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  1. That “One Trade”…that changed your Life F-o-r-e-v-e-r

    Very much agree, RN. But the truth is: most strategies people try are not much better than random in the long run. :)
    Post by: cornix, Feb 15, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  2. That “One Trade”…that changed your Life F-o-r-e-v-e-r

    Danger of random gratification at it's "best". Happens often in trading.
    Post by: cornix, Feb 14, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  3. Market psychology. The secrets.

    "Big money" patterns are the same every time they act?
    Post by: cornix, Feb 14, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  4. Is a demo account waste of time?

    Not more than training of whatever other skill is a waste of time.
    Post by: cornix, Feb 14, 2015 in forum: Trading

  5. Are you a successful at home day trader with no other source of income who began with modest means?

    I googled motley fool. Nice domain name, it's an asset by itself. :)
    Post by: cornix, Feb 12, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  6. Are you a successful at home day trader with no other source of income who began with modest means?

    Late 90's must be a textbook sample of how people confuse external conditions with skill. But can we blame them? Russia as a country did just the...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 12, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  7. Are you a successful at home day trader with no other source of income who began with modest means?

    Being a retail trader myself, I must say that seriously underestimated the true risks of the game. Anything but net long options or long-term...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 11, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  8. Are you a successful at home day trader with no other source of income who began with modest means?

    My personal experience is: edges exist. Probably now as well as always did. But every time I found some, it later ceased or morphed. Not saying I...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 11, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  9. Are you a successful at home day trader with no other source of income who began with modest means?

    One problem here with definition (and expectations about future). It is: period of consistency matters. Trading certainly can be a sole source of...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 11, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  10. Effective Stories

    You are right gentlemen, my literature talent must cause inexpressible suffers. :D
    Post by: cornix, Feb 10, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  11. Effective Stories

    Will post here those of written by me, which are somewhat related to behavioral economics/finance and as such, to trading and investing as well....
    Thread by: cornix, Feb 9, 2015, 2 replies, in forum: Psychology

  12. Negative Trading Experience

    Yea, thanks, I posted @ BM too. More interested in personal stories of failure, problems etc. than finger pointing at vendors though. Vendors and...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 8, 2015 in forum: Trading

  13. Negative Trading Experience

    I revived the project related to the topic of this thread. If you have stories to share with people, please let me know. By doing so you certainly...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 7, 2015 in forum: Trading

  14. Failing traders: the merits of pursuing poker instead

    I really see a problem here. How many people lost money or worse - YEARS of time pursuing some techniques, which probably have nothing to do with...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 7, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  15. Failing traders: the merits of pursuing poker instead

    Thanks for the kind words, Michael. Funny, but I firmly believe it IS possible. Just not the way it's pumped in the advertisements of those who...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 7, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  16. Failing traders: the merits of pursuing poker instead

    Ironically market can be almost sure money in some situations and almost surely a losing venture in other. That's my experience.
    Post by: cornix, Feb 7, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  17. Failing traders: the merits of pursuing poker instead

    If speaking of trading, I spent nearly 10 years learning and trading with mixed success more or less full-time. Some edges were very real (heavily...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 7, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  18. Failing traders: the merits of pursuing poker instead

    I am grateful to life for every lesson given. Result is always positive if we learn something. I still believe there are edges in financial...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 7, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  19. Failing traders: the merits of pursuing poker instead

    Yes, everyone of us experiences competition in business or even job, but still there are options: find more or less unique niche, use your...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 7, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  20. Failing traders: the merits of pursuing poker instead

    I would say real edges scalable enough for good living are much more common in providing something people need/want and ready to pay and say...
    Post by: cornix, Feb 5, 2015 in forum: Psychology
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