i've lost 400k the last 2 months i'm quitting

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hedgeking is not a newby and his losses are probably real

he has been on another board for well over a year under a different handle and he was very (maybe hyper?) active

after posting about his loss on that board he got little sympathy and the thread drifted into something else

i can see how getting a little attention from fellow traders would help healing someone who has to face his family and no one to talk to in his immediate circle
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the lonely american
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/02/w...ml?ex=1152072000&en=48a1e4c7e9e3c9ed&ei=5087

it helps to be someone with a sympathetic character. aryan nation outbursts doesn't cut it. of course on this board that is not 100 per cent accurate
 
Quote from hedgeking:

i'm very much alive and back trading
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Glad to hear you are back, I hope you are trading with stop losses this time around?



ps where did you get the money?
 
Quote from dealmaker:

Glad to hear you are back, I hope you are trading with stop losses this time around?



ps where did you get the money?
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His last post is over 7 years ago... what's your ping?
 
Yikes! 400K? And I thought I was a terrible loser when I lost over 100K in 2009!...at one point I was so desperate that I tried out Robert Hoffman's room for a month or 2...thinking that would help me learn how to trade properly. (but only caused me to lose even more money) At least that time period gives me something to look back on and laugh about! :D (no sense in crying over recklessly spilled milk)
 
Quote from Jreality:

Yikes! 400K? And I thought I was a terrible loser when I lost over 100K in 2009!...at one point I was so desperate that I tried out Robert Hoffman's room for a month or 2...thinking that would help me learn how to trade properly. (but only caused me to lose even more money) At least that time period gives me something to look back on and laugh about! :D (no sense in crying over recklessly spilled milk)
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Don't look at it as a loss, view it as investment in your education...
 
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