Taking 103K to 1.2million by Year End 2008
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Considering your propensity for allowing trades to go thousands of dollars against your position when trading the futures, and your foolishness in stating this to other traders *as if* you were giving them good advice ...
Yes, you most definitely will see me on the other side of your trades.
So all take that as a no for the challenge.Quote from MandelbrotSet:
Considering your propensity for allowing trades to go thousands of dollars against your position when trading the futures, and your foolishness in stating this to other traders *as if* you were giving them good advice ...
Yes, you most definitely will see me on the other side of your trades.
That's too bad, I wouldn't mind showing all of ET whos a better trader.LMAO, spoken like a true loser.Quote from kxvid:
So all take that as a no for the challenge.
Bigger fish to fry, little gup-gup.
Southern ego and pride? Just in case you still dont get it, not everybody is up to some stupid challenge with a wanna-be trader. I personally would not...you know, the goal for me and some guys, and I count Mandelbrot to those, is to make money, top priority is to cut losses and to preserve capital, no 2 priority is to make money. The way you try to challenge someone on ET equates to some guys thinking of American football as being one of the toughest sports for real men while it is in fact one of the biggest pussy sports there is vs. the real thing, rugby. Helmet, gloves, protectors everywhere, 15 seconds game time then 5 minutes break so the big boys can catch a breath. If you really want to contribute something meaningful then do so and be prepared to back it up. This would qualify to play in the real league.
One of the most important properties of an aspiring trader is to admit mistakes, I recommend you reflect on your non-sense comments on how to NOT cut losing positions and learn from it. If you really believe in what you said then back it up why you think so and how your strategy is superior to one of cutting losses early. You seem to have failed in both so far.
One of the most important properties of an aspiring trader is to admit mistakes, I recommend you reflect on your non-sense comments on how to NOT cut losing positions and learn from it. If you really believe in what you said then back it up why you think so and how your strategy is superior to one of cutting losses early. You seem to have failed in both so far.
Can you two guys stop hijacking this guy's thread with this pissing contest?
Agreed!
By all means, spar all you want. Heck, it might even make for great reading.....but please start a new thread in which to do it.
CHEERS!
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