emini daytrading trainer wanted

Discussion in 'Index Futures' started by Funster, Feb 7, 2002.

  1. sabena

    sabena

    Yes, it's not random at all !

    Even on a very short time frame of minutes,

    what most think of as noise, is just not

    noise.

    But that takes experience to see that.....

    It's like after 20 years knowing someone

    that you can see with great certainty

    how that person will react on a certain

    situation.

    If you known that person only 5 days, all

    his reactions on certain situations seem

    unpredictable because you don't known him.

    I think this is a very nice analogy....
     
    #141     Feb 14, 2002
  2. sabena

    sabena

    The science of trading ;


    Before there can be
    the intuitive leaps
    made by an experienced
    trader, there must be
    a rigid adherence to
    the rules of the system...
    This is the science.
     
    #142     Feb 14, 2002
  3. sabena

    sabena

    THE ART OF TRADING



    The road to mastery
    begins with the science--
    the rules of your system,
    but it ends in the art. In
    the art is where the
    trader becomes superior.
     
    #143     Feb 14, 2002
  4. mbt3

    mbt3

    in terms of the time and effort to learn to trade well..from my own experience..I spent 15 months..watching one market..I saw every tick of every day..thats when I started...thats every day without a break no hols etc.. I had no idea what I was really looking at..only that I was trying to laern Wycoff theory and see how it applied to live data...and paying Futuresource about £800 a month at the time..etc ..and they all thought I was mad..!!

    ..in hindsight, I now see it was the observation that helped.(and that i am probably a little mad.!).it engendered the application of patience in my trading now..and as has been said just before, you do learn to know when it is more probable to profit from a trade..as easyrider says..the better you get at spotting them..

    the only thing that is random is the way traders that lose try to trade..
    mbt3
     
    #144     Feb 14, 2002
  5. sabena

    sabena

    THE MOST VALUABLE THING IS INTUITIUON...


    Albert Einstein.



    Where do you think he got his idea for

    the relativity theory ???

    There are things you cannot explain....

    Just like traders feel it is time to take

    a certain position.

    After his death, they examined his brain and

    the place in the brain that is important for

    creativity had an enormous density of a

    certain product.
     
    #145     Feb 14, 2002
  6. sabena

    sabena

    Things should be made as simple as possible

    but not any simpler...


    Albert Einstein.
     
    #146     Feb 14, 2002
  7. mbt3

    mbt3

    Well said sabina...intuition is subconsciously stored knowledge..and understanding, on a spiritual level that ones intuition will never harm us, as it is the voice of our higher..superior self..learning to be from that place is mastery..
    mbt3
     
    #147     Feb 14, 2002
  8. sabena

    sabena

    Just like MBT3 I spent night's investigating

    and looking at the S&P 500 futures charts.

    And ONE night I saw something, I tought about

    it and started to look if there was some

    value in that idea and YES, EUREKA, it was

    there ....


    That was the night I started to become

    consistent profitable....
     
    #148     Feb 14, 2002
  9. sabena

    sabena

    MBT3



    You say it so beautifull.....!!!


    Yes, you have to reach a level of

    spirituality.

    When I'm trading behind my computer

    with "smooth jazz" on the background

    I'm not anymore from this world.

    I enter another world, I feel like

    I'm connected with something higher than

    just the physical world...

    You gotta known what I'm talking about MBT3,

    yes ?
     
    #149     Feb 14, 2002
  10. mbt3

    mbt3

    It's funny really ..but each is our own progress..beyond the tech analysis stuff which initially consumed me..I caould only really see its sense buy stepping back, I then began to see that it was a matter of perception..(yes I mentioned that before)..or rather the nature of each individuals perception of something..(the market) because the market is the same for us all, my lack of knowlede had to stem from how I "percieved"..a loss/a profit..etcc..sorry for the tangent..but my pioint is that being new to this forum and any others..I'm able to see others experiences..

    The comman thread for those that are progressing to whatever extent, is a deeper understanding of things, that initially one would never associate with trading..I think that is what I was trying to help Funster see..

    Old albert kneew how to put it though..thx sabena for those delicious qoutes..I love a good qoute..as I've said before..we need to understand the difficulties inorder to make it simple..
     
    #150     Feb 14, 2002