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This isn't an argument, this is you showing everyone how deluded you are. We've told you that your gambling and you've just stuck your fingers in your ears and shouted 'na na na na na'.

:D Congratulations you're the first risk-free investor the world has ever seen. Write a book, you'll make millions (guaranteed), telling the stupids how easy it is to make money with NO CHANCE of failure. I think Bozza now knows WHY you don't understand. Happy gambling Beach Hut!

Really? I must be blind then because I looked through your posts and couldn't find a reasoned argument for love nor ('invested') money. Bozza must be blind too. The fact is that your only suggestion as to why it's not a gamble is because it's 'calculated'. Which of course a bet can't be...

What you're doing is failing to provide a clear argument, but still insisting despite obvious evidence otherwise that you're correct. I can see that as someone who regularly condemns gamblers it hurts to find you are actually one yourself. Feel free to argue otherwise.

If you're using money as a stake with which to make more money - yes.

"Simple"? How? Although the risk varies, there's a definite element of chance in investing. Unless you know of a totally risk-free investment - which would be a first.

And a point you clearly failed to make. THPP is right of course, that is another thing in favour playing the markets vs (say) the roulette wheel. But this doesn't mean it's still not gambling does it? You don't know whether you will lose a lot, lose a little, gain a little or gain a lot, do you...

There may be more skill in playing the stock market than say the roulette wheel or even poker, but what's an indisputable FACT is that it's a gamble. And you saying it isn't is no different from a poker player saying that it's a game of skill in which they don't truly gamble. If it's such a...

I don't think so, Mr Hut. To think of all that finger-wagging you've done about gambling int he past only for you to come on here and promote dabbling in the stock market. Shame on you.