This is a discussion on Full time trading versus part time... within the General Trading Chat forums, part of the To Be Sorted category; Originally Posted by meanreversion
6 pinter?
Not even close
Originally Posted by Shakone
12 pinter?
How does "I brought a ...
How does "I brought a crate of Newcastle Brown from the pub to take home with me, plonked it by the bed & was taking swigs as I performed to prevent sobriety kicking in" sound ? No word of a lie. She was that bad.
Mind you - at least she could open the bottles with her teeth.
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Originally Posted by redart
2 viagra'er?
I was 21 - wouldn't have been necessary. Mind you - it didn't exist then either.
Of course, the real victim in all this was my mate Lenny who had brought home her good looking mate and who is a bit of a romantic. He was downstairs trying to 'woo' his girl whilst I was upstairs trying to knock the back out of mine. With all the noise, he failed miserably.
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I cannot see., however why we should expect to find a "system" which will work in the stock market; surely the possibilities of profits for the student justify the time and effort required to learn market interpretation.
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I cannot see., however why we should expect to find a "system" which will work in the stock market; surely the possibilities of profits for the student justify the time and effort required to learn market interpretation.
We are supposed to calculate riskv reward. i would love to trade full time, but would only do so if i was confident i could make 2 to 3 times my salary. Trading carries a greater risk. As I only trade part time I would classify it as a hobby, and have to trade on longer time frames. As I am having a multi-year good run (not a living wage though) I believe it is definitely possible to still make money. The extrapolation is that if you can't make money doing it part-time, you probably won't make a living doing it full-time.I think you have to have a long positive run in part-time (hobby) trading before taking the risk re full-time trading, but personal circumstance will dictate what your "kick-off" point would be. Is it easier to make money doing it full-time, or does the extra pressure make it harder?