Thanks for the vote of confidence BUT I'm no wiz kid trader that's for certain, I may be a "decent" trader but far from a super trader.
21 OC , California Trading 5 years 1 yr. left of college http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/1000ProfitsPerDay/
36 Live in Denver, CO Trading off and on 3 years, trading full time since last summer and starting to make money.
I'm 19, and stuck in Virginia! I have been trading for almost 1 year now, although have not made money from it, still sticking with it and intend to stick with it for as long as it takes.
ElectricSavant and bitrend, 13, that what they gave us for trying to help a blonde to get out of UTSI stock in other thread.
30.....been a credit monkey for almost 2 years now....just tryin to learn how to be a real trader now....but as for the woman im feelin......she's 22...and she is the only thing that can agrevate me more than these fookin markets!.....so im gonna say i am only 26 to try and make myself feel better about the big 30!
I'm 19 and have been trading for about 5 years now. I started out not knowing what the hell I was doing, but I've definitely learned a lot since then. I'm originally from Dallas, but now I am in Atlanta going to school at GA Tech for EE and Business degrees. I plan to retire by 25. -- Paccc
20, Seattle, WA; going to UW, applying for business school (finance) this qtr. Actively trading for 5mo. now, not consistently winning, but not losing much either due to a fair risk-reward money management strategy w/positive expectancy and effective position sizing. (2% portfolio risk/6% exposure, stops max. 7% if not tighter) Position trading US Equities and derivatives, but looking forward to learning about futures & forex. Also find myself gravitating toward shorter-term trades swing/intra-day in choppy market times b/c my strategy is a bit trend-biased. Obsessively learning about everything, doing huge amounts of reading from the classics (Murphy, Douglas, Elder, Lefvre, etc) and paper-trading a mock account on Investopedia to test my strategies. Just started a simulated account for an IRA, as I will be managing my buddy's Roth IRA in April. (1.25% port. risk, 5% exposure, w/goal of 10% consistent returns annually, 62% ETF, 38% select stocks) It's a start I've heard that IB has a real-time simulator that I'd like to get into, but their website says a $2000 initial deposit would be required to set up an account, is that true? Currently reading about game theory : Thinking Strategically by Dixit and Nalebuff. http://myspace.com/tireg
51, Texas, been trading about a month (I work nights, so it gives me most of the daytime hours free). Been reading and studying for about two months. Just learning. Still have 80% of what I started with.
Will be 32 at the end of March trading S&P500 mini futures from Ipswich, East Anglia, UK. Trading full-time now from February 06.