1) The planet is full of traders - trading in vegetables, automobiles, arms, contrabands, emotions and gods, etc.!
2) There appear to be more traders than consumers in the world. Everyone I meet calls himself trader. This is hurting the name of the real traders. Government should do something about them!
3) By definiton, a Trader is the one who neither produces nor consumes a product or service, but makes more money than both the producer as well as consumer by buying cheap from someone to sell costlier to someone else!
4) A trader should never behave like a consumer. Unlike a consumer, a trader is not interested in the use of the product. He never gets emotional about the product or his "trader" title. He is just interested in making money from trading the product. He hates consumers. He hates behaving like a consumer! A true trader never marries a consumer daughter of a consumer father!
5) My friends in stock market also call themselves "trader". But many behave like consumers rather than traders! They get excited in a rally mela when they see everyone buying. They forget their real role and start buying like a consumer! Government should do something about them.
6) A trader accumulates "highly useful" products during "off-season" at cheap rates to sell them during "peak-season" at peak rates! Younger generation traders even buy at high rates to sell at even higher rates. This is very risky and the elder traders are really worried about the fading art of traditional trading these youngsters are spoiling in the name of excitement!
7) A trader is interested in buying anything which values more than it costs and will have good demand in the market.
8) A truely great trader is never interested in trading till he is getting extra-extraordinary price!!!
9) Ordinary traders make money at the time of selling! Extra-ordinary traders make majority money at the time of buying! They buy the same thing much much cheaper than ordinary traders. So, even when they sell at the same rate as ordinary traders, they make much more profits. Extra-ordinary traders know that there is competition at the time of selling but there is little competition at the time of buying!
10)Traders have strong hearts but weak souls. Income tax authorities should treat the traders a little bit politely!
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