O-1 D Give the slanty a good fleecing. As for dumb and dumber-all they will do is post links-not charts Is it no wonder trading is so easy for the few that have joined the Elite SAB division-and so hard for the dumb ass recruits who think that MP and MA and MACD and SS and bla bla bla-will keep them from losing their kit to the Elite SAB The irony of it all-is that-they "actuallyâ think they are right-even when they are wrong-it is just fukin brilliant-a psychological dream come true-and then you have mister backwards come along-and verify it in stone-the dim wit Keep up the good work O-1 D-and we have some good fireworks coming up shortly TG
Oh I do apologise Mr Futures Trader-how inconsiderate of me-not to read the rest of your shite to see what you are doing-I am really very very sorry! So-let me give you a chance to clear it all up-just so you can really show how old and stupid I am-as we do not want the ET readers led astray now-do we. Any market you want-as mentioned previously-and you can even get your mentor to help you if you like-as it make no difference at all-not one little bit Your good Friend TG
LOL Here's my call. Your kool-aid drinking buddies will be coming to the rescue of this POS thread ASAP!
OK dim wits-here it is for all you dumb ass traders who think you know how to trade. Only dim wit traders try and predict where the market will go-real traders take profits based on intraday activity-from the dim wits that use prediction techniques. Keep on predicting Thread Closed The General
Two threads and not a single piece of useful data. For a more valuable thread, check out DonKee's free ES strategy. http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=162375&perpage=40&pagenumber=1
I predict you'll keep posting moronic threads in which you pretend you're a general who knows how to trade despite the fact that you'd be a disgrace to any uniform and don't even understand what a simple chart is.
These two comments are found at the most major fork in the road that a growing, learning trader faces. From a military viewpoint, the strategic training done in Carlyle at the War College or the Basic Training done at any bootcamp for any service, it all comes down to winning or losing the least. The difference between officers and non coms is the emphasis on drills. Readiness can be an instict. The choice between predicting and being informed is never a choice. Being informed is a necessity and predicting is unnecessary. Almost all of the time NO ACTION is necessary; however, ALL OF THE TIME, BEING READY is a necessity. The chain of command makes readiness a REALITY. Preparation is required to learn readiness. To go from unprepared to a readiness instinct is done by drilling under fully informed status. In trading, the trader can rise above the fray by considering how his coherence is that necessity that applies to both to NO ACTION and BEING READY ALL OF THE TIME. Information is what drills are all about. Most of trading goes on between any signals. An ATS has much less signal logic than the other necessary logic which is related to NO ACTION and BEING COMPLETELY READY AT ALL TIMES. Tracking the markets is how readiness is attained. All tracking is based on a supply of information over time that is always intelligible. Take the simplest example of all: scoring the market using three variables: P, V and A/D. When a position is tracked, the score is a progression. You always have inteligence. Drills let you learn how to score at all times. As you track the score advances and retreats but you always know where you are, what is next and how fast the market is changing. What if you can't learn to score only in the present? What if you do not keep track of the position of the instrument (stocks in this case)? We all know that you are not maintaining a readiness. Readiness can lead to ACTION when and if your tracking is always informed by the present. Six scores lead you to the time before action; two scores confirm that action on price is immenent. Scoring has 8 status values and no action values. Action occurs between two pairs of scores. How many repetitions of the scoring drill is required before looking at the market makes it instinctive? It totally depends on the coherence of the person doing the drill. If the person is incoherent, there is no chance that he will be helped by drills. An incoherent person cannot observe nor gain information. He cannot be ready in any way. In commodities, the trading cycle goes about 50 times faster than the stock cycle. Only volume and price are required to be ready. Most of the time, the market is making an offer that an informed person accepts. Drills bring a person to coherence and that coherence, in turn, enables him to be ready and to see and understand all of the events that pass leading to the time of ACTION. When the time of ACTION is not present, then it is a time of rediness. Tracking is what leads to becoming instinctively ready. A person always knows that he knows WMCN. Have a nice Fourth of July, you may not have earned it but officers and the non coms have earned it for you all. Semper Fi.