RplusT wrote: Thu Jan 28, 2021 6:44 pm Yeah, but you still haven't figured out that people in this forum are daytraders and not long term investors and thus arguing with them about investment statistics to prove something is superfluous.

1. look at this chart.
2. yet again in a stock market study its been proven, 97% day traders do not make more than a bank teller on $15000 usd a year.

refer to google if anyone is still unclear on these facts.

Here is one - https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... 9-to-5-job
"just 1.1% of sic-(day traders) posted higher average net returns than the Brazilian minimum wage in a bit more than a year."

Even if wallstreet falls 20,000 points tomorrow - no one can deny this has been a super bull market and the optimal way to trade it was buying dips since 2009.

If anyone disagrees with that - feel free to test it on a trading simulator with your sell strategy & post it here with results vs just buying dips - I am waiting.