Quote from jeffalvinson:
For me trading is like being a life insurance company:
"I am assuming and managing risk based on historical mathematical probabilities."
I am also like a retail produce (fruit and vegetable) store:
"I don't pay the retail price price for inventory, I pay wholesale
and sell at retail, and I can't keep my inventory too long or it will spoil (expire)."
Jeff
Many will say it does not matter what market you trade. This is pure and utter rubbish!
You only trade the market that will allow you to make a certain % return for a certain % risk.
Forget about all the big-shots and their multimillion dollar accounts.
The sooner one realizes that certain markets are more suited for the retail trader than others, the better.
Of course, you will always have those who think they can;
make a silk purse out of a sow's ear
Such people will not be around too long to discover the reality of trading.
You get exactly what you deserve in this game!
Guessing is telling a solution to a riddle, in trading You are using multiple data and are putting them together in order to invest and get good returns, without being left on Bankruptcy on the way.