How many FullTime/Professional Traders here?

[HUSEC03]

haii sankoorikal
r u f kerala.i was looking for some fm kerala.
kurian
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QUOTE=sankoorikal;61943]I am a Full Time Trader

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hi kurian,

I am frm kerala, i guess that ur excat place in ernakulam district.???

HUSEC03

 

[biyasc]

I am a Full Time Trader

hi cv,

here is me. a full time losing trader. still loosing & trading.

 

[swagat86]

hi cv,

here is me. a full time losing trader. still loosing & trading.

"its always better to loose than to do nothin "

 

[CreditViolet]

hi cv,

here is me. a full time losing trader. still loosing & trading.

A possible solution - Do the exact opposite of what you normally do

 

[CreditViolet]

"its always better to loose than to do nothin "

Doing nothing is difficult, you never know when you're done.


PS - Wifey woke up on neither side today, hence the market is chopping

 

[ratan jain]

hey.......she takes a nap in the evening too? maybe we can predict the dow and nasdaq also?

 

[biyasc]

A possible solution - Do the exact opposite of what you normally do

good idea! thnx.

 

[biyasc]

"its always better to loose than to do nothin "

can you explain this?

 

[swagat86]

can you explain this?

i recently read this line in a book. BTW i wud like to quote again
there are only two type of trades one winning, other which teaches u something(informative)

so even if ur lossin. its doesnt matter untill ur learnin something from ur loosin trades.

CV jee problem hai markets down -25 pts. its not trendless

 

[kkseal]

i recently read this line in a book. BTW i wud like to quote again
there are only two type of trades one winning, other which teaches u something(informative)

so even if ur lossin. its doesnt matter untill ur learnin something from ur loosin trades.

Well ,learning is ok but you also have to remain solvent to get a chance to apply what you've learned

One doesn't necessarily need to lose in order to learn. (Please read Oilman's post no. 59 in the 'Tools of a trading pro' thread - one of the best i've read at Traderjee).

Regards,
Kalyan.