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Anthony: Great questions. My suggestion is that you not concentrate on how
to trade but rather on who you are as a person. What is your risk profile,
are you right, left (or like me) scatter brained? How's your memory? What
are your work habits? Are you mathematically gifted? Are you a good
loser--a good winner? Are you a loner or do you like (or need) group
efforts? IMO you will only be successful if you trade according to your
personal strengths. Take a personal inventory of yourself--and then start
designing the methodology that best suits Anthony the person.
Good luck
Jack.
----- Original Message -----
From: Anthony <Anthony3@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2000 1:52 PM
Subject: Re: Intitial Trading Methodolgy
> Well, apparently I didn't make myself very clear.
>
> I was not saying that I was gonna just blindly take the Money Tree and
> trade
> it until I lose loads of money, then move on to the next trading
> methodology. As a matter of fact, I am in no rush to trade. It will
> probably be years before I do any actual trading. I look at it as right
> now
> I am getting my "education". It takes 6-8 (or longer) years to be a
> doctor/lawyer/etc.....so why shouldnt it take as long to be a
> professional
> trader. I've been studying hard futures trading for about a year. Not
> only
> Money Tree but many other books as well. I've seen many different
> trading
> styles from systems, to commercials, to day trading, to discretionary,
> etc.......What I was confused about was where does one begin to pick a
> trading style?
>
> What I was saying was for all you trading guys out there who have had
> success...exactly how did you find your trading style? Was it by
> trial-and-error?
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> Anthony
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