Young and ambitious

[l2tradr]

Quote from ET-trollbuster:

couple times? is that what you call 10,000+ posts from this alias and rcanfiel combined?

btw... you => rcanfiel are resident expert on loser failures when it comes to systems and trading

How anyone pays attention to this clown you just quoted is beyond me. And a hypocrite to boot. Good work dude.

 

[sicktraderIV]

If you do not have the right mentality/personality, it will be a lot easier and much more fun to hook up with a woman from a wealthy family.

 

[ET-trollbuster]

Quote from l2tradr:

How anyone pays attention to this clown you just quoted is beyond me. And a hypocrite to boot. Good work dude.

he puts everyone on ignore as if thats punishment to others. joke is, everyone else has him on ignore. fitting irony for a worldclass troll

 

[stevegee58]

Young and ambitious is an oxymoron. At least as far as doing actual work is concerned.

 

[Jesus]

its hard out here for a pimp

 

[Illum]

Quote from RAY:

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Greatest post i have ever seen on here. Laughed so hard made my side hurt.

Levi you sound nice guy, goodluck to you. When you get some time in and something like this happens to you, you know you are just getting started.

Six months ago, my left eye started twitching, not both eyes, just my left one. So I googled it. And they had answers for just the left eye twitching. lol "And here we go"

 

[Index piker]

Quote from LeeVi35:

I am new to the site and just starting to get into active trading. Any suggestions or tips would be helpful. Also, and books, sites, seminars, ect. that I should maybe take a look at would be appriciated.

You will be better served to study passive index investing and asset allocation.



http://www.bogleheads.org/forum/index.php

 

[cap'ncod]

Quote from Redneck trader:

OP,

1.) Look deep within yourself and determine if you have the tenacity to get kicked in the balls over and over – and then be able to stand up tall and repeat “Thank You Sir may I have another”

2.) Take any ego you have and shove it up your ass – it will not serve you in trading…, and while your at it shove your opinion up there also

3.) Confidence is not ego – learn the difference

4.) Start a journal and a trading plan – these will be about the only books you “need”

5.) Determine the type of trader you want to be (hint profitable is not a choice at this point) and stick to it

6.) Trading ain’t rocket science – price going up – buy it… price going down – short it – figure out how to determine what price is doing with the least amount of crap on your charts

7.) No one knows what the hell the market or a stock will do today, tomorrow, in 5 minutes – so don’t ask, and don’t act like you know

8.) The more you learn from books, gurus, shills – the more you’ll have to unlearn later (your decision on how hard you want to make it on yourself)

9.) The more time frames – of the same stock you’re trading – the better – to a point

10.) Preserve capital FIRST, make money SECOND – ALWAYS

11.) Trading is not about being right, it is “ONLY” about making money

12.) Learn to shut off the voices in your head – they are of no help

13.) Everything you read, or are told – is not yours until you work to make it so (now figure out what the hell I just said)

14.) Trading is a lot of work – don’t kid yourself – many broke people have

15.) I’m giving you advice now – during market hours I’ll take your money – and not say a word

16.) Trading profitably is not the destination, it is only a journey

17.) You WILL trade EXACTLY who you are inside – you have no choice in the matter


Now I’ve shared a starting point – as with all matters – the decision on what to do with it – is yours


Successful Journey to You should you decide to pursue it – but don’t pursue it lightly

RN

This is the best advice so far. It is obvious that it has been wtitten by a trader who has taken the 'journey'. I would just add to this that it is indeed a journey that will test your limits. As you can see you have only ignited a powder keg of egotistic backbiting and silly bitching-which is 90% of the content of this forum. My personal advice would be to get a night shift job, spend as much time in front of the markets as you can amd learn to trade using price action (find the good books and threads relating to this). Price action is far more realistic and effective than trying to find miracle indicators. Then paper trade until you have a profitibable system. After this you will trade live on a small account and you will find that when it comes to real losses you will probably start losing when you expected to win. This is okay, it is the start of the real slog to control your emotions and this is the keystone: without it the whole building crumbles. You are young and ambitiuos but you need patience, dedication and humility. Many young people have not got this-be warned. But it can be done. Good luck.

 

[Mr_Black]

Quote from Jesus:

its hard out here for a pimp

Yes it is

 

[jack hershey]

the invention of the SWD has just been anounced with its patent pending. In celebration some humor is in order. See green below.

Quote from Sisboombah:

T666 used your own criteria and proved your method is unprofitable

Accolades to T666 for his effort. This effort separates the men from the boys. You just passed the boy test.

You yourself cannot provide a track record

People's trading is monitored by government agencies. If a person passes a test such as the one attempted by trader666, the person get a citation if he scores sufficiently high on the agency test. I was given many citations and the agency was given an education to everyones mutual satisfaction. Again, you have passed the boy test.

You entered a trading contest in 2002 and promptly lost 24% and left the contest early

Yes I did. Yes, I did not participate. Yes I left early and could not close my entry. There were 14 participants none of which continued to participate. The contest was a universal test and became THE standard for all future contests. What I liked best was beeting you in that contest. Why do they keep rejecting your entry forms?

In short you can't trade and have a losing method.

Some would disagree with you; they are laughing at you. I like it that some agree with you. It is the way it should be for such people. They could begin to post as you do. Briefly and under short lived memberships.

The patent pending SWD is now available, accept all substitutes, they aren't free as is the orginal.