[1]Wanted to add to the existing comments about contents like charts; however the ''search '' button didn't find the subject of trading notebook.[2]In swing trading I study;10year,2year charts+60 munute+30 minute+15 minute+5 minute............................................[3]In day trading study and in real time study 60 minute+30 minute +15 minute + 5 minute candlecharts. The reason I wrote the day trade time frames on FIRST page of trading notebook is in the heat of the battle forgot to look on 15 minute candlechart.Weakest ink is better than strongest memory.
Murray: Try looking up trading journal or just take a gander at the following to complete your search: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4997&highlight=trading+journal
Magna[nickname ]Have you got a question on looking.trading ''multiple time frames;60,30,15,5 minute candlecharts'' ? Don't know what to say on the quotes,they aren't mine.
Murray, I don't mean to be an English teacher (while focusing on your mote the beam is clearly in my eye). But I believe the main reason people are having difficulty reading your posts is that you put in multiple........................and then continue.Or don't space at the beginning of sentences............so......... there............. is....... never........... any end to the.................sentence. Next time you feel the urge to put................... just hit the return key twice, and do us a favor and put in an extra space after a period or other punctuation mark. Thanks! Your recent book review was remarkably coherent. You could use that as a model for your future posts.
It's not the quotes as such Murray, it's the indecipherable presentation. I agree with TriPack's suggestions above.
Tripack, Magna; Good suggestions, and I'll figure why my computer spaces contrary to the way I type , later. Thanks .
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