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  1. Why Do We Trade? For Real.

    Then more power to him, he's a genius at pyramids or schemes, whatever it is he made an incredible fortune legally, and that's what its all about,...
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 10, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  2. Why Do We Trade? For Real.

    It is quite possible to get lucky for a few years but not for a lifetime.
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 10, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  3. Why Do We Trade? For Real.

    I enjoy making money outside of Corporate America and all of its BS.
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 10, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  4. Anyone using 27" or 32" monitors

    Careful with 4k Monitors, you need them to be huge otherwise fonts look miniscule.
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 8, 2015 in forum: Hardware

  5. Anyone using 27" or 32" monitors

    I use 2 x 2560x1080 using two high end 3D cards.
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 8, 2015 in forum: Hardware

  6. Anyone using 27" or 32" monitors

    I use two wide monitors because I like to watch movies, sports, ocassional game and navigate or read twitter as I trade, actual trading I could do...
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 7, 2015 in forum: Hardware

  7. Failing traders: the merits of pursuing poker instead

    I don't think this pessimism towards traders should be generalized. What you say is true regarding daytraders but there is a quite a bit of...
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 7, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  8. Anyone using 27" or 32" monitors

    This is what I use, it's good screen real estate for trading and web brosing and/or working.[ATTACH]
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 5, 2015 in forum: Hardware

  9. South Florida

    South Florida here.
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 5, 2015 in forum: Hook Up

  10. just joined the forum and need all the help i can get.

    I hear you, thanks for your input.
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 5, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  11. just joined the forum and need all the help i can get.

    Did not mean to sound negative or destructive, just realistic. Your person to follow would be NoDoji, best wishes in your journey.
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 4, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  12. just joined the forum and need all the help i can get.

    I have not read either book, but you really think a 30 dollar book is going to teach someone how to trade one of the most competitive markets of...
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 3, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  13. just joined the forum and need all the help i can get.

    My advice is take your money and spend it in an education or invest in yourself. You have no idea what you getting into, and no stranger is going...
    Post by: Autodidact, Mar 3, 2015 in forum: Professional Trading

  14. Thoughts on where to initiate a trade...

    I checked some of your post history and it looks that you are against scaling out and in favor of trailing stops. Can you please post how you...
    Post by: Autodidact, Feb 27, 2015 in forum: Trading

  15. Thoughts on where to initiate a trade...

    If the range has a prevailing trend, then stick to that side, distribute at the opposite end and leave a runner for a potential breakout, in case...
    Post by: Autodidact, Feb 26, 2015 in forum: Trading

  16. Thoughts on where to initiate a trade...

    When you trade a range, try to stick to the side of the prevailing trend. You will get better odds over the course of time. I do that myself.
    Post by: Autodidact, Feb 26, 2015 in forum: Trading

  17. Find Stocks to Swing Trade – Tough?

    Can you please share the filter you used for such scan? Thank you
    Post by: Autodidact, Feb 25, 2015 in forum: Stocks

  18. Have you used dbphoenix's teachings to become a successful trader?

    Excuse me for interfering in a discussion where I desire no quarrel, but I believe DbPhoenix has plenty of threads discussing his techniques out...
    Post by: Autodidact, Feb 23, 2015 in forum: Educational Resources

  19. The Break Even Stop is a Psychological Crutch for Newbies

    We cannot trade without rules.
    Post by: Autodidact, Feb 23, 2015 in forum: Psychology

  20. The Break Even Stop is a Psychological Crutch for Newbies

    Ya I know what you mean, aware of the setup concept.
    Post by: Autodidact, Feb 23, 2015 in forum: Psychology
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