M Moreagr Jun 12, 2007 #11 1) greed 2) stubbornness 3) margin 4) high expectations 5) uneducated 6) mislead in no particular order
1) greed 2) stubbornness 3) margin 4) high expectations 5) uneducated 6) mislead in no particular order
I inktrader Jun 13, 2007 #13 FUN OF GAMBLE As a dedicated/addicted trader, any trading strategies could be applied, EXCEPT gambling. You're going to kill your trader's life, once you begin gambling. In fact, I quit thinking of gamble after taking up trading....
FUN OF GAMBLE As a dedicated/addicted trader, any trading strategies could be applied, EXCEPT gambling. You're going to kill your trader's life, once you begin gambling. In fact, I quit thinking of gamble after taking up trading....
R rolexisrolex Jun 13, 2007 #14 for young people , this could be time and $$ to try again. for old people, i think.... chances.
L LT701 Jun 13, 2007 #17 Quote from Darvas2: What is a trader's greatest expense? Thought this might be an interesting question to pose to the group. I will give my thoughts later. Darvas2 More... his gambling problem
Quote from Darvas2: What is a trader's greatest expense? Thought this might be an interesting question to pose to the group. I will give my thoughts later. Darvas2 More... his gambling problem
H hrokling Jun 13, 2007 #18 Commissions - I don't agree that losses / mistakes can be categorized as expenses. The loss is either an outcome of errors, or to be expected as part of your strategy.
Commissions - I don't agree that losses / mistakes can be categorized as expenses. The loss is either an outcome of errors, or to be expected as part of your strategy.
Steve Tvardek Jun 13, 2007 #19 For me its time. You can always recoup losses and overcome commissions once you become profitable but you can never have time back.
For me its time. You can always recoup losses and overcome commissions once you become profitable but you can never have time back.
J jack hershey Jun 13, 2007 #20 See Attached. Attachments what is a trader.doc what is a trader.doc 28.5 KB · Views: 201