5 Responses To A Question From A ‘Wall Street Warriors’ Viewer
Posted by Timothy Sykes on Mon 19th of Jan, 2009 03:30:20 PMGot this a few days/weeks ago, can’t remember, too many good comments to respond to…sorry for the dealys:
Hey Tim, I’ve been watching Wall Street Warriors and can’t seem to get day trading off my mind. I just graduated college and I’m currently working for a brokerage firm and probably going to be starting a new job as a financial advisor with a big bank. However, I think day trading is what I’d like to do. I’ve been playing around with some money from Bar Mitzvah funds too and have seen great returns. But I’m not sure if I can make the next step without quitting my job and taking day trading on full-time? There are several prop shops where I live, but I’ve always been one to work for myself and not for others. Just curious, did you even think twice about the corporate jobby job?..even considering the fact that you made a lot of your money during college?…Also, you probably get a lot of these gay fucking emails from guys who sit at home and envy your en route road to “fuck you” money but I’m not, so any advice from you would be good advice. Thanks, Andrew.
1. Day trading sucks for newbies, don’t jump to get into it without first doing years of research…see my book and my library
2. Financial advisors suck for the next few years, 2008 killed these dinosaurs.
3. Props shops, by and large, like Penny Stocks, will rip you off, don’t trust them.
4. I banked trading during the greatest bull market in history, that ain’t coming back anytime soon. Now it’s more profitable to sell people the shovels.
5. This is good advice: don’t even try to get rich quick, you’ll just fail, learn to identify golden opportunities, position yourself to take advantage of them and the profits will inevitably come later.
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