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'Now if the demographic of traders you speak of, INCLUDES

the lousy ones as well into the mix, only then, might your mathematics on stats be correct. Only then.' LOL.
Of course it takes into account all traders. 🤪 Have you watched the turn over of traders in a large brokerage over decades? If not, I would respectfully suggest you are guessing.

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I speak from experience, and practice speaks louder than words...not saying you are wrong in your stats numbers...but as we have seen in life today, "stats" in differing topics, is quite skewed at best, and can be used to push any ones narrative, they wish to express. We can both agree, that you need to know what you are doing when trading, or you will LOSE. Also like i wrote before, never never mix up your trading portfolio, from your investing one and HODL one. I bought a new car CASH just from my trades. Was I "lucky"? hmmmmmmmm..

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I speak from experience, and practice speaks loude...

I guess you missed the part about my decades of experience, lol. Yeesh. You buying a car does not make a case against the fact that 95% of 'traders' lose all their money. In fact a great deal of them lose more than they started with thanks to margin calls.

TheQuarterMaster : I WILL NOT DM YOU FIRST
I guess you missed the part about my decades of ex...

Will agree with margin calls. I never use that tactic. 3x good trades a year is how I roll. As for ARRR, gonna HODL that one, although i will take some profit at my threshold line, and buy back...no sin in doing that 😇. Dollar casting in is the smart way, but NEVER taking profit makes no sense either.

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Will agree with margin calls. I never use that tac...

Well that isn't 'trading', that's investing by every definition I know. Anyway, I'm sure you'd like the last word.

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