Would you like a Position Trading forum on ET?

Quote from dbphoenix:

Where would you put it, Sucker? Under Main, Trading for a Living, Technically Speaking? Or are you talking about adding a new category alongside the above?

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Under Trading for a Living would be fine.
 
Quote from LongShot:

how about..


Trading andTrying to Pay my Bills:D
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Yes, it would be fine. Then you might post your strategy and show everybody how to pay their bills.
 
Quote from Sucker:

I also had the idea because most of the forecasting in commodity markets are related to watching the big boys' moves. And most of them seem to use long term time frames for decision making with the daily and smaller ones reserved for timing purposes.
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I said this one time and you would have thought I'd said the sky was falling.

Count me in.

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Quote from inandlong:

I said this one time and you would have thought I'd said the sky was falling.

Count me in.

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Who knows we might have more of the interest rate, commodity and currency traders among us. It's worth a try.
 
Quote from LongShot:

yes hurry..the light bill is due:D
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Sorry about this LongShot, but I have to say it:

From your posts you seem to be the kind of guy who is unable to accept that trading is a challenge. You probably couldn't even differentiate a pro trader from an amateur by his posts. "I am not well in your book" because I openly told everybody that I am not faring well after two years in the business and I am still in the learning curve. You seem to be the kind of guy who is always trying to skip the learning curve by sucking up to traders around who tell you that are making a lot of money and can show you the way to riches with minimal or little effort. You do so because you hope to get some kind of parental protection and nurturing. In this sense I am the antithesis of all your hopes because in a way or other I am telling you that there is no way to get around the learning curve. Then you try to put me down to: 1 - keep your hopes up; and 2 - try to please your potential "parents" around who, unlike me, never experienced bad luck or a losing streak, and didn't struggle to learn the ropes.

My advice to you is that you bet real money in the markets and the market itself will show you its truth. There are no masters to protect or nurture you.
 
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