There was more obviously but I figured if I had quoted ALL of them by the end Id'a been like... So lets just call it what it is.... In all seriousness though... you are truly an inspiration to me man. Never have I been hungrier to be successful at this seeing what's possible through hard work and determination. My hats off to you. Truly witnessing art in real-time. Thank you for everything you have contributed here (especially for giving us a blueprint for success). Here's to hoping you stick around. Cheers.
Stopped out. I realize I have this nasty habit of placing the stop at the most obvious places. I think that's because that is where I look to enter long or short (at least on a subconscious level). Gotta get that fixed ASAP.
NQurious: Thank you very much for your detailed and informative sharing. I think that genuinely doing 1a will definitely help traders to stay focused on the market itself, to really think in market's perspective. and to be one with the market. I thought of doing it before but i have not done it yet. Now i would love to try it. Prob it is a good idea to just observe the market for one or two days from time to time even after having done 1a or having been a consistently winning trader. I believe 1b has something in common with the book trade Mindfully by Gary Dayton which i like a lot; i just purchased the book Zen in the market. By the way you were talking about the book Zen in the Market but not Zen and the Market, right? I can only find Zen in the market. Thank you very much again for your generous help.
I think this was a perceptive call ... always difficult to guess ahead the direction of a breakout while th emarket is coiling as tightly as it did today. But spot on with respect to a last hour breakout. Good on you, @Buy1Sell2 Likewise kudos to you spooz - glad to see you back.