      The truth is that this 30 percent survival rate is somewhatmisleading. It is similar to saying that if a man has one foot in a fireand the other on a block of ice that he is, on average, comfortable. Thereason that people fail at DayTrading is because they do not take thisbusiness seriously. They are not disciplined, dedicated, and patient. Iestimate that 60 percent of those who fail at DayTrading could have beensuccessful if they had the right attitude and approach. After removing thisgroup from the picture, the survival rate is somewhere around 70 percent.The question then remains: "What is the fate of those who succeed atDayTrading?"