Highest level of education?

Discussion in 'Educational Resources' started by indahook, May 30, 2003.

  1. Hey folks - I can't believe that the majority of ppl voted on this poll have got an advanced degree!

    Are you all for real here or just pooping around? :D


    ~The Scientist
     
    #61     Jun 2, 2003
  2. hopefully people are telling the truth...
     
    #62     Jun 2, 2003
  3. That would be a sad state of affairs. But I doubt it, thats the nice thing about an anonymous poll.
     
    #63     Jun 2, 2003
  4. I said "I just don't trust those websites". That is not a limiting belief statement. But "gambling being 100X easier than daytrading" is.
     
    #64     Jun 2, 2003
  5. Looks like I'm a meaningless marshmallow amongst syracuse, harvard etc graduates :cool:

    Maybe I should go back for a few years and do that PhD I always wanted. I'm just 22 after all :D


    ~Scientist
     
    #65     Jun 2, 2003

  6. Well I wasn't accusing you :D
    Doesn't limit me - If I made as much money at the casino as I do daytrading, they'd throw me out pretty quickly I think (that's the beauty of trading - Brokers won't comp, but they'll do their best to keep winners!)

    Gambling is, in a way easier than daytrading. I believe that most casino games that can be won despite the vic (casino edge) [blackjack, live poker, baccarat and craps are the only ones I think] can be learnt in considerably less time than day trading...

    Besides, the odds are generally higher to start with (in baccarat, the vic is 1.3% or so, meaning that you can statistically be right 48.7% of the time by default - But increase your chances above that by using money management (such as small progressions "mini-martingales"). Some systems can generate up to 6.5% of turnover in the long run.
    You can purchase them, but you're much better off developing your own, based on your knowledge as a trader.

    indahook - since you're not a day trader - I tell you I can sit back and gamble online with a glass of wine in my hand.
    Try that while you've got a few momentum-positions open....

    Have a nice day
    ~Scientist


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    Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you, too, can become great.
    -Mark Twain
     
    #66     Jun 2, 2003
  7. No worries Scientist. I sometimes have a glass of wine in hand while trading... :cool:
     
    #67     Jun 2, 2003

  8. LOL what a cruisy job! And so much more mobile! I should retire to position trading... :cool:

    That way I could trade from my single laptop in my dream Bahama beach hut -

    -Rather than trying to explain to the gentlemen at customs that the 2 ATX towers and the 7 LCD's with swingarms in my hand luggage aren't intended for military purposes. :D


    Compliments,
    ~Scientist
     
    #68     Jun 2, 2003
  9. 7 LCD`s...GEEZZZZ! I use three. What in heavens name do you look at? One hundred tick charts? 500 tickers?
     
    #69     Jun 2, 2003
  10. Sounds interesting, but I'd appreciate if you could explain those points in slightly less demanding terms. I'm not an 'advanced graduate', right? Black swan?

    Cheers,
    ~Scientist
     
    #70     Jun 2, 2003