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ah ha ha ha ha......... I almost had this prick..... did you see him?....... ha ha haa........... i almost had him........................Jack am afraid you may "fold" under questioning .... :D :D :D :cool:
 
Quote from lilduckling:

ah ha ha ha ha......... I almost had this prick..... did you see him?....... ha ha haa........... i almost had him........................Jack am afraid you may "fold" under questioning .... :D :D :D :cool:
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Recognizing you live in "almost land" is a terrific step in gaining consciousness.

Think about script writing for a 30 min sitcomm. Use Bighog as a character.

Let's develop his character in a moment.

We'll add Don in too because one of Don's assistants is going to pickup Bighawg at the airport baggage claim we get to see bighog's baggage in yet another way.

Follow along here. Develop the character of a guy who wants to be in a contest for some reason (See his post to find out why).

You will watch the show too, if you can, while watching, see funny stuff without being told, maybe.......

All the guys sitting around the table are playing in real time. There is just one market being traded by the whole table (You know like everyone uses the same deck in poler contests)....

Bighog wants to WIN at the table for some reason. The people who are putting on the "show" are the ones making the money. TV adds, market share, etc.... the players are just glory guys.....

Everyone gets to see each player's mistakes....... Each mistake that an expert trader veiwing the show sees is a laugh. All experts make more ALL the time than an occassional shot at the prize money in a contest.

Bighog is there to win some money, he says....why???? Do you think bighog is going to win??? He can't figure why experts don't play in contests. Glory at the final table.... lol

Heck, Don owns the place where they are playing.

Who wins in the contest????? Everyone is down 5K to start... They paid for glory and a chance to win. Have you ever looked at a contest??? Most people lose their stake as well.

It is a sitcom because everyone who is there is trying to win money and fame because they are not winning as much as an expert wins every day.

How big does the prize have to be to make it possible for a trader to win more than he can make ALL the time anyway? Who puts up the prize money?? Where do the laughs come from in real time trading in front of the cameras??? Losers....

Bighog is a price action only trader....... How much time is he in the market???? How much of his stake can he bet with his money management???

Let's say the other characters (ringers) are like John Netto. Morge...... ex GS oil guy.... someone making a multiple of the ATR..... None of these guys use stops.. none of them use money management....

Netto is ALL IN, ALL the time....

I like the part after the break......

Bighog goes into revenge trading the same way his words appear in his vengeful posts.... he's down to one contract now and the odds board is soooo low........

Should we have one OCD type guy in the script????? He could sit next to bighog....... fade.....LOL.

The sitcom is going to fail too just like a contest would......Why???? No one gets the jokes or the trades cause they can't trade themsleves.... well almost they can trade....
 
hmmmm i ALMOST understood everything you said this time.


............. if you could dummy down just a little bit more........

my IQ is only 89 :( :(
 
Quote from jack hershey:

Recognizing you live in "almost land" is a terrific step in gaining consciousness.

Think about script writing for a 30 min sitcomm. Use Bighog as a character.

Let's develop his character in a moment.

We'll add Don in too because one of Don's assistants is going to pickup Bighawg at the airport baggage claim we get to see bighog's baggage in yet another way.

Follow along here. Develop the character of a guy who wants to be in a contest for some reason (See his post to find out why).

You will watch the show too, if you can, while watching, see funny stuff without being told, maybe.......

All the guys sitting around the table are playing in real time. There is just one market being traded by the whole table (You know like everyone uses the same deck in poler contests)....

Bighog wants to WIN at the table for some reason. The people who are putting on the "show" are the ones making the money. TV adds, market share, etc.... the players are just glory guys.....

Everyone gets to see each player's mistakes....... Each mistake that an expert trader veiwing the show sees is a laugh. All experts make more ALL the time than an occassional shot at the prize money in a contest.

Bighog is there to win some money, he says....why???? Do you think bighog is going to win??? He can't figure why experts don't play in contests. Glory at the final table.... lol

Heck, Don owns the place where they are playing.

Who wins in the contest????? Everyone is down 5K to start... They paid for glory and a chance to win. Have you ever looked at a contest??? Most people lose their stake as well.

It is a sitcom because everyone who is there is trying to win money and fame because they are not winning as much as an expert wins every day.

How big does the prize have to be to make it possible for a trader to win more than he can make ALL the time anyway? Who puts up the prize money?? Where do the laughs come from in real time trading in front of the cameras??? Losers....

Bighog is a price action only trader....... How much time is he in the market???? How much of his stake can he bet with his money management???

Let's say the other characters (ringers) are like John Netto. Morge...... ex GS oil guy.... someone making a multiple of the ATR..... None of these guys use stops.. none of them use money management....

Netto is ALL IN, ALL the time....

I like the part after the break......

Bighog goes into revenge trading the same way his words appear in his vengeful posts.... he's down to one contract now and the odds board is soooo low........

Should we have one OCD type guy in the script????? He could sit next to bighog....... fade.....LOL.

The sitcom is going to fail too just like a contest would......Why???? No one gets the jokes or the trades cause they can't trade themsleves.... well almost they can trade....
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LOL, this is some funny sh*t (I think it is an EXCELLENT Reality TV idea though, I would just spice up the rules a little bit).

Careful Big Hog, they're gonna steal your ideas and they won't even know who to credit them to! :p :D
 
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The sitcom is going to fail too just like a contest would......Why???? No one gets the jokes or the trades cause they can't trade themsleves.... well almost they can trade....
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You are a riot Jack! :D
 
Quote from jack hershey:

That is a funny post.

There's a big difference between poker and tradiing....

Expert traders use capital every day to extract money on levels you are unfamiliar with. If you plugged those levels into your thinking you wouldn't have come up with such a, call it humorous, post.

Would you like the CNBC producer's phone number??? A trading sitcom could use someone like you.....
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Differences? Yes! Similarities, yes!

http://www.stocktrading.com/Pokerarticle2006.htm

FWIW,

Don
 
Quote from lilduckling:

Funny? funny how? .... funny like a clown? ...... what?....... funny like it amuses you?.......... funny how? how is it so funny?? Whats so funny about it? Tell me...... how the F*** is it so funny....... tell me ..... tell me how......




No no, you said it...... you said it was funny... so tell me.... how the F*** is it funny.... tell me



No Spydertrader, he's a big boy..... he knows what he said...

Tell me Jack.... how the F*** is it so....f***ing funny....tell me!
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see Jack i was only joking..... this was from one of the Flintstones episodes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gVvmV3BnzM&feature=related
 
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