Die Frage die sich jeder stellen muss: Daytrading, oder Value Investing an der Börse? Am Wochende habe ich auf Youtube die 3 teilige Dokumentation "Million Dollar Traders" gefunden.

Million Dollar Traders follows a group of twelve wannabe traders dealing in shares during the events of the financial crisis of 2007-2009 which was then whittled down to the final eight. The contestants came from various backgrounds, including a fight promoter, a day trader, an IT/banking recruitment consultant, a working mother, a retired IT engineer and a student, among others. During the series hedge fund manager Lex van Dam gave the contestants $1 million of his own money to trade for 2 months. Professional trader Anton Kreil, was appointed as the manager of the group.

Es lohnt sich die 3 Folgen anzuschauen, da man wirklich einen Eindruck bekommt, wie schwer es ist in einem Trading Room zu arbeiten.

Gerade der psychologische Druck beim Daytrading ist nicht zu unterschätzen, wenn eine Position gegen einen läuft. Ohne Moneymanagement hat man langfristig beim Daytrading verloren.

Money and Finance documentary - Million Dollar Traders - Episode 1
"The contestants are introduced to the trading floor and begin to build their portfolios - one contestant leaves."

Money and Finance documentary - Million Dollar Traders - Episode 2
"Each member of the team becomes a little more comfortable in trading, while one contestant leaves."

Money and Finance documentary - Million Dollar Traders - Episode 3
"A number of the contestants leave due to disliking the working conditions, Lex hands out the remainder of his money and the remaining contestants find out how they have performed."

• Wer von Euch tradet mit Daytrading, oder Swingtrading an der Börse - parallel zum Value Investing in Dividenden Aktien?
• Sind es sichere Trades, wenn man in Trendaktien einsteigt? Schaut Euch Nordex an. So schnell kann es gehen mit fast -20% an einem Tag.