Children like to play around and try a lot of different things. As adults, we stick ourselves into bubbles and don’t think outside of what we want to believe. We can also be much less energetic and lazy. Combine those 2 things together and a person never learns what they need to learn.
I guess experience shouldn’t be totally discredited. If the market is repeatable (which it seems that way), then I should be able to retain some of that information if price action is useful in any simple way
In addition to that, I’m not even really sure where to get started with gathering my own data on trends. I guess I just need to start somewhere and hope that what I’m doing matters. I do think my experience might be counting for something but experience might be an illusion to some extent.
Ok so I went through a lot of the OPs posts in other forums etc. I did that before but I had forgotten some things he mentioned. He spells it out plainly in other threads. To be honest, I’m sort of hanging onto his every word.
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I’m trying to come up with a system by Backtesting a lot. I repeated the same strategy over and over but the results were not good. I even tried flipping it but it was still a bad strategy after doing that. Can anyone give me advice on what I should be doing?