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Hello John,
JB> I am in the situation I suspect many traders may find themselves.
i consider myself still in that situation. i have learned to dictate
or rather bark out orders like a angry dog when i have to. but most of
the time i hide behind a web interface which serves the trades to
competent brokers, who execute the trades with cold precision.
you have to have an immediate urgency to fire off a trade no matter if
you are discretionary (yuck) or mechanical (yea!) trader or somewhere
in between. if you have planned and plotted what to do in advance you
must execute. if you are not sure what you are doing then you better
not be doing it. how then - experience.
experience - beg borrow or steal it (rather keep your eyes open and
observer, retaining that observation) wherever success resides. some
buy it from courses, some get paid while learning at a job, others get
it from a wide variety of sources, maybe some are naturals. but
absolutely none have ever gotten it from normal academics.
your hesitation is but the results of your human need for confirmation
of what you do. the greatest traders stand alone and need no mass
confirmation from a bunch of sheep who know not their way. it takes an
inverse thinking, solitary decision making, fiercely independent
individual to become wildly successful at trading. logic, math, money
even experience in ample doses will not guarantee success. that is up
to the individual via self examination and corrective cognitive
action.
JB> Thanks for any suggestions,
JB> John.
ps never trade with money you need, and expect nothing from the
markets but fun, you may make it.
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Best regards,
Mark mailto:markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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