Early Retirement Extreme Forums

<t>Most individual traders are doing well if they do not lose money. There are statistics that suggest that 80-90% of traders lose money. I have traded off and on for years. There have been years when I made more than 100% and paid the associated taxes as well. There have also been years that I have ...

<r>Thanks for the additional information Bingeworker. I think that your style of semi retirement is great. It reminds me of a short essay that I read a few years ago by John Anderson:<br/>
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<t>Great post. Nursing is one of those careers that offer a lot of flexibility and pay well. You must have been able to live a very frugal lifestyle to be able to save so much working half time. Can you share some of the budget details? living situation? work schedule (all at once or spread out over ...

<t>I was going though my books to see which ones I would be willing to part with (sell on Amazon). There are several that I have had for years that I have liked so well that I wont let them go. Many of them are ERE related. Which ERE related books do you find to be indispensable? <br/>
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It's been some time since I have read about the personality types so I took the test "cold". It shows that I am an INTJ.

<t>Cage The Elephant - Tiny Little Robots<br/>
This fits ERE perfectly:<br/>
They’ve got you movin’ to the city<br/>
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Oh my, you think you're lookin’ pretty<br/>
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But they’ve got their pistols too<br/>
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Tucked down beneath their shoe<br/>
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It’s a new sensation<br/>
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