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  1. What changes the market ? - Part 1

    Part 1 From time to time I am reminded that the markets have changed and are still changing. Whenever I say that, I’m asked: “How have...
    Thread by: Joe Ross, May 7, 2004, 16 replies, in forum: Economics

  2. You must be quick in the markets if you are day trading

    One morning, I had a little chat with Harry, my gardener. He is also a martial arts instructor with many years of experience. I’ve been...
    Thread by: Joe Ross, Apr 13, 2004, 17 replies, in forum: Psychology

  3. Check tick and contract volume

    Check tick and contract volume Only 27% of all visitors gamble in Las Vegas to make money. What percentage of market traders have a similar...
    Thread by: Joe Ross, Apr 9, 2004, 1 replies, in forum: Trading

  4. Find positive values from the most negative circumstances

    I agree, fear is an artifact of uncertainty. It is definitely true that there is not certainty in the markets. These are precisely the reasons...
    Post by: Joe Ross, Mar 13, 2004 in forum: Psychology

  5. Avoid negative open equity

    This article was contributed by Joe Ross www.tradingeducators.com Avoid negative open equity There is an old saying that when day trading...
    Thread by: Joe Ross, Mar 11, 2004, 0 replies, in forum: Strategy Building

  6. Find positive values from the most negative circumstances

    Find positive values from the most negative circumstances Three psychological traits prevent traders from becoming consistently successful,...
    Thread by: Joe Ross, Mar 4, 2004, 18 replies, in forum: Psychology
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