Girlfriends & Trading

Discussion in 'Psychology' started by Sky123987, Jul 7, 2009.

  1. So well said. Totally spot on. A huge +1. Especially the last paragraph on wanting to control you.

    Most think trading is gambling at a casino and offers zero long-term security. Some actually get resentful if you finish for the day at 10:30am after working one hour from home in your underwear. They only see the money and the freedom-- never the years of hard work and sacrifice that went into the study.

    It's also a VERY rare woman who will stand behind you if you ever have a blowup.
     
    #31     Jul 17, 2009
  2. Ash1972

    Ash1972

    That's right, blowup=no more blow jobs. That's if she ever gave them in the first place..
     
    #32     Jul 17, 2009
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    #33     Jul 17, 2009
  4. They think trading is gambling, because trading actually IS gambling!
     
    #34     Jul 20, 2009
  5. How would you know, you have not had a women since the last time you paid for it, nor do you trade schmuck.
     
    #35     Jul 20, 2009
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    They want the house. Once you get married, you lose the house. Then they want a steady cash stream, so you must prove about 5-10 years of good trading income for them to stick around. If you are entrepreneurial, they might be worried that you will actually think of ways to keep them from getting money. once you get her pregnant...it's over.

    lol

    as long as she isn't bitter about most things when you meet her, you have a good chance.
     
    #36     Jul 20, 2009
  7. monty09

    monty09

    my wife had no clue what trading was until she met some of my friends who were border line nuts. she thought I was the crazy one then saw I was just one of the guys.
     
    #37     Jul 20, 2009
  8. Trading is not necessarily gambling.

    Someone alluded to this in another thread a few weeks ago.

    The market can be envisioned as the 5% successful traders who make money from the other 95%, which could be called gamblers, since they obviously don't know what they are doing.

    I think the analogy makes good sense.
     
    #38     Jul 20, 2009
  9. Mr J

    Mr J

    Technically, all traders are gamblers providing there is risk in their trades. It's just that most people don't know the proper definition of gambling, and assume skill = not gambling.
     
    #40     Jul 21, 2009