Would It Be Rude To Ask If I Can Shadow A Day Trader?
- Thread starter daytradelearner
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I traded in a trading house a few years ago, called Trend Trader. and most traders there were very helpful and polite.
There was one very obnixous guy who would get mad if you even glanced at his screen though.
I"m a little embarrassed to say it but I brought homemade brownes in one day (not spiked) and that really opened up communications and sharing.
There was one very obnixous guy who would get mad if you even glanced at his screen though.
I"m a little embarrassed to say it but I brought homemade brownes in one day (not spiked) and that really opened up communications and sharing.
if you are in, or close to, chicago you can shadow me for 20k / week. (and i'm actually a quite profitable trader)
I think you're better off by studying the methods of a trader trading in the style that you're interested in by reading their journals/posts on internet forums. Whether here or else where.
Meaning, you'll have to do tons of research (search forums) on what style appeals to you and essentially "stalk" their past posts. Use the "subscribe to this thread" feature to bookmark posts you're interested in. At some point in time you'll probably have to go through these and thin them out. And after searching and searching, if you still have unanswered questions then PM them. This is what I do and usually they are very open to answering your questions. Just make sure they haven't already been answered in previous posts.
Meaning, you'll have to do tons of research (search forums) on what style appeals to you and essentially "stalk" their past posts. Use the "subscribe to this thread" feature to bookmark posts you're interested in. At some point in time you'll probably have to go through these and thin them out. And after searching and searching, if you still have unanswered questions then PM them. This is what I do and usually they are very open to answering your questions. Just make sure they haven't already been answered in previous posts.
That's an interesting question. I have never defined a brownie. I just use the same recipe that my mom used to make them for my little girls' classmates.
Brownies are like chocolate cake and cut in squares. I use a lot of chocolate fudge and broken up walnuts. They are a real crowd pleaser because they go fast.
