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[QUOTE="gembob13, post: 714284, member: 30918"]
I actually think that as a general rule, a good set of poker skills will win out (in terms of making money) over a good set of trading skills. I think that if you are a decent poker it is more stable than day trading, and actually about the same as a sit and wait approach in investing. If you are willing to take the big hits that can come with the market and you don't touch your money, it SEEMS like the market will usually rebound, but you never know what will happen to the US or the economy. Is your teacher familiar with the [I]Random Walk [/I]theory? "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" by Burton Malkiel? I would imagine that she is, and if so I would bring up the study in it where darts thrown at a list of stocks, yes literally darts, outpicked some top investment advisors. She sounds close minded all in all, maybe tell her I said so and get her to ask some top pros if they don't think they are making a living off this recreational game...
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