Now that the resident children are off spraying their Graffiti all over ET-we will move on. Roth has actually spoken some very good words of wisdom-which are worth mentioning-as for the rest of the book-well-it depends on whether you want to be "an investor" or "a trader" - we will take a trader as meaning one who trades for a living-full time. <a href="http://www.imagehousing.com/?id=144339"><img border="0" src="http://img74.imageshack.us/img74/315/052d5cef9e2886ab6c100da.jpg" alt="Free Pics Art Pictures Art Pics"></a> <a href="http://www.imagehousing.com/?id=144342"><img border="0" src="http://img218.imageshack.us/img218/6715/c9fb01e7cd768b500b21fe6.jpg" alt="Animation Images Animation Pictures Upload Photos"></a>
OK-let's cut the bullshit and get down to "real" business. Children do not make good traders-as they have very little experience in life-let alone financial dealings. The concept of thinking like a child-is valid to a point-but you must be aware of where the cut off point is-if not-you become a fool and end up listening to idiots who rant and rave about what they "know" about the markets. Trading can be easy-or hard-to what degree will depend on a few key things that the trader needs to be aware of-and acknowledge. You can spend your time reading bullshit from bullshiters-or you can decide to look-ask and move on. Whatever you decide will decide what you will get-so if you are not "getting"-you are not deciding correctly. What do you do? Grow up and stop acting like a child-as many adults really do act like children in the markets-and that is primarily because they do not have enough experience to know what one should-and should not do-when trading. The General
I trade to make money. At this point a 10 year old would likely lose less then me by making random entries and exits. I am my own worst enemy. Trading is gambling.
Wall Street is full of "runners". Las Vegas is for gambling. Children should be seen-and not heard. The General