Ten-thousand in Education and still not profitable!
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Favorite Futures: ES, ZB fine alcohol and muscle cars
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Hope you are trading well.
Your pessimism and negativity is overflowing in this entire vendors section.
Can you please consider using punctuation in your posts? It will make it easier to follow and understand.
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The following user says Thank You to KahunaDog for this post:
hope you are trading well. if you disagree.. post and point out the part that is not true. the facts are the most important thing. if i have some thing negative posted that is unfair ..make a post and make your point that i am wrong. i am not 100 % correct on ever thing. if you look i have positive post too.
And too futile: if you want an example of why, just look at the long conversation you had with myself and others about TopStepTrader. Even after methodically and painstakingly going through each post you made and listing all the factual errors, and explaining to you in detail and at length why your conclusions were all mistaken because your premises were mistaken, you still went on to ask TST how many of their funded traders are earning $200,000 a year. (A more classic example of "missing the point" couldn't be imagined.)
On that note, it had become futile even trying to educate you. Kahuna Dog is completely correct that your negativity is overflowing the entire vendors section. I've just decided to stop reading this part of the forum while you're still doing this. Nobody needs it.
Enough, do not forget the values of this community. No bickering back and forth. Grow up and learn to ignore people or bite your tongue and be civil to each other.
Due to time constraints, please do not PM me if your question can be resolved or answered on the forum.
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