Quote from baggerlord:
3. Think they have an edge but are afraid to be tested against an objective standard because they would rather keep on pretending.
Bagger, I honestly think the best reason for someone to do the combine is to see that they should not be trading futures. I mean this sincerely. I know it goes against the grain of what everyone is saying here. But let's face it, most people are not going to make money. At my old prop firm we had guys come in with 100k to 250k accounts who went through every single penny trying to trade them. And to think, for $200, they could have found out they had no edge and should not be doing this and could have moved on. I think a lot of people are forgetting that here. Let's face it, anyone who nails the combine doesn't need capital because they can just as easily fund their own accounts right? I mean shit, why wouldn't you?
Let me try another analogy for you, it's like going to college and thinking you "might" want to go into medicine. You take one biology course and one chemistry course, get D's in them and realize that maybe you should try something else. That is what college is for. And that, in my opinion, is what this combine is for.