Day Trading Stocks for Oct 31 - Online Trading Live Video
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Stocks may be slow ...
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Nice try. Keep it ...
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i need someone ...
i need someone smart to keep me entertained
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recordkeeping & ...
recordkeeping & trade evaluation, working on my plan, scanning & preparing for next? day activities, etc. All of this take a long time...They say for each hour you trade, you should play on spending at least an hour in trade evaluation and all the rest of it.
16 hours? man what ...
16 hours? man what do you do in that? time frame?
what source do you ...
what source do you use to know which stocks are moving? Is it? trade-ideas?
edmondublianda: I ...
edmondublianda: I am a full time trader and I tell you the life of a trader is far from what you described. I spend about? 16 hours a day. I would say you are right in your assumption that you will have a lot more flexibility once you become a trader, but it is still hard work.
Thanks for sharing ...
Thanks for sharing your strategies. I want to learn to be a fulltime trader so I can have time freedom..and go to travel..scuba diving in Bali...biking? in Copenhagen...bungee jumping in New Zealand..lounging under the sun in Mauritius or Bora Bora...what a great life..
