Scaleout.Scalper
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I have a busy life. It's still boring. I know my stock will trade up around 10% from here, but it may take weeks. It's boring.
I think what you have is a boring life and you blaming your swings
Is day trading worth it?
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I think what you have is a boring life and you blaming your swings
I think what you have is a boring life and you blaming your swings
Most people have a boring life to be fair, practically unlimited money would solve mine and maybe a pass to the playboy mansion
I think what you have is a boring life and you blaming your swings
Well, most of the time, daily life gets dull and boring, no?
You're probably right, though.
It does, trading, MTBing, Womanising, eating, games, TV, womanising, cars, climbing, womanising are just distractions to get us by the end!!
Aint life great!!
I don't think so, because the trades could be losing trades.
Not necessarily
There are individuals here who spend the entire day at the terminal and use aliases as well. I agree with your sentiment. Glowworm in the 5th.
Well, it seems most people are only in front of the terminal for 6.5 hours that the market is open per day, 5 days per week. And most of them are making 10% per month or as much as 100%. They're rich so they can really maximize the remaining 133.5 hours per week that they're not in front of the terminal. I was always told 99% of traders either lose their shirt or at least don't match the market indexes, but that was until I came here and saw the fantastic results being posted by each and every member of this site.
I do not think 32.5 hours per week in front of the computer to make millions of dollars is that bad of a deal.
Well, with me, I didn't just spend 6,5 hours in front of the screen, I had to spend screen time preparing for the trading day, drawing up lines, preparing different scenarios, etc, and I also had to spend time afterwards doing my statistics, analysis, more researching, etc.
Didn't make billions either, although I had periods where things were going good.
Perhaps the real pros are able to streamline their trading operation better and be more efficient with the use of their time. If so, and if the money is coming in, I do think it may be worth it.