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That is very true. However, the great majority of people do not sit there and calculate exactly when they will run out of gas. They use an indicator called the fuel gauge to help them know when it is time to go get more gas. Does it mean they do not go up to the last possible second on each tank full (or not get every single penny off of every single trade)? Yes. Does it work for those people anyway (as in, they are fine and know they are not getting every single penny off of every single trade)? Yes again.
Not saying that you are wrong for your trading methods Marco, just that not everyone does things the same way as you do, and that is not wrong for them.
of course it is simply impossible to compare something like a draining tank of gas with an unlimited supply of money.
for if you did, your fuel gauge would always point to FULL.