A snippet of a conversation overheard in the hallway at work: "I figure I'll just have to work until I die." "Yup, that's what our generation has to deal with." I chuckled inwardly, thinking to myself, "Fuck, no! I'll be trading full time in 5 years." I know that getting to the point of supporting yourself trading is *very* hard. But the thought of being some wrinkly, white-haired old geezer working alongside gum-cracking eye-rollers is too much.
so what exactly will you be doing? " I chuckled inwardly, thinking to myself, "Fuck, no! I'll be trading full time in 5 years." What a contradiction. ROFL.......
I know. In the context of the overheard snippet, "work" meant "employment". The transition to trading is a career change, not retirement. If I come across as one arrogant mo-fo, you're right.
it's ot arrogant but I can't see how day trading until you die is not the same(even worse) than having ajob until you die.... For me day trading is not enjoyable. I make money but I do not like it. When I get my account to greater then $500,000 I am out of this game and into something more enjoyable.
"I figure I'll just have to work until I die." --------------------------------- Moral of the story. Do what you love, it won't seem like work. OR Do what you love and then find a way to get paid for it.
Depends on your "lifestyle requirements". You could prolly live a comfy work-free life in a double-wide somewhere in the sticks.