Re: Don't day trade, you're going to lose your money
This image also shows that you were never an active poster on trading discussion board on this forum. I noticed that I did not noticed anything relevant about trading about you before on trading discussion. I know the good trading discussion posters and they are not many.
Of course I wasn't, because trading is a more a way of losing money, not making it. I am a long-term investor.
What are you trying to do, discredit me? You'd better worry instead about demonstrating that it is easy to get the returns you say it is easy to get.
<...> but a horrible thing to say to a young person with potential to enjoy a great career as a successful trader and investor.
Please don't talk rubbish.
That I can really agree with because in gambling, it is all based on luck if you happen to play casino classics. But in trading, you have better chance especially if you know the coin you are dealing with. The more information you know about the project, the better your chance of earning profit.
It depends. Skill games are similar to trading.
Short-term trading, for the average Joe, is a game with a negative EV (trading fees). If you try to trade news, you will always be behind the news creators 
and if you take a trade based on TA, it is just random noise, nothing else. The only way is to locate your servers close enough to exchanges in order to gain some edge in terms of execution and become high frequency trader, which I guess if you have access to then you would not have been the average Joe
and if you take a trade based on TA, it is just random noise, nothing else. The only way is to locate your servers close enough to exchanges in order to gain some edge in terms of execution and become high frequency trader, which I guess if you have access to then you would not have been the average Joe Exactly, plus you play against high frequency trading algorithms, and nowadays also AI.