Why is day trading considered dangerous?

[lawrence-lugar]

Going to college to get a degree can be considered "dangerous"...considering how many of those people either quit or works a totally different job than there major.

Buying a home in the mid 2000's, during the housing boom, was "dangerous" for alot of people.

There's risk in everything. you have to know what you're doing.

 

[xandman]

Wrong. The plan itself is ineffective.

Not to mention your statement is circular reasoning. Why not answer ETA's question in the other thread rather than posting platitudes and pages of cut/paste from flawed educators?

LoL. Why are you mad dogging db?

I have seen his material elsewhere. It's solid. He really is on a mission.

 

[dbphoenix]

LoL. Why are you mad dogging db?

I have seen his material elsewhere. It's solid. He really is on a mission.

Apparently his trading isn't going well.

Maybe due to the lack of a t-t, c-p trading plan

 

[xandman]

Apparently his trading isn't going well.

Maybe due to the lack of a t-t, c-p trading plan

t-t, c-p ?

 

[dbphoenix]

Thoroughly tested and consistently profitable

 

[xandman]

Roger.

 

[Autodidact]

Small stops and overleverage.

 

[marketsurfer]

Apparently his trading isn't going well.

Maybe due to the lack of a t-t, c-p trading plan

The perfect sound bite to lure the "rich dad, poor dad" crowd to $5 ebooks and feel good pychobabble that truly has nothing to do with the way the market really works.
surf

 

[dbphoenix]

The perfect sound bite to lure the "rich dad, poor dad" crowd to $5 ebooks and feel good pychobabble that truly has nothing to do with the way the market really works.
surf

Not to mention a $250/mo newsletter alert service focused on "price drivers" (speaking of what has nothing to do with the way the market works).

Or was that $350? I forget what gullibility goes for these days . . .

 

[xandman]

Oh, crap. I walked into something that goes way back. I'm outta here.ops: