Waaaayyyy more than that, Buckeroo! I've had a few years of averaging >$15,000/day for the entire year. (I know, that's chicken feed compared to "real" money... but I live in a "one-horse town" and started my investment career with $25/mo bank draft into a mutual fund.)
Actually it's 5197sf living area. 6800 total (incl. garage, porches, etc.). I'm also going to be constructing about 20 other houses for sale in the same neighborhood. Should I quit that and focus on trading? The fact that I'm even willing to consider that shows how extremely open-minded that I am... But I'm seeing nothing reliable here.
Ok. And honestly I don't care about sizes of houses. I was just trying to shut that guy up. If there's anything to actually learn, I'm all ears. But so far I get insults and riddles in response to my actual sensible posts and questions that I make.
Yea except it's an hour drive and I'm leaving for a 1 month vacation in a few hours. I'll be glad to when I get back tho. Want pics of my vacation? London --> Latvia --> Uzbekistan --> India --> Israel --> Bulgaria --> Serbia --> Poland --> Ireland. I'll be glad to.
I tried back testing a "good" combination of technical indicators once. This was a combination I found online. It didn't work. I don't always have time to work on a computer for hours per day. I came to the conclusion that the whole thing was a wild goose chase/ roulette wheel.
Trading is difficult. If it's a sideline for you, probably a frustrating waste of your time. (Trading isn't difficult for me, but it took a long time to get "up to speed" on it... as it does others.) Suggest you go about your business of building houses and invest the profits with some pro manager who's good at trading the market.