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  1. #31
    I never said anything about sitting in the front of the computer daily. All I need is a couple hours a day. Various strokes for different people.




    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I believe my time as a cost as any company would. If I have to sit in front of a screen all day to receive a measly 200 pips on a 5 minute chart then trade has cost me much more than when I had put on a pair and forget commerce on a greater timeframe and spent the day playing golf.

    KK007: I'll be sending my invoice to you for the aforementioned text.

  2. #32
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    , I never said anything about sitting in front of the computer daily. All I want is a couple hours per day. Various strokes for different people.
    Yeah I know, I was just chiming in with a different perspective (with just a tiny bit of sarcasm to boot -not directed at anyone).

  3. #33
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Defintion of noise: much of what's written on Forex Forum.
    Adding your 4,704 quality articles on FF?

  4. #34
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    BS.

    Supposedly 90 some percentage of'traders' shed and probably 90 some percentage of these shed since they look at the brief, intra-day timeframes entirely.
    Funny, I always hard was the other way round, most newbies and wanna-be-traders were fond of high time frames because of their lack of wisdom and trading skills. Although I do agree 90% of market participants are losing cash. Interesting point of view.

  5. #35
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Including your 4,704 quality articles on FF?
    So I guess we're together in that egory because we made similiar points about short-term traders, huh?

    Got 'post count' envy? I really could care less the number of I or anybody else has.

  6. #36
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Funny, I always hard was the other way around, most newbies and wanna-be-traders were fond of high time frames due to their lack of knowledge and trading abilities. Although I do agree 90%of market participants are losing money. Interesting point of view.
    I really don't know it for reality but since the mid 90's the buzzword in trading has been daytrading - to get stocks/options/futures as well as Currency Market.

    But like Currency Market does not have one accurate exchange or jurisdiction stock markets do not have a single source of account information to compile how many daytrade and how many swingtrade and how many are long term investors.

    But if you read the majority of the large volume topics here you can observe that many posts make references to intraday moves.

    Most newbies traders start undercapitalized meaning a move on a daily chart (unless in a micro-lot position) will wipe them out very quickly.
    Simple math says they return to shorter interval charts.

    Do I have evidence, no. Only 13 years hanging around watching them go and come.

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