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Pastimes : The Justa & Lars Honors Bob Brinker Investment Club

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To: Bob Brinker, Jr. who wrote (10216)12/3/1999 8:45:00 AM
From: Allan Harris  Read Replies (1) of 15132
 
Listing all 100+ short term trades on my return is just too much work.

Between Schwab, Quicken 2000 and Turbo Tax, that previously painful exercise is now pretty much completely automated. With your obvious computer skills, it should be a relatively easy task and well worth a few extra bucks per trade to Schwab.

I am convinced it is much more luck then skill

Disagree. A big hit on one or two trades, maybe luck. Going from 40% down to 500% up on 100 trades is pretty impressive work, smart and skillful trading without a doubt. I for one would be most interested in learning more about how you did it. Fundamentals? Technicals? Momentum? Daytrading? Stocks? Internets? Funds? Options?

I gained more than 500% in my on-line trading account in the past 13 months making more than 100 trades.

Being proud of one's achievements is no joke. I take it you disagree with the premise set out in this post:

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