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Sometimes when people come through difficulties in life, they undergo a spiritual transformation and decide that chasing the "lucrative" isn't all that satisfying. I no longer spend 60 hours a week trading, studying, compiling stats, etc. I have a complete plan and am satisfied with it; it's comprehensive. For example, today I traded for an hour and was done. I have several things I placed on hold for years and have decided to put my spare time into those things
Quote from kinggyppo:
he who must not be named, lest ye get a Hershey sized revenge post with fractals, traversing etc., here's what you need to do get a three ring binder.........blah blah......taking beeelions from the full offer of de mkt....
TBH I wasn't surprised that the outcome was a yawn. When are the Hershey acolytes going to produce something other than dinner out?
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Sometimes when people come through difficulties in life, they undergo a spiritual transformation and decide that chasing the "lucrative" isn't all that satisfying. I no longer spend 60 hours a week trading, studying, compiling stats, etc. I have a complete plan and am satisfied with it; it's comprehensive. For example, today I traded for an hour and was done. I have several things I placed on hold for years and have decided to put my spare time into those things
Good for you, there are things in life that are more important than trading.
+1Quote from NoDoji:
Sometimes when people come through difficulties in life, they undergo a spiritual transformation and decide that chasing the "lucrative" isn't all that satisfying. I no longer spend 60 hours a week trading, studying, compiling stats, etc. I have a complete plan and am satisfied with it; it's comprehensive. For example, today I traded for an hour and was done. I have several things I placed on hold for years and have decided to put my spare time into those things
Yup having riches does not always mean having a lot of money.
punting futures directionally is a tough way to go, add in undercapitalized? I always thought that the job of a prop firm was the training, the value add. It doesn't seem these guys are trained how not to lose. Max draw 3% with 8.5% profit target, not sure how realistic this is for new guys.