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Sure, that's all good and dandy, but its not an easy job, you need to learn what works for you and what not, its a pretty aggressive business, psychology is important as much as risk management, and a good system.
It does have its perks, but you need to be careful.
Wish you lots of success on your path.
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[quote]SofieAndreasen posted:
My favorite financial market movie is "The Wolf of Wall Street". The film is about the story of charismatic stockbroker Jordan Belfort, earning millions of dollars and living a royal life. The film shows the rise and fall of Jordan Belfort, who eventually ends up in jail for money laundering and securities fraud.[/quote]
Yeah, Wolf of wall street is a must now! Pretty cool movie! Have you seen any other of the movies listed?
[quote]divinamarine posted:
"My favourites are:
1. Too big to fail.
2. Equity.
3.The wolf of walls street.
4. Margin call.&q...
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[quote]Yuowans posted:
Yo, really? I don't watch financial movies, I jjust don't have enough time to do that. And also I have enough trading stuff in my life - I don't want it to be in my free time as well. Peace.[/quote]
Really, well to each its own bro. I do watch financial movies, and series, and I enjoy them a lot. Having said that, peace to you too bro.
[quote]Dariusz54t454 posted:
good movie[/quote]
Thank you. Which one did you watch?
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[quote]FuYating posted:
I'm not sure wolf of wall street really counts, it is more about scamming.[/quote]
True, but its also another side of what you can find in this business, in the sense that there are very competent people that can make money but there also scammers you need to watch out for.
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[quote]protrader69120 posted:
Wolf of wall street and The big short. Love them. Good plot. Nice characters! Love them.[/quote]
I agree, I guess hollywood will be making a movie about how the covid affected financial markets, who lost and profi...
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[quote]Fordrerne posted:
I haven't seen many of those movies, but my favorite movie was and still is Trading Places (1983).
Eddie Murphy, Dan Ackroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis have created an unforgettable trio in this great movie hit. The main characters are full of opposites. One of them is Louis Winthorpe, who runs the business of a large company that makes a lot of profit. The other is an uneducated tramp Billy Ray Valentine, dissatisfied with his life. What could they have in common? Absolutely nothing. They would never have met if it wasn't for one so-called experiment. I really recom...
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[quote]protrader69120 posted:
Wolf of wall street and The big short. Love them. Good plot. Nice characters! Love them.[/quote]
I agree, I guess hollywood will be making a movie about how the covid affected financial markets, who lost and profit.
[quote]Evelyn55 posted:
I have seen Margin call. Its amazing. [/quote]
One of my favorites. Have you seen wall street warriors on youtube? If not, I recommend it.
[quote]shirtgeek posted:
Margin call - best trading film ever. If you want to learn about the importance of stop losses and money management then this film is critical viewing[/quote]
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