TA opinions, page-99

I guess that's why I'm so successful and am free carried in all but one stock at the moment. (Hope to change that today)

Much of what you say above is relevant to a very small percentage of day traders. A very small percentage. That unfortunately is a fact.

If you are disciplined you can do it.

With respect to understanding who is buying and from where, there is simply no more valuable trading information available.

I could but won't give you some trading events that preyed upon the trading techniques of day traders. For want of a better term it's called dilligent and coordinated register management.

In the past this has been part of my role. I've taken on the likes of JP Morgan, Citibank etc and protected the register from their style of manipulation. Day traders are like minnows compared to these guys.

Now I made one very simple observation yesterday. Someone who didn't want to pay for stock sold. How do I know this? Well maybe l tracked it from the time it was bought and put straight up for sale right through to the time it was let go, for a loss.

Typical ambulance chasing amateur day trader.

IMO