Quote from marketsurfer:
Yeah, it's sad. But it's particularly troubling that her followers and students like Cornix and the other paper warriors buy the hyperbole as truth. They will all learn a very hard lesson one day, but that's what happens when you blind yourself to the truth.
Not to sound bold, but NoDoji is more likely somewhat my "student" than I am a student of her.
Surprisingly for me, she took some of concepts I showed her years ago and transformed in a great method used in CL (I was doing Euro back then). Surprisingly, because I changed my own approach to more simple (and less intense) since then.
Harsch lessons? Definitely. Every day of a day trader is a test for iron discipline, perfect focus and dedication. You're only as good as your last trade.
Is it something normal that most people can do every day? Certainly not. But is it possible? Certainly yes.
I don't say anything that I wouldn't confirm with my live trades, which people see including their own accounts, which is absolutely impossible to fake even if I wanted to do so. I am absolutely sure that if I lied they would step in and call me a liar, because they know ET and know my ET name.
So what's possible is possible and what's not is not. Plain and simple.
Same question to you Surf: would you bother to day trade (spend hours in front of screen every day) for 20% yearly return on $100K account?