Quote from Ken More:
"The bottom line is that electronic day trading is extraordinarily risky. To avoid the inevitable confrontation with ruin, the day trader should ask, "Why not do something less risky, like throwing all my money off the roof of a tall building and keeping what the wind blows back?"
I'm living proof this is bull$hit! BTW, I read this book and chucked it in the trash along with 200 other worthless books on trading that never made me money.
I never made a dime until I went out on a limb and did it entirely on my own with no crutch.
Several years ago, I made a conscious choice to NOT buy a seat on the Merc and initiate electronic trading instead. This has worked out spectacularly for me. I get to live where I want and trade from where I want. The last place on earth I would want to live is Chicago.
The amount of risk is controllable. Think about it! Just because you are a net loser doesn't mean others are.
Exactly. I don't know why I read the trash on this site, so many frikin losers. People unable to do simple arithmetic should probably investigate another line of work. Think about this. It's a zero sum game. If all you losers are losing, somebody is winning your money. Don't be stupid, do what they do.
