I gave solid evidence proving the dictionary is flawed. Not useless but definitely flawed, which means critical thinking is required when using it. Only Princess SplawnDarts would ignore the actual evidence-based argument made to show her spoiled-brat petulance about nothing pertinent.
No wonder you're a raging jackhole. Professional gambler. That explains a lot. It makes me laugh when idiots screw up the expression 'turn their noses up.'
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grinding slowly day after a day is hard and boring..specially when people right next to you making fortunes of this bull market,(that goes up EVERY SINGLE f** day) by doing..well...nothing. my stuff is specially not motivating..market neutral,not scalable,limited risk, limited reward..but after 10+ years i can't accept a model with a straight, massive directional bet. f** this..back to my grinding..
1) cost of business - commissions, spread 2) over trading 3) not having a plan 4) not following the plan
Bob, today we were discussing this in the morning in the TWS thread. I have been thinking on this. Talking especially about you, I think the problem is in mindset. since you have been making money for last 10+ years in a very low risk way, its now just very hard to accept a different mindset of taking directional risk while being not market neutral. But then if you try this approach with very limited downside - say you decide that you going to lose 20k MAX while trying out this approach, starting with X amount only, you might be able to build it to much larger amounts and in the process develop a new style of highly scalable trading. Just saying bro, I know I am a novice in your comparison but I would say that your mindset is probably the biggest hindrance block in you adapting to the current markets. Disagree with me??
yes. you are 100% correct. and on top of all this-there a host of other different problems. this is why i shouldn't' blame market or TWS or whatever in other threads. i'm where i'm right now because of me. i know exactly what i suppose to do and what i'm good at,but i'm NOT doing it,hoping(bad word for traders) that volatility(etc) will change and i will continue to make more same way i'm doing i t now. basically-I'm keep kicking my can down the road..