was a fine market for it

 

[birddog]

36 years old. Bs in Finance. Started out at the Chicago Board of Trade in the ten year treasury note pit in 89. Currently a stockbroker, series 7,63,4,24,65, CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) Level 1. SROP (Senior Registered Options Principal) at major firm. Day trade full time my own account and a few other accounts. Manage client accounts on performance basis, also wrap accounts and commission accounts.

Don't like managing peoples money. Looking to "retire" and trade my own account as sole source of income.

 

[dgabriel]

41, B.A. history, art dealer for past 16 years, trade part time.

 

[u130747]

53 years old. BBA Accounting. MBA Financial Planning.


Retired USAF pilot. Retired airline pilot.


Bert

 

[Realist]

28, AS & BS Electrical Engineering, still working full-time in tech. Scalper. On and off trader full-time. Come Dec.31, making the plunge full-time again after finally finding a winning strategy that has proven itself. That is the key. You must have your strategy and prove yourself with it (and your acct. balance for that matter!)

 

[aphexcoil]

25 - High School Drop out.

Full time McDonald's Crew Trainer. Part-time janitor for a Fortune 500 company.

Have traded stocks, bonds, options and soon going to take a stab at futures.

YOU WANT FRIES WITH THAT ORDER, SIR?

 

[inandlong]

I always had a feeling you were over-qualified for trading.

 

[aphexcoil]

I always had a feeling you were over-qualified for trading.

My highschool guidance counselor would have loved to trade me for another student. I've been faded all my life

 

[inandlong]

Yeah but after the guidance counselor, the only easier job is the guy who raises and lowers the drawbridge. So don't you worry, it's not like the counselor was actually tearin' up the track.