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Originally Posted by NoChanceToDance
Why not. Being a jockey is a profession, if you are not capable of making the right decisions in those split seconds, you're not right for the job.
If you are trading for a company on the stock markets and you lose a company thousands because you didn't make the right split second decision you get crucified for it.
Jockeys should know when a horse has gone wrong and they should know what to do when it's happened.
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Uh, did you read my whole post. You are preaching to the choir here.
However I disagree with your analogy. Until stock traders are riding horses at 35 mph, and have to take into consideration what an animal underneath might do with other 1000+ lb. animals coming at them it really doesn't apply.