swearing vocabulary and trading

fantastic · Apr 21, 2009

I am developing my swearing vocabulary. However, I am having some difficulties with the nuances of various expressions such as c...t and f.....g c..t to name just a few. :innocent:
c..t and f.....g c..t :
Does one use the f.....g c..t when the losses are very big and c..t when the losses are small ?
Do these words really help to get out of a losing trade very quickly?

What words should one use when your neighbour is using a deafening F.....G C..T ( i.e. losing big time), but you are winning BIG time?
Is ' F..k Your F.....g c..t' the appropriate expression to make sure you run your profits? :?:
Should one expect the neighbour to take it personnally?
Please share your experiences.

Skill Leverage · Apr 22, 2009

Some people I know are of the opinion that giving the market verbal orders, along the lines of 'STOP F*#KING SELLING IT' or 'FILL ME YOU C*#T', aid you in becoming a better trader. I'm yet to be convinced.

With regard to your neighbour, I'd tell him to stop being so sh*t at life.

everyonerich · Apr 22, 2009

fantastic said:
I am developing my swearing vocabulary. However, I am having some difficulties with the nuances of various expressions such as c...t and f.....g c..t to name just a few. :innocent:
c..t and f.....g c..t :
Does one use the f.....g c..t when the losses are very big and c..t when the losses are small ?
Do these words really help to get out of a losing trade very quickly?

What words should one use when your neighbour is using a deafening F.....G C..T ( i.e. losing big time), but you are winning BIG time?
Is ' F..k Your F.....g c..t' the appropriate expression to make sure you run your profits? :?:
Should one expect the neighbour to take it personnally?
Please share your experiences.

its called jealousy

fantastic · Apr 25, 2009

jealousy?

Seems that it is preferable for people to express their frustrations loudly rather
than bottling all up and turning into a "Mark Barton". Some claims the swearing
is more about releasing any frustration.

Been also advised to refrain from attempting any "victory dance" as
you never know what's going on with the "quiet one".

shadowninja · Apr 25, 2009

I think he meant if the neighbour takes it personally, it's called jealousy.

arabianights · Apr 26, 2009

I think that if swearing doesn't come naturally to you then it is probably best not to do it, it's a difficult habit to give up, you don't get nicuntine patches after all.

Reminds me of asking my dad what '****' and '****' meant when I was eight. Happy days.

arabianights · Apr 26, 2009

I think that if swearing doesn't come naturally to you then it is probably best not to do it, it's a difficult habit to give up, you don't get nicuntine patches after all.

Reminds me of asking my dad what '****' and '****' meant when I was eight. Happy days.

Splitlink · Apr 26, 2009

arabianights said:
I think that if swearing doesn't come naturally to you then it is probably best not to do it, it's a difficult habit to give up, you don't get nicuntine patches after all.

Reminds me of asking my dad what '****' and '****' meant when I was eight. Happy days.

I don't think that it is difficult to give up. I was at sea for many years and mixed with men who believed that it was not possible to speak the most simple sentences without inserting several expletives into each one.

As soon as I came on leave my language did not include swear words although, the strange thing is, I swear to myself when something goes wrong.

new_trader · Apr 26, 2009

fantastic said:
I am developing my swearing vocabulary. However, I am having some difficulties with the nuances of various expressions such as c...t and f.....g c..t to name just a few. :innocent:
c..t and f.....g c..t :
Does one use the f.....g c..t when the losses are very big and c..t when the losses are small ?
Do these words really help to get out of a losing trade very quickly?

What words should one use when your neighbour is using a deafening F.....G C..T ( i.e. losing big time), but you are winning BIG time?
Is ' F..k Your F.....g c..t' the appropriate expression to make sure you run your profits? :?:
Should one expect the neighbour to take it personnally?
Please share your experiences.

Act like this

HaloTrader · Apr 26, 2009

In general if i say 'Not you again, ya bast-ard' ...
Then the market turns in my favor.

'Oh my ****ing god' means a sure loss for me.

'Yeah mutha****a' Means a winner is going to turn to a loser.

'**** yes' Means success of a win:ratio of 2:1 or more

'So ****ing unfair' means i've broken my rules and have lost more than my rules allow me.

If you want to swear at your neighbour to show your annoyance just lightly say 'Oi you ****in' mug turn the music down i can't ****ing sleep ya ******'

That would go down a treat unless you live in Merseyside or certain parts of London

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