getting a loan...please read!
- Thread starter Gordon Gekko
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seriously, it is safer than the markets. Learn to buy cars and sell them. Obviously the markets have not treated you that well. Maybe it is time to look at something different.
I don't want to annoy you with this post, but I gave up full time trading and retired. And I have been thru the 1987 crash and several other exciting times. It does not mean shit. If you make money you belong if you don't consistently make it you don't.
First lesson about the car biz. If you try to sell your 30k car now the wholesaler or car trader will give you 10k maybe.
P.S. for your sake I hope you bot a Benz.
I don't want to annoy you with this post, but I gave up full time trading and retired. And I have been thru the 1987 crash and several other exciting times. It does not mean shit. If you make money you belong if you don't consistently make it you don't.
First lesson about the car biz. If you try to sell your 30k car now the wholesaler or car trader will give you 10k maybe.
P.S. for your sake I hope you bot a Benz.
A car?? A car over trading?? Come on man, where's the passion??? Screw the damn car!! 
Seriously dude, if you really want it, my advice would be to sell the car. Trade well and you can buy any car you want. You gotta think long term man! In a few years that car isn't gonna be worth shit anyway. It's not like you bought an appreciating asset.
Yeah, you probably love your car, it's your baby, chick magnet etc. Thing is, sometimes in life you gotta make sacrifices to get the things that really matter. Trading isn't just a fleeting hobby. This is a career you're talking about (right?).
Do it man, do it now while you're young, and can afford to totally screw up.
Seriously dude, if you really want it, my advice would be to sell the car. Trade well and you can buy any car you want. You gotta think long term man! In a few years that car isn't gonna be worth shit anyway. It's not like you bought an appreciating asset.
Yeah, you probably love your car, it's your baby, chick magnet etc. Thing is, sometimes in life you gotta make sacrifices to get the things that really matter. Trading isn't just a fleeting hobby. This is a career you're talking about (right?).
Do it man, do it now while you're young, and can afford to totally screw up.
GG,
Get better game where you need not worry about what type of car you drive. Girls that are concerned about the type of car you drive, aren't the women you want to hook up with anyway.
Sell the car, buy a beater and tell them you wrecked your "insert car here" racing it at the local road course and it's in the shop being repaired, or other story of your choice. If all your interested in is a little trim, why bother with being straight.
It's all a vicious game, chicks lie about not being materialistic or wanting to be taken care of (sugar daddy wanted), guys lie about who they are and what they have (overstating assets on the balance sheet).
Please no responses from anyone telling me I'm crazy and this doesn't happen, because it happens everyday at any meat market watering hole in america.
Because, as the press says that 90% of traders lose money, that isn't a good profession to tell people you work in. Financial analyst or personal money manager works pretty good.
Later,
Cracked
Get better game where you need not worry about what type of car you drive. Girls that are concerned about the type of car you drive, aren't the women you want to hook up with anyway.
Sell the car, buy a beater and tell them you wrecked your "insert car here" racing it at the local road course and it's in the shop being repaired, or other story of your choice. If all your interested in is a little trim, why bother with being straight.
It's all a vicious game, chicks lie about not being materialistic or wanting to be taken care of (sugar daddy wanted), guys lie about who they are and what they have (overstating assets on the balance sheet).
Please no responses from anyone telling me I'm crazy and this doesn't happen, because it happens everyday at any meat market watering hole in america.
Because, as the press says that 90% of traders lose money, that isn't a good profession to tell people you work in. Financial analyst or personal money manager works pretty good.
Later,
Cracked
Originally posted by daniel_m
A car?? A car over trading?? Come on man, where's the passion??? Screw the damn car!!
Seriously dude, if you really want it, my advice would be to sell the car. Trade well and you can buy any car you want. You gotta think long term man! In a few years that car isn't gonna be worth shit anyway. It's not like you bought an appreciating asset.
Yeah, you probably love your car, it's your baby, chick magnet etc. Thing is, sometimes in life you gotta make sacrifices to get the things that really matter. Trading isn't just a fleeting hobby. This is a career you're talking about (right?).
Do it man, do it now while you're young, and can afford to totally screw up.
I agree.. And who needs a car to get punani???
I think the career path is a much bigger decision than keeping a car, or getting a "loan" or anything else. Students (or their parents) spend tens of thousands trying to get a career path while in college. Consider a "lower cash" entry into professional trading, if and ONLY IF, it is a true passion....not just a passing fancy of something "cool" to do. You know the firms that may let you in, and we even have younger people who are allowed to trade with my brother and I in Vegas who come in with "low cash".
The "naysayers" will say I'm trying to paint a rosy picture to try to "recruit" you...well, that's not the case...this business is not easy (trading is simple enough (if traders will "let it be", but that's not all the "business"). At your age, at least you have plenty of time to make money, regardless of what happens with your immediate trading money.
In Vegas, we have many who work as well as trade (24 hour town, pretty easy to do)...until they get "over the hump."
Simply stating other options for you....you gotta decide if trading is important enough to you to consider it for the long term.
Good Luck in whatever you decide....
Don
The "naysayers" will say I'm trying to paint a rosy picture to try to "recruit" you...well, that's not the case...this business is not easy (trading is simple enough (if traders will "let it be", but that's not all the "business"). At your age, at least you have plenty of time to make money, regardless of what happens with your immediate trading money.
In Vegas, we have many who work as well as trade (24 hour town, pretty easy to do)...until they get "over the hump."
Simply stating other options for you....you gotta decide if trading is important enough to you to consider it for the long term.
Good Luck in whatever you decide....
Don
no, baron took it out of my profile!
