Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

How about this: The missing part of the tree contains its nest.

 

No - it is "THE REASON"!

Why do art collectors pay big money for paintings, apart from the fact that they can afford it

I wonder what Picasso was thinking about when he painted this picture.

http://fotograf.turkcebilgi.com/v/s...l+1939_+14+x+22+cm_+Oil+on+canvas_+H.jpg.html

 

Please go through Mr. Don Miller's diary. You will be get the ideas of what is obvious and what is not about day trading for sure:

http://donmillerjournal.blogspot.com/

 

Sorry LT - only real traders are allowed here - anyone that takes money from others under false pretences, are not welcome!

If Mr D would like to donate $10K to charity, then we will welcome him with open arms - lets see how fast he can do it, maybe as fast as his trades

 

Yes, the animals seem to adapt very quickly to changes in their environment, often responding before <i>I</i> notice that anything is different/amiss. They seem to take in the big picture -- catching details that I must miss -- and react only when they finally decide it's necessary. What triggers the reaction, I can often only guess.

 

So far it has been easy

Now comes that "hard part", and this is where the "big money" comes into play!

Look at this picture, and say what you see - for it does indeed tell a story, but only if you know "where to look"!

http://www.abcgallery.com/P/picasso/picasso207.html

 

NY, how about instead of barking around the trees, you start a diary like Mr. Don Miller and show us the high road to:

BLASH and SHABL?

 

So, you dont believe that existance precedes essence, as Sartre would contend?

and then you mention our boulder moving friend, inspiration to his compatriot Camus?

I believe I am confused. I really rarely assign meaning to price movement or look for reasons outside of supply and demand. Sometimes I pretend to know fundamentals but its all to satisfy my ego lol.

 

I am different to most LT, in that I do not charge money for helping people to help themselves.

Most people are idiots, and "fork" out money to so called "experts", so that the "expert" can show them what to do.

Mr D. knows as much about trading as Mr F, and Mr F. is very sweet all of the time

You are wasting your time here, and you have lost any little bit of respect you had, but it is your own fault, and one must always be willing to accept the outcome of their actions!

Happy selling

 

Then again, I trade forex mostly, if that makes a difference.