I just got off the phone with my cousin. He’s several years younger, and he normally doesn’t listen to my advice (for good reason).
He just told me he has a huge bet on the Super Bowl. It doesn’t really matter at this point who he bet on, or the spread. He’s also [...]
I agree with most of what LP said in this comment. Now if he would quite being a statesman, and get back to the name calling!
Unlike Bill I do believe in black swans. Not that not believing in it is bad either. (that’s the statesman in me). The problem is that I’m torn between [...]
HPT is taking another poll. In this one he poses the question of what is a realistic expectation of a day trader. Currently, negative and 100% are tied for first. Check out his site, and be sure to vote.
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Paul Graham’s new lisp dialect… finally finally has a public release. Finally.
(tags: lisp programming functional)
1) you receive a head injury
2) the doctor forces you to undergo a rectal exam
3) when you protest, they sedate you and do it anyway
4) as you struggle to keep a finger from going in your ass, you strike a doctor
5) they file misdemeanor assault charges against YOU!
I almost left this comment on someone’s blog, but I decided to do it here instead. Keeping with the motto of Kicking People While They’re Down Since 2006, here it is:
Day trading is not an art, its a business! If you want to be an artist, take up finger painting.
Poker and Trading.
Mr White, I think John has a good point. I would also like to add as an ex-pro poker player from vegas that I wouldnt give up trading for poker for anything. Why? Because when you finally become good enough at trading, you can go “all in” and get called all the time!!!!! [...]
In light of recent events, this is worth a read.
