Comments on: Day-Traders Lose Big, Still Live in Denial: 77% of American Traders are “Losers” While 82% of Day-Traders in Taiwan-China Are Bigger “Losers” http://wallstreetwarzone.com/the-more-you-trade-the-less-you-earn/ Sat, 04 Feb 2012 18:06:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Day-Traders Lose Big, Still Live in Denial: 77% of American Traders are “Losers” While 82% of Day-Traders in Taiwan-China Are Bigger “Losers” « L. C. Chong's Investment and Trading Blog http://wallstreetwarzone.com/the-more-you-trade-the-less-you-earn/comment-page-1/#comment-1184 Day-Traders Lose Big, Still Live in Denial: 77% of American Traders are “Losers” While 82% of Day-Traders in Taiwan-China Are Bigger “Losers” « L. C. Chong's Investment and Trading Blog Tue, 21 Jun 2011 15:59:51 +0000 http://paulbfarrell.com/warzone/?p=1527#comment-1184 [...] http://wallstreetwarzone.com/the-more-you-trade-the-less-you-earn/ [...] [...] http://wallstreetwarzone.com/the-more-you-trade-the-less-you-earn/ [...]

]]> By: 30-07-10 – Harry’s Stock Market Rules Beat the Professionals | Andrew Hallam http://wallstreetwarzone.com/the-more-you-trade-the-less-you-earn/comment-page-1/#comment-304 30-07-10 – Harry’s Stock Market Rules Beat the Professionals | Andrew Hallam Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:30:51 +0000 http://paulbfarrell.com/warzone/?p=1527#comment-304 [...] A mutual fund manager’s job is to trade stocks.  But buying an actively managed fund is like playing naked in a casino.  You can win big, short term, but in the end, you’ll just look silly comparing your results to the clothed owners of the joint.  Owning all of the stocks in a variety of markets (with a bunch of broad based index funds) is like owning the casino itself.   Mutual funds and professional traders can make for romantic stories.  But there’s nothing romantic about getting crushed (long term) by stock market indexes  … read more [...] [...] A mutual fund manager’s job is to trade stocks.  But buying an actively managed fund is like playing naked in a casino.  You can win big, short term, but in the end, you’ll just look silly comparing your results to the clothed owners of the joint.  Owning all of the stocks in a variety of markets (with a bunch of broad based index funds) is like owning the casino itself.   Mutual funds and professional traders can make for romantic stories.  But there’s nothing romantic about getting crushed (long term) by stock market indexes  … read more [...]

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