12-02-2007, 04:45 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: warwick Thanks: 74
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| Re: Trading And Falling In Love Quote:
Originally Posted by PYenner » Thank you Soultrader, you and Dr J have something exceptional going on here.
I see some really sound people here, making an effort and when they seem to be beating themselves up unfairly, I dunno it just started coming out. Don't like to see unfairness.
The constructive stuff does need to be recognized and rewarded, thats how you keep it growing and keep it doing you more and more favours. Its a pity people don't support themselves the same way they try to support their kids, with encouragement for the good stuff.
You come across as sound and considered, much older than your years.
It has surprised me that I can still learn so much market stuff in my 50's, it seems if you have the need you can keep on learning, it isn't all downhill past 25 or 40 after all. There is hope for all of us yet. | On the contrary, many started their trading career after 50, some after 60 and have achieved great success, there is wisdom and less desire for macho trading. Humphrey Lloyd " Trading S&P Futures and Options" is one of those guys , at 70, he made over a million from the markets and still has time to practice his skydiving skills |
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