+1 I honestly believe that people would learn more about trading and have a greater chance of being successful by learning how to wager on live action sportsbetting and applying gambling bankroll money management. For those that insist that gambling is a dirty word and that you are "investing" and not gambling are missing out IMO. Joe.
Great idea, but main thread would have to be locked so the trolls don't sneak in. Someone should ask Magna, I think he put me on ignore.
Sick, I know its all about money management, but would you be willing to explain your entry and exit rules?
Maybe later on, I don't want to get in a pissing match about my system, more food for the trolls, and it isn't the point of the thread. Going to pick up some booze now, may check in tonight to answer pm's. Hope you all had a good day.
You're right. Most people think of casino games when you mention the word gambling. Betting against the house at a game of roulette or baccarat is a losing proposition because the casino has the statistical edge. But, as you said, live action sports wagering can be very profitable if you can beat the book -- the same as having an edge in the trading markets. And the day-to-day money management survival skills that gamblers must learn (pay your bills, maintain proper reserves, survive losing streaks, etc) is the ultimate "boot camp" experience for traders.
He can't tell now and sell later. I've seen this same game played about 15 times now over the last few years. I'm not knocking him, just waiting for the other shoe to drop, due to overwhelming demand it will become available. Good trading today.
one of the truly stupid things ever said on ET. perhaps you would care to ponit out ANY of it that was not reality.
sorry, no exit given. There is no "up 4" there is "gee, it was a winner." without specifically saying "OUT" or at least giving exit rules and a log/blotter, this is a figment. If it worked, great. But the OP said "will give video entries/exits." Personal testimony has no meaning.
Everybody else reading this knows the exits rules and saw entries posted in advance. Only you and bwolinsky are questioning the trades. It's a bit pathetic.