Yes, that is what I plan to do now. Keep my day job and trade the daily and weekly charts.
I agree, although in my line of work I don't have to be right 100% of the time and can still be successful. There is a degree of variance...
I agree with the point you're trying to make. But let me give you a little more background information about myself before you and the others...
I'm located in New York City and I was planning on sending my resume to First Securities and Chimera Capital. I think those are the only two that...
I'm not going to settle for complacency... especially in my current career path. I see the older guys in my office and I do not want to end up...
I think that's wishful thinking from what I heard (I'm probably wrong and you have more experience than me). I'd be happy with small consistent...
Thank you for your response. I really respect your education background and work experience. 1. I'm 26 years old in Mechanical Engineering....
I will look him up. Thanks!
What are you doing now? Are you working your day job and swing trading (ie doing your research and analysis at night and on the weekends)?
I think I will do something similar for the time being. Keep my day job and learn to swing trade. I'm not comfortable with futures and options...
Yes I will stick to swing trading for now. Well actually the next step is to develop a trading plan, select a basket of ETFs and equities with...
LOL no I fully understand. It was just that my friend who was a professional trader told me that it was not unreasonable to make $500 a day using...
it is to be used for my own trading account and leverage there was a $3000 course but they waive the fee if you become a member of T3 (I think...
I want to thank you guys for all your feedback. Although it was more pessimistic than I had first imagined, I realize it is the reality of...
i'm more comfortable with trend following using EMA's right now... but i will take swing trading into account later on i think my time frame...
If I were to achieve an average rate of return as a successful trader, I would be quite content with that - considering more than 90% of traders...
I'd pick Scenario 2 - there is an 80% chance of failure with Scenario 2 vs 90% chance of failure with Scenario 1, regardless of the amount of...
well if it makes me any different, i'm not a great engineer :p
thanks for the advice Bolimomo do most traders pick a few stocks and etf's and stick with those? one trader told me he scans all of the stocks...
I live on the East Coast but that is really good advice. Do you have any advice on how to pick a market, stock, or etf to trade? Also what...
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