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Hey guys I was just wondering how many people around these forums were under 25. I'm only 21 and it seems that most people don't start trading in the stock market this young but I have seen a few people my age around here.

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Hey guys I was just wondering how many people around these forums were under 25. I'm only 21 and it seems that most people don't start trading in the stock market this young but I have seen a few people my age around here.

many people trade under 20 I think. Though maybe demo.

just curious, why do you want to know that?:helloooo:

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study, study, study......and go on live trading......demo sucks in my opinion..........go trade live with small amounts just to feel the market pulse

 

If one trades live without a thoroughly-tested and consistently profitable trading plan, he'd probably get a lot more enjoyment out of his trading funds by withdrawing them all and setting them on fire.

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If one trades live without a thoroughly-tested and consistently profitable trading plan, he'd probably get a lot more enjoyment out of his trading funds by withdrawing them all and setting them on fire.

 

Not true at all!

 

He could go the bar or the strip club. burning is such a waste

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If one trades live without a thoroughly-tested and consistently profitable trading plan, he'd probably get a lot more enjoyment out of his trading funds by withdrawing them all and setting them on fire.

 

Not true at all!

 

He could go the bar or the strip club. burning is such a waste

 

He would disagree

 

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Just started this summer and I'm 20. Does anyone have advice on how to be really successful?

 

Start with realistic expectations, and don't blindly follow somebody's strategy, use rules that fit your personality and risk tolerance.

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Im 22 and getting to know how it works.

I have spent quite some time reading books, articles and other comments. 2BH, im loving it XD

 

I just have one question though, I see that there are people on an entire different level, that talk about programming platforms and algorythms.....

The topic started to bother me when I saw a thread where traders said there is no way to make a living out of trading unless one know how to do so.... (catching trends before the signs even show?)

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