There are always opportunities but most of the time, nothing is easy (Naz 2000 and GFC crashes excepted). The trick is to utilize the strategy that does best in the environment you're in - something that's easy to say but hard to do consistently. In terms of volatility, it depends on what strategy you're trading. I love volatility. A collapsing market is the best (eg. '08-'09). Zig zag volatility is also good (the past 2 months). But trading in a box is brutally boring (first 6 months of this year) - slow days where it's like watching wallpaper dry (yawn).
You know you've been at this a long time when the crepitus from moving your neck starts to sound like percussive scat Crepitus = the popping/crackling sounds in joints
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