Your "truth" doesn't hurt. It makes me sad that you might actually see life the way you say you do.
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Your "truth" doesn't hurt. It makes me sad that you might actually see life the way you say you do.
Optional,
I don't think candletrader is wrong. He's doing what he needs to do to support himself. It is not a cause and effect chain. People aren't dieing because candletrader is making trades. The market is moving because that is what it does -- no matter what the circumstance. If it goes up while others are dieing, that is just the way of it and that is the nature of society / economics, etc.
If you have personal problems with trading while we are at war, then sit it out and wait. However, don't assume that there is something innately immoral about trading throughout this conflict.
Should I stop going to work because of this? This is how I make my money, likewise, that is how a trader makes his money -- by trading.
Chill out. If innocent people die from our bombs, it will eventually be far less than the amount of innocent people Saddam would have tortured and killed.
I don't think candletrader is wrong. He's doing what he needs to do to support himself. It is not a cause and effect chain. People aren't dieing because candletrader is making trades. The market is moving because that is what it does -- no matter what the circumstance. If it goes up while others are dieing, that is just the way of it and that is the nature of society / economics, etc.
If you have personal problems with trading while we are at war, then sit it out and wait. However, don't assume that there is something innately immoral about trading throughout this conflict.
Should I stop going to work because of this? This is how I make my money, likewise, that is how a trader makes his money -- by trading.
Chill out. If innocent people die from our bombs, it will eventually be far less than the amount of innocent people Saddam would have tortured and killed.
Rationalize all you like. This is not a normal day. Your lack of "civilization" in the name of trading is not humane.
Aphie,
It is true, that it is necessary at times to compartmentalize our emotions from our intellect, in order to do our job.
However, most civilized people, after the fact begin to actually feel. They begin to feel compassion, sadness, genuine sense of awe of the war and destruction. They have the ability to put themselves in the shoes of others and see from their perspectives, and have sympathy and understanding.
Almost immediately we see from candletrader a smiley face following his profitable trades and thanking Saddam.
If you really view that as adult, civilized, mature, and to be applauded or emulated, I have misjudged you.
Well said, Brother Aphie... I couldn't have said it better myself...
So what... I am entitled to my personal sense of celebration once a trade is closed... for the record, I would also trade through another September 11th...
You are entitled. You are entitled to be in denial as well.
