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...and what exactly does this have to do
with trading after all the lectures and whining we've heard from
you?
TAKE IT PRIVATE!
Andrew
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Tom Bowen
To: <A title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx">realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 2:05
PM
Subject: Re: [RT] Futures-EOD or RT
Read you Bible. It is perfectly acceptable
in the eyes of God to hunt and fish for food.
There is no such thing as reincarnation and we
will not come back "in your next life" as animals or anything
else.
We will each be judged at judgement day and be
held accountable for how we lived this life.
The "next life" will be for eternity in
either heaven or hell. God gave us the option and the choice is ours on
an individual basis.
Me and my family choose to believe in the word of
God and live our lives accordingly, everyone else has to make their own
choice.
Tom
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<A title=bruce.larson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="mailto:bruce.larson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx">bondo92677
To: <A
title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx">realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 10:10
PM
Subject: Re: [RT] Futures-EOD or
RT
> One can understand why if you have priced meat at
the local >supermarket lately.Huh? I've never seen meat
so cheap in my life. Boneless skinless chicken breasts at
$1.70/lb, top sirloin $1.90/lb, salmon fillets $3.00/lb. I don't
even bother to stock up anymore because the prices keep falling.
Bad karma to kill animals. You might wind up a brightly colored
deer in your next life.--- In realtraders@xxxx, "Tom Bowen"
<kenoor@xxxx> wrote:> Now this I like. We're
communicating openly about trading. This is good for everyone
especially any new traders who may have joined this list and are
"lurking" out there trying to learn. We accomplish nothing when we
bicker amongst ourselves.> My sincerest, Thank You.> >
We are all different and we must allow one another to exist while
maintaining our individualism. There is nothing wrong with
disagreement, in fact it is a healthy state, as long as we agree to
disagree and continue to coexist in tolerance of one another.>
> You and I agree on fishing but we disagree on hunting. BTW, I
do not hunt (nor would I kill an animal) for sport, I hunt for the
meat. I fill my freezer with a good winters supply of meat every
hunting season. One can understand why if you have priced meat at
the local supermarket lately.> > We disagree on working
nights and our approach to trading but that is okay as long as we agree
to disagree. I could have a mechanical trading system. After
30 years in the computer industry and several million lines of code I am
a fairly competent programmer in C, C++, PC Assembler, Visual Basic,
etc, etc, etc. I am retired now so my days, nights and
weekends all kind of run together. If I were going to trade with a
mechanical system I would just open a managed Futures account and let it
go at that. I love the trading business for what it is and I love
to trade. The thrill of winning and the agony of defeat and all
that stuff. I enjoy challenging the market place, doing the
analysis, deciding which markets to trade, calculating entry and exit
points, testing new trading ideas/concepts and all the other work that
goes along with being in control of ones destiny. I do not and
will not insult my intelligence by watching television so trading is my
profession, hobby and entertainment. When most people are sitting
down in front of the stupid tube after dinner I go to my computer room
and trade. Different strokes for different folks. After
spending all day with me I think my wife is glad to get rid of me for a
while in the evening :-).> > It appears that we do agree on
the most important and vital aspect of our existence however. In
1967 the good Lord saw fit to touch my life and turn me around. I
maintain a very strong and ever growing relationship with God the father
and my savior Jesus Christ. In the final accounting at judgement
day we are all going to be held accountable for the way we lived our
lives and that is all that is going to matter.> > God
bless everyone who reads this message and I sincerely wish you all the
very best life has to offer,> Tom> > > -----
Original Message ----- > From: TheQuant
> To: Tom Bowen > Sent: Tuesday,
February 26, 2002 7:38 PM> Subject: Re[2]: [RT]
Futures-EOD or RT> > > Hello Tom,>
> TB> I am a position
trader and leave day trading to those
better> TB> suited for it.>
> Yes, it's best to find a method that suit's ones self,
I agree.> > TB> I can not or will not day
trade because I know I do not make good> TB>
decision under pressure. I need time to analyze and
select the> TB> best opportunities from a variety
of different markets so position> TB> trading is
my strong suit.> > Yes, good point! The exact
reason I would suggest anyone who wishes to> day
trade use computer generated systems. As humans we are very
week> under pressure. We make all the wrong
decisions under pressure.> > TB> For
a lot of other reasons position trading makes more sense
for> TB> me because I do not want to be tied to a
computer or quote machine> TB> all day. I make my
trading decisions at night when the pressure is>
TB> off, email my orders to my broker for the next morning and then
go> TB> fishing.> >
Yes, a very good point! Not only do I go fishing I
often travel to> Chicago just to
eat pizza with a broker friend. I can do all
this> because I have my trading completely
mechanical. My redundant trading> platforms
send out signals to a secure site where
my broker the> trades.> >
TB> Position trading provides me with the best of both worlds. I
love> TB> trading and make my living at it. My
work day starts at about 5 pm> TB> and
runs until about 10 pm at which point I email my broker
and> TB> call it quits for the
day. The next day up until 5 pm I can do> TB>
whatever seems appropriate with my time.> >
This is sad, I hate to see
anyone work at night like that when>
normally we would want to spend time with our families.
Even though> you are a end
of day trader with your days free. It seems you
are> having to work the night shift and
missing out on some things. As a> good
will jester I would be glad to fully program what you do into
a> fully mechanical model for you which could
reduce your work time from> hours to minutes.>
> TB> If it's hunting season I go hunting,
if it's fishing season I go> TB> fishing,
etc, etc etc. My way is not for everyone but that is
why> TB> God made us all different.>
> Although I would personally "NEVER"
kill something for the sport of> it. I
am glad to hear that God has touched your hardened
heart to> realize that we must all try and get
along.> > TB> God bless and best of wishes in
all your future endeavors, Tom> > Oh,
and may the lord, God be with you also and bless you
and your> family.> > --
> Best regards,>
TheQuant > >
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