http://finance.yahoo.com/news/much-average-person-working-hedge-190902470.html
Assuming one can get in and stay in ...
Assuming one can get in and stay in ...
daytrading is not a job, but a vocation.
I'd compare it to the crowd starting a marathon, and the very few getting the medals.
It is a talent based activity, where one eats what they kill.
Now, I am very glad to see the average salary there, as the numbers always run wild, and , I will not be looking for a job.
My only goal for the next 9 months is to see how much I can rake in with our new approach - cash inflow/outflow management with the broker. If we can reach a 7fig., then I'll feel we have accomplished something.
A serious question-- what money do you plan to live on when you just have a million in your trading account and need this money to keep working in the markets? How will you pay your bills? I think only the extreme frugal types even have a chance to survive with trading income alone--- oh, and the very wealthy prior to trading.
everything paid via retail daytrading.

You were asking about my major costs : international airlines transports. All the more that I often miss planes and need to book on the spot a replacement one.
I am a retail daytrader, so I do not have as many constraints as those who trade for institutions. Also, I can travel when I want and take advantage of advantageous prices ( 1 week there with helicopter, rolls royce and chauffeur included and butler) was less than 20,000$. My major cost that I will be decreasing as I help more effectively people, has been "donations" for emergencies. I have done the experience just for the experience.
It is not just about earning, but also buying 'clever', and not being a cash cow for goods providers. I for sure do not like spending stupidely.
My main problem was being stalked and harassed over the last 3 years, and this really damaged my trading. But since this has been handled ( roughly this month), trading is much better.
Who stalked you? Is it that woman in the video?