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  1. Market Delta strategies

    Hello Elite (and not so elite) Traders, I appreciate this interesting thread. A few days ago, I tried posting to it, but for some reason it...
    Post by: steenbab, Oct 15, 2006 in forum: Strategy Building

  2. Any psychologist on this forum?

    Hello all. I'm a psychologist and a trader, and I can tell you that psychology can help you implement your edge in the marketplace, but it is not...
    Post by: steenbab, Sep 10, 2006 in forum: Psychology

  3. Do you fully appreciate the complexity of the markets?

    Thanks for the many comments on my article. The purpose of the article was merely a piece of reporting. I was wanting to describe "the...
    Post by: steenbab, May 30, 2006 in forum: Trading

  4. Do you fully appreciate the complexity of the markets?

    Hello All, I appreciate the thread. Perhaps I can offer a small example. Hot weather in the midwest is threatening the corn crop. The U.S....
    Post by: steenbab, May 29, 2006 in forum: Trading

  5. Do you feel insulted when people like Brett Steenbarger talks down to traders?

    Absolutely correct! That is what made my trip to the successful trading group so eye-opening, and that is what led me to write the initial post:...
    Post by: steenbab, May 8, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  6. Do you feel insulted when people like Brett Steenbarger talks down to traders?

    I'm happy to explain what I meant by, "The less successful traders are anticipating market movement and trading accordingly. The highly successful...
    Post by: steenbab, May 8, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  7. Do you feel insulted when people like Brett Steenbarger talks down to traders?

    There's a fair amount of skepticism on this board, and I find that healthy. I'm on record in a number of my articles as stressing that the...
    Post by: steenbab, May 8, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  8. Do you feel insulted when people like Brett Steenbarger talks down to traders?

    Hello to all, and thanks for the thread. I'm sorry to see that my posting on professional and amateur traders came across as condescending. That...
    Post by: steenbab, May 8, 2006 in forum: Professional Trading

  9. Can completely discretionary traders every succeed?

    Yes, I'd say this has been a constant, although it might be an artifact of the kinds of traders I tend to work with: market makers/scalpers/very...
    Post by: steenbab, Aug 11, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  10. Can completely discretionary traders every succeed?

    Thanks; you're one step ahead of me. My topic for this weekend's article is precisely what you're writing about: how researching the market is...
    Post by: steenbab, Aug 10, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  11. Can completely discretionary traders every succeed?

    I'm afraid those changing market cycles affect systems as well as discretionary traders, so successful system traders end up remodeling the...
    Post by: steenbab, Aug 10, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  12. Can completely discretionary traders every succeed?

    Very interesting post, Maverick. I agree that microstructure is only understood by a few, but I'm curious about your assertion that...
    Post by: steenbab, Aug 10, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  13. Can completely discretionary traders every succeed?

    Great question. It really varies by trader. I'd say, as a whole, it's a function of the number of ticks they're willing to lose (Note: these are...
    Post by: steenbab, Aug 10, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  14. Can completely discretionary traders every succeed?

    Yes, thanks, perhaps I need to clarify my use of terms. When I say that their trading is discretionary, I mean that they are not employing any...
    Post by: steenbab, Aug 9, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  15. Can completely discretionary traders every succeed?

    I appreciate this thread regarding my articles and hope to make a few clarifications. As the quote from the initial posting indicated, I am not...
    Post by: steenbab, Aug 9, 2005 in forum: Psychology

  16. Chicago Prop Trading Firms

    I appreciate the opportunity to contribute to this interesting thread. A few observations: 1) Do your homework; the Merc's fine education...
    Post by: steenbab, Jan 22, 2005 in forum: Prop Firms
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