Kjell201
03-30-2005, 03:11 PM
I've come to a point in my poker where I think my bankroll is growing faster then I could handle moving up to the level I have the bankroll for.
(As of now my bankroll can handle 15/30 but I cannot (skillwise but mostly the fact that I'm not comfortable at that level))
So I've decided to cash out every now and then and try to invest the money. I'm probably going for stocks on the swedish stock market. I've ordered a book (a swedish book, so no point in telling which one /images/graemlins/smile.gif) and will begin with a small amount next month.
Anyway, the real question was about ROI (return of income). I'm assuming traders have their own BB/100 or ROI thing, that you can use to seperate the break even traders from the good traders and from the great traders.
Lets use an example:
5 traders each get 10,000$ to invest.
There's one from each of the following group:
(1) Hobby trader, hasnt really read a book. Reads a monthly investing magazine and takes their advice.
(2) Regular trader, has read a book. Reads a daily/weekly investing magazine and takes their advice.
(3) Daily trader, has read 2-3 books. Keeps himself up to date by checking out the market every hour or so, reads a few daily online investing magazines. Does a bit of his own analizing of trends etc.
(4) Professional stock trader
(5) The best traders out there.
How much would the average 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 have at the end of the year?
Oh, and how much can it differ between countries? Is it possible that traders in one country in general makes alot more then traders in another country? (obviously assuming they only trade in their own country's stock market)
(As of now my bankroll can handle 15/30 but I cannot (skillwise but mostly the fact that I'm not comfortable at that level))
So I've decided to cash out every now and then and try to invest the money. I'm probably going for stocks on the swedish stock market. I've ordered a book (a swedish book, so no point in telling which one /images/graemlins/smile.gif) and will begin with a small amount next month.
Anyway, the real question was about ROI (return of income). I'm assuming traders have their own BB/100 or ROI thing, that you can use to seperate the break even traders from the good traders and from the great traders.
Lets use an example:
5 traders each get 10,000$ to invest.
There's one from each of the following group:
(1) Hobby trader, hasnt really read a book. Reads a monthly investing magazine and takes their advice.
(2) Regular trader, has read a book. Reads a daily/weekly investing magazine and takes their advice.
(3) Daily trader, has read 2-3 books. Keeps himself up to date by checking out the market every hour or so, reads a few daily online investing magazines. Does a bit of his own analizing of trends etc.
(4) Professional stock trader
(5) The best traders out there.
How much would the average 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 have at the end of the year?
Oh, and how much can it differ between countries? Is it possible that traders in one country in general makes alot more then traders in another country? (obviously assuming they only trade in their own country's stock market)