throwing in the fkin towel!!!

Discussion in 'Professional Trading' started by slickshal, Jan 25, 2007.

  1. I totally agree Neet, I got the impression it's not part of the plan. In fact, it is common knowledge many big traders scale in and out. If it is then the plan needs to be re-worked based on poster's results. We can agree on this.:)
     
    #71     Jan 26, 2007
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    actually bighog

    forex is very profitable for those who know.

    lets face it, 10 000 professionals in entire US that profit heavily from the market

    do you really believe that there aren't guys who make a killing of forex

    and I ain't talking just institutions

    right now you are conversing with a person who does 30-50 pips a day on EUR/USD

    but you could never tell by reading my posts, cause I am one of those bitches people can't read, ok.
     
    #72     Jan 26, 2007
  3. I can't agree with you more. I have been at this about 18 months, without bring home money, but not losing money, and have financial support from my wife. I am fortunate, we cut back, lead simples low cost lives focusing on what I am passionate at, trading. It makes me laugh, 1 1/2 years ago I thought that in 3 months I could make $500 per day, easy. Now I feel proud when I can average $200 per day per lot. The markets continue to teach me lessons about determination and humility.
     
    #73     Jan 26, 2007
  4. Ahahahahaha. OMG. What a surprise, a nyse floor trader can't hack it behind the screen. Yeah the game is a bit different on the other side. In fact, I have noticed that the failure rate among ex NYSE boys, ex-MMs and ex institutionals is actually higher.(Although there are some serious rockstars on occasion, raw talent.)
    And then you talk about manipulation, lol what? Yeah I'm still waiting for the thousands you and your buddy Joey the specialist robbed from me.

    You know the funny part is that I actually agree with your statement about daytrading US equities as an inferior choice for opportunity. It's gotta be a top 3 most competitive market right now, has been getting tougher for years and is only going to get worse. Hell, I regret getting into and I made a living from it for 3 years, it would have probably been a blessing if I never turned profitable.

    But you're a whole other story. Only 4 months and you're flipping out, all because averaging down does not work? Did you expect to make millions within your first month just because you were on the floor for 10 years?

    You gotta be kidding me.
     
    #74     Jan 26, 2007
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    yeah you are just forgetting one thing hydro

    he made on the floor, what you made in 30 years

    hows that for a ha ha

    his 15 k loss, probably means nothing to him
     
    #75     Jan 26, 2007
  6. Well we all don't get to be the overprivilieged, no denying that. It's called "den of thieves" for a reason.

    If his $15k loss means nothing to him, he wouldn't be so frustrated. Or is it an ego/pride thing of finding out the truth. Really it should humble him and make him realize what he took for granted, but I doubt it.

    I've seen it before, funny each time.
     
    #76     Jan 26, 2007
  7. No mercy. :eek:
     
    #77     Jan 26, 2007
  8. Is the averaging down method the same way that you traded with the fund managers?
     
    #78     Jan 26, 2007
  9. 15k means alot to me... im a home owner w/ a family. in flippin under capitalized right now.

    and ur right the specs were fukin thieves..i was on the phones side, representing institutions, so we hated them also.. they were so blatentley screwing on prints and we just took it on the chin...

    and yes i was friends w/ "joey" (nomore).. he was the hewlett spec and one of the biggest thieves down there.. thats why he's doing time.. his best year was making 30 mil. ripping off the public.. and now he's sacrificed 3 yrs for it. im sure he'll buy some island when he gets out and retire...

    im very humble and bery dissapointed right now so keep it coming.. i deserve it..
    :(
     
    #79     Jan 26, 2007
  10. sometimes... now that u mentioned it ..i think that plays a big part in it..
    i would be given an order to buy 2-3 mil in the morning and just buy stock all day..

    pickin spots depending on volume and whos outthere playin the stock also.. institutions that is..

    my objective was to beat the vwap (value weighted average pricing), of the stock for the day..and beating by a few pennies was big... and i usually did it..

    so the fact that i had deep pockets.. if i was wrong and bought 50k and the stock tanked.. i would just buy more.. bring my average down...
    and now i think im the head trader at fidility with tons of money and i basically smoked myself ....



    F..V..CC..K..!!!!
     
    #80     Jan 26, 2007