A Holistic Approach Trading Strategy

Discussion in 'Strategy Building' started by mikeriley, Mar 31, 2022.

  1. mikeriley

    mikeriley

    A trading strategy based upon the premise that
    perception colors our sense of reality.

    Trader John Doe is taught the following visual metaphor.

    John Doe assumes the following mental framework to approach the markets.
    In a metaphorical sense, he seeks to engage with the markets, not as a warrior
    in a military campaign attacking millions of traders on the other side of his trades,
    but as a a pupil under the tutelage of The Great Machine.

    John Doe as a pupil seeks to observe and study price movements of
    The Great Machine. The pupil assumes The Great Machine wishes
    to help him, and will help him, as long as John Doe does his homework
    to identify and follow the price movements of The Great Machine.

    John Doe: How might I better identify price movements of The Great Machine?

    Solution: The answer is in The Great Machine and within you.

    The Great Machine moves in cycles and rhythms of expansion and contraction.

    Understanding this, John Doe takes the next 30 days to observe
    the cycles and rhythms of expansion and contraction of The Great Machine.
    So not to disrespect the great power of The Great Machine, John Doe sits
    humbly without executing any trades, but only writes down his observations.

    If The Great Machine and all Nature pulses with the cycles and rhythms
    of expansion and contraction, would it not be reasonable to expect that
    human nature does also?

    Understanding this John Doe studies the holistic approach of man know thyself.
    He uses journaling, biofeedback devices, counseling and meditation to know himself. In due time an unfolding realization starts to color his perception. He realizes there may be optimum times to trade, not only based on market dynamics, but also upon the cycles and rhythmic nature within his own nature.

    To be continued...
     
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  2. USDJPY

    USDJPY

    30 days is way too little unless you are extremely lucky
     
  3. mikeriley

    mikeriley

    John Doe undertook the 30 day process after
    years of struggle, turmoil and anguish.
    I agree with you, I think he's a very lucky SOB.
     
    Last edited: Mar 31, 2022