this is solid... It's happens! Person does well in one market and then, "Hey, I must be a genius. So, I can do well in another.. " “Gold slips away from the man who invests it in businesses or purposes with which he is not familiar or which are not approved by those skilled in its keep.”
Do you perhaps think Nero did too? One can convey their message in a variety of manners no? You're a smart guy.... work on it. You'll live longer bro.
Hey Zzzz1, Just stop and think about it. Most OTM options do expire worthless, that is a fact. An option seller just sells to the lottery ticket buyers who buy OTM options. As far as the hedge funds, etc --- well, they are much too large to venture into such a small market.
Sorry good professional gambler : didn't read your thread till now, as I assumed it would be a poser or a hopeful full of greed. First, you are feeling the burning passion of trading ( ) : well you are going to be amply served. Second, you want to be consumed while learning trading : trading is really the place to be. In my views : start by doing the round of different prop shops, and be on some trading floors. And opening a trading journal is very helpful, as some traders might pick your main mistakes and suggest to you how to correct these. You could actually start one with a demo account. The key is to update your journal regularly, so that when you re-read it, you can find your strengths and weaknesses. Welcome to the trading world. If you can win well at baccarat, actually trading has some similarities with a closed systems like forex. Once you are done with stocks, try to move to forex.
Thanks dude this is great I will def look into it. How much is a good living? I'm stuck with having moderate expenses for 2 years so I might have to supplement my learning with like 10 bj trips a year . Hopefully I can log 50 hours on those trips so I can get to the long run to realize a profit. I'd be good with 250k a year
"Yes, because housing prices never decline and put options never actually get exercised, right?" http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-...etch-yield-strategy-truly-2006-all-over-again