“He seemed to want to be glorified for his ability to be right, not quantify his method. It wasn’t a battle with anyone in the group, it was with himself. I don’t think he had the emotional maturity to use mindfulness to have that discussion with himself. Not faulting him, but it’s much easier […]
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A few key points to remember when analyzing market movements: Uncertainty causes much of the volatility, as neither buyers, sellers, or holders have the majority conviction to control the trend. Unexpected good news causes the market to (generally) go up as the new situation is priced in. Expected good news is usually sold into when
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With the action in the markets in the past few weeks I am looking at selling OTM call option premium using bearish credit spreads on $SSO and possibly swing trading long off any deep dips with bounces and shorting reversals off rally peaks in the the 65-70 RSI territory if we get there. We’ll see
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Some advice for using #twitter –> pic.twitter.com/dxxmHpxmE7 — Steve Burns (@SJosephBurns) January 11, 2014 "What I was confident in was the probability of winning after fifty trades per year." – Gil Blake — Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) January 17, 2014 Complexity sells, simplicity pays – http://t.co/YyRDDZqbYz — Jon Boorman, CMT (@JBoorman) January 16, 2014 @RedDogT3Live @MNYCx
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Twitter can be a lot of noise if it is not filtered properly for quality. Here are twelve of my favorite follows on twitter that add add value to me stream through their expertise in many different areas. Their content and tweets are always high quality
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If you want to trade you have to be a great manager of STRESS. Stress will break you if it is not managed. If you enter a trade and your heart races and your foot starts tapping there could be many different issues going
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80% of trading is behavioral, maybe only 20% is based on the other things that a trader does. Like much of personal finance it is not the math but the behavior that makes all the difference. Most people’s problem with being broke does not lie in their budget it is due to their behavior
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20 Reasons Why 90% of New Traders Don’t Make It They risk too much to try to make so little. They trade with the probabilities against them. They think trading is easy money. Instead of focusing on learning how to trade they focus on getting rich. They blow up due to improper position sizing. With
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