That only proves you've called a couple trades. It absolutely doesn't prove your exaggerated statement of wealth and trading prowess. As predicted . . . you can't provide proof. Oh I hear your employer calling you to clean the toilets.
Nice try, but I'm no fool. I know brokers are trying to get my real name and address to send a hitman and silence the inconvenient truth: that all frequent traders lose and brokers recommend frequent trading to get more commissions. Is that all you have? (Pretending to) insult me because you can't post real arguments to support frequent trading?
but it was pure luck. if technicals tell you to get short and there a unexpected rate cut announcement, which sends market up 5% (100 ES points), what do you do? Another thread i saw someone get short euro yesterday at 1.40 and gloating about it. I also saw somebody get short euro at 1.36 and got crushed. Euro is now at 1.39. Tell me who won? They both use technical analysis, both use fibonacci. If you ask me, technical analysis is a self-fulfilling prophecy... of bogus.
I personal use price action setups to tip me off to impending market moves. I agree that there really aren't any "secret" technical analysis methods, which is why I try not to use any indicators, I don't think it's necessary at all to accurately read a price chart.
Scalping, daytrading, swing trading. So six figures is an unbelievable amount of money to you? I must stress unbelievable because literally you don't believe somebody could earn that much in the stock market. Of course. In your (pathetic) little world of shilling for peanuts, and flat broke traders grinding a living. You must also think that golf and country clubs are fictitious places? Nice to see somene else can see the light.
Earning a 6 figure income from trading is more than reasonable in this environment, some earn much more than that . . . you don't earn that though and if you did you would be willing to prove it. You don't so you can't. Enough said. Teenage weasel.