The evolution of the hamster. The transition to the exchange. - page 3
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Well, that's beautiful!
What about the people interviewed in the stock trading thread, are they clueless?
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/347970
h ttps://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/348488I don't know. In the range of 50-100% p.a. on deposit it's very good, but on speculation it's very modest
I mean fixed lot trading
This is an interesting question, and profitability must have something to do with risk and duration of profit taking, although they also talk about drawdowns. I wonder, do you think you can make 50-100% a year on a long term basis (years)? I guess the stated profitability of 20-25% a year implies just long term profits, and people think that's a good return.
On the deposit, I can't. In the medium term, I can. I buy one security, then another. I've been doing it for years.
Buy gold now, get 20-25% by the end of the year. 60-75% p.a.
This is not a public offer.
The topic can be deleted, thank you)
Somehow the hamster has evolved quickly)
So ram and his daughter are all over the place.
So mental toughness is a necessary quality for trading, IMHO.
And what is there? Just run away into the bushes).
The conclusion is as follows: stock exchange or forex. It is the same) It is cheaper on Forex.
I am not interested in becoming a pro-participant, market maker and other professionals who earn money and have no such skills (I'm not of a mathematical mind, let's say).
Comments such as "you can not blame the mirror if your face is crooked" from the evil one and the prof, the rest, if there is a non-professional, merge, and will not write so.
Option earnings I see that on the stock exchange (higher probability that they will pay), that the forex (low probability that they will pay, if they are lucky, more or less good money):
IT'S A RIP-OFF.
To ride the movement and that's it. In the long run, plum. Like)
Expert opinion?
The conclusion is as follows: stock exchange or forex. It is the same) It is cheaper on Forex.
I am not interested in becoming a pro-participant, market maker and other professionals who earn money and have no such skills (I'm not of a mathematical mind, let's say).
Comments such as "you can not blame the mirror if your face is crooked" from the evil one and the prof, the rest, if there is a non-professional, merge, and will not write so.
Option earnings I see that on the stock exchange (higher probability that they will pay), that the forex (low probability that they will pay, if they are lucky, more or less good money):
IT'S A RIP-OFF.
To ride the movement and that's it. In the long run, plum. Like)
Expert opinion?
You will lose money in both cases because you have zero knowledge.
Well, yes, zero) I agree. And there's not much faith left. After several thousand (probably thousands) drained accounts of different sizes.
Fortunately I had enough strength not to die, have a job, what to drain have and where to get).
I don't know. Some kind of a dead end in trading.