Time as a professional trader and investor becomes relative and is viewed in terms of quarters, expirations, global market holidays, economic news releases, lunar cycles, seasonality and business cycles.https://twitter.com/Beastlyorion/status/954232877369249792 …
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I get that. I got my start in markets trading Forex and mostly traded the Asian, Europe and US high volume overlaps from about 3am-11am ET and recently did about 3 months of trading overseas markets and crypto hours from 10pm-8am. You get a lot done then though.
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I've learned that I get a lot more down in life because I have no sense of time. What seems fast or like a lot to most people is because I usually get twice as much down in a day.
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Was thinking the same thing. I guess most people have a social schedule that dictates when they can do what. Not the case for traders/investors. Especially investors I would say.
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Looking at some traders' hours makes me think I couldn't handle that kind of life for very long :p
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The balance is that odd or long hours of work are offset by active lives, time with loved ones and family, travel, hobbies and other interests. You have to get away from the screens at some point.
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