I wouldn't use the term "self-inflicted resistance". However.... trading the markets well requires "analysis and deduction". The framework for that should be taught in school, but usually no.... not "market analysis and deduction" but rather analysis and deduction in general.... useful in all walks of life and employment. I don't see market trading failure as "self-inflicted", but rather as "not properly educated". I don't know where one goes to get "properly educated". Seems likely it would be in HS or college... but mostly no. It's valuable to learn to observe, analyze, and deduce. If one studies French poetry or women's studies in college, one has likely wasted one's money. If you are not taught how to observe, analyze, and deduce, your education is mostly wasted money and effort.
Looking forward to the next instalment! That Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious thread has been going for 6 years.
You see, you have the same results as me. But cheaper, because I have to buy marihuana to have the effect it has on you. Let's wait for the next message of wisdom from our new guru. Hara Chrisna, hara hara chrisna. Oh no, that's another forum. :eek:
It is really interesting to me that I find so many people believe that if they can't do it nobody can.
That's a normal human reaction. 90% of the traders think they are better traders than the rest, or at least are smarter. So if they cannot, nobody can. So i am lucky that i am nobody.