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Reminiscences of a Stock Operator grafters of the opposition. Finally he waved his hand toward the yellow-backs in my hand and said, "Take away that bauble!" "Take away what?" I said. I hadn't quite understood what he was driving at. "Where are you going, student?" He spoke very impressively. "New York," I told him. "That's right," he said, nodding about twenty times. "That is ex-actly right. You are going away from here all right, because now I know two things two, student! I know what you are not, and I know what you are. Yes! Yes! Yes!" "Is that so?" I said very politely. "Yes. You two " He paused; and then he stopped being in Congress and snarled: "You two are the biggest sharks in the United States of America! Students? Ye-eh! You must be Freshmen! Ye-eh!" We left him talking to himself. He probably didn't mind the money so much. No professional gambler does. It's all in the game and the luck's bound to turn. It was his being fooled in us that hurt his pride. That is how I came back to Wall Street for a third attempt. I had been studying, of course, trying to locate the exact trouble with my system that had been responsible for my defeats in A. R. Fullerton & Co.'s office. I was twenty when I made my first ten thousand, and I lost that. But I knew how and why because I traded out of season all the time; because when I couldn't play according to my system, which was based on study and experience, I went in and gambled. I hoped to win, instead of knowing that I ought to win on form. When I was about twenty-two I ran up my stake to fifty thousand dollars; I lost it on May ninth. But I knew exactly why and how. It was the laggard tape and the unprecedented violence of the movements that awful day. But I didn't know why I had lost after my return from St. Louis or after the May ninth panic. I had theories that is, remedies for some of the faults that I thought I found in my play. But I needed actual practice. - 45 -
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator There is nothing like losing all you have in the world for teaching you what not to do. And when you know what not to do in order not to lose money, you begin to learn what to do in order to win. Did you get that? You begin to learn! - 46 -
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