Quote from jmonday:
i don't know what else to tell you. you won't get anyone documented. the ones who achieve success are most of the time the ones who don't want or need to write a book or be in the public spotlight. they now value time more than money, and usually spend it with their family.
) something to somebody i dont' know and don't even want to know? why to i have spend my time and money to get audited records? wtf?
Quote from Bob111:
why to i have spend my time and money to get audited records? wtf?
Quote from jmonday:
i don't know what else to tell you. you won't get anyone documented. the ones who achieve success are most of the time the ones who don't want or need to write a book or be in the public spotlight. they now value time more than money, and usually spend it with their family.
Quote from Bob111:
exactly. what would be incentive for such move? it seems to me that asia and crgarcia having a problems to undestand this simple thing, that been repeated in this thread many times. why do i have to proof(i actually did,but they ignore it for whatever reason, i guess IB statement is not good enough for them) something to somebody i dont' know and don't even want to know? why to i have spend my time and money to get audited records? wtf?
Quote from asiaprop:
really? How come there are tons of documented stories on longer-term momentum traders, but nothing on day traders......
So, according to your analysis, only day traders shun fame and prefer to work in anonymity and spend all their free time with family. Long-term and position traders do not pursue such life style. Very interesting. To me it sounds more like the life style of most day traders suck big time, glued to the screen, health deteriorating, too scared/afraid to admit their "profession" in public. I dont see any other arguments that make more sense to explain why there is next to no documented case of successful day traders but tons about highly successful position traders. Please help me understand....
Quote from jmonday:
there are simply a lot less of them, that's all. most successful day traders gradually widen their time frame to fit a better lifestyle. however, if you start at a large time frame it will usually lengthen the learning curve as you are not taking or managing as many trades or are at the screen as much as day traders are.
Quote from asiaprop:
yeah, I let you believe that. good luck, you will need it...