TheBramble
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Was it Jesse or Leroy Livermore who made the above quote?
Apologies. My creole humour dun got the better of me.
Was it Jesse or Leroy Livermore who made the above quote?
Excellent Nt, excellent.he looks far ahead instead of considering the particular shot before him. It gets to be an instinct to play for position."
He wasn't crap at exits, he was a tape reader - he usually got out at the very top/bottom.
The first few times he blew up were when he was still learning. After he figured out his method he blew up again after letting someone get in his head. Not sure how he blew up after 1929, and judging by the fact that he needed to 'mortgage' his wife's jewellery he blew up a couple times in between.
Keep reading..What is/do you mean by "Market Key."
I don't think it is in there.Keep reading..
"You sure this thing ain't loaded?".
D'ya know what, I thought about posting something along those lines but thought it would be in bad taste..
Here's a thing, his last wife had 'lost' her four previous husbands to suicide..now given the fact that trading is a probability based game..
Assuming she collected on the insurance/estate from all five, I reckon she probably had more of an edge than old Jesse.
Livermore's death note;
“My dear Nina: Can’t help it. Things have been bad with me. I am tired of fighting. Can’t carry on any longer. This is the only way out. I am unworthy of your love. I am a failure. I am truly sorry, but this is the only way out for me. Love Laurie”.![]()
I think this is legendary. Money and women accomplished. Nothing else in life left to do, so ends it. Knowing that he probably could accomplish anything he did, would make life very dull.
I'm not sure how you've come to that conclusion from what he wrote, i'd say it's the opposite...