going from office to trading at home

Quote from Zr1Trader:

Yes .

It gets kind of bad during winter as far as "getting out"... in MN it gets cold but still all around happy here and trading from home. U betchya dontchya know ay :)

yeah if I had my way I would much prefer to do this in a warm weather city on in the Pacific time zone with a lower cost of living (Vegas or Phoenix) be sweet to be able to jump in the pool during lunch. wife likes being near her family in NYC so I guess I am stuck here,,,,
 
Quote from mrmoose:

[B wife likes being near her family in NYC so I guess I am stuck here,,,, [/B]

my better half has me sticking around here for the same reason , but family is a good thing so can't complain.
 
Quote from Zr1Trader:

Yes .

It gets kind of bad during winter as far as "getting out"... in MN it gets cold but still all around happy here and trading from home. U betchya dontchya know ay :)

:)

Good to get different perspectives. Helps in making an informed decision. Your trading has definitely been getting better over the last couple of years - I was looking at some of your posts in pl section. Nice job.
 
Quote from mrmoose:

I will probably eventually look into taking space. I am very concerned about the junk-food, although their was plenty at my old office as well. In some ways being able to make a quick healthy lunch like eggs or chicken on the George Forman is good for me


The George Forman grill is a healthy way of grilling. It knocks the fat out of the food.
 
Just a comment that I've found really helps new traders, and keeps veteran traders focused.

Trade the openings (I know, "broken record" from Don) - not just for the money making from the gaps, but for the simple reason to get your head working, with a serious time frame commitment. Be ready, know your fair values, know where the market is, listen/read the news for your "children" (stocks) and all that. The RITUAL itself will help you take on the rest of the day.

Some people (no names, LOL) have actually advocated to wait for the market to pick directions, to wait for - wait for - uh, forgot what I was waiting for...uh, ok, you get the idea. Get your head in the game early on, don't do a "gee I wish I woulda, coulda, etc..

Just another 2 cents....

Don
 
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