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    I'm 36 and well established. Is switch to trading career realistic?

    It is a miserable, miserable existence - trading for a "living." It screws with your head, affects your life, negatively. You honestly think you're going to be able to make love to your wife/girlfriend/boyfriend, like you've done before, after a huge draw down? What about your kids? Suddenly...
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    I'm 36 and well established. Is switch to trading career realistic?

    "You're gonna end up eating a steady diet of government cheese... and living in a VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!" This Japanese situation was nothing, in terms of markets (unless you do forex!). People got burned there... Don't do it, dude. Don't do it.
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    I'm 36 and well established. Is switch to trading career realistic?

    Two things... No, I don't day trade... and never have in the past; have never lost any large sum of money in any trading activity. "Just because you can't do it... doesn't mean other people shouldn't give it a try." Go for it. Ruin is your eventual destiny. There is a big difference between...
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    I'm 36 and well established. Is switch to trading career realistic?

    Understand... if you don't like IT... *change careers*. One that pays a steady income. Where you are compensated for producing. Don't just throw in the towel and trade in front of your computer, all day long - really producing nothing. Just leaching, really. What are you producing? As a trader...
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    I'm 36 and well established. Is switch to trading career realistic?

    Don't do it dude. Don't do it. I am your age. Also in IT. No amount of technical analysis can 'predict' which trade you should make, etc. This talk of 'edge' and trading a certain approach for 'positive expectancy' is all garbage. No one really has an 'edge' ... and net-net, in efficient...
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