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    The real Secret on how to make money from the market

    Super...I hope you opened a door for the OP.....
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    Leave stop loss and target or exit early?

    Your best bet would be to "google" spydertrader. Then review the ET threads which have millions of hits/year and/or go to active threads on other websites. Usually, there is an archiving effort going on somewhere. At these places you can download hardrive book quantities of info (detailed...
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    If you want to fail as a trader, study TA

    In summary: Expert trading is Intellectual Anticipation. The expert trader uses the fact that smart money leads the herd and the expert trader measures and displays this on a pane on his computer. Dealing with latency is not in the picture since this anticipatory indicator leads by such...
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    Leave stop loss and target or exit early?

    thanks for your reply.
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    Leave stop loss and target or exit early?

    The illustration was from a thread entitled "nested fractals". Moderators closed the thread today.
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    Leave stop loss and target or exit early?

    first degree: You may wish to read this post line by line and replace the vague parts with my comments to you in this thread. It is always a god learning exercise to read critically and "know" when errors or omissions are being presented. This person shares your handicap of not knowing...
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    Leave stop loss and target or exit early?

    Several people have commented to you. As you see 4 out of 5 feel one way; 1 out of five is going somewhere. Here is the picture you could not draw (it was copied 2500 times after ehorn posted it in one of the places it was posted). I eased you into a possible new way to think...
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    Leave stop loss and target or exit early?

    Yes and no. To make the anser yes only, you need to learn the following. On any trading fractal, trends have three moves. This is new to you. With respect to trading fractals; they nest in an interlocking way. This is new to you. Lets reason through how you got to the 2 point...
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    These Biases I have are Killing me

    Certainly you cannot do what is asked of you. This has always been true since you began posting here. You are very consistent and broke. Read Konviction's post and explain to him where here missed the boat. This is not asking you to take advice (you van't). Chatting to Konviction is just...
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    Be afraid of blogs, be very afraid...

    Here we are and another day has passed. Tim Morge was the first trader's blog to be posted and the learning message from Tim was to do work to be prepared. He invites the public and his clients to DO as he does and he shows them how by example. Today, another very successful trader's blog...
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    Developing a profitable system(infrastructure) on a (pseudo-)random data

    My posts have little value to most people. Check the title to find where I got the words "Profitable System" in my post. "Profitable System" is a reference to an expected result. You feel the topic of this thread is not "is looking at derived data". Any process whereby data is processed...
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    Developing a profitable system(infrastructure) on a (pseudo-)random data

    An amazing thread. All that is being spoken about are "traps". The meaning of the word trap is: by accepting huge arbitrary givens, the meat of the opportunity is foregone. Formal education involves an expenditure of time. The setting is coherent for the most part. Making money is...
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    Active ES traders

    Yes. Check the T&S and DOM and OTR charts.
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    Be afraid of blogs, be very afraid...

    To the OP: It is not difficult to sort through the resourses that are great and the resourses that are poor or mediocre. You may be saying that you are personally not successful at doing this. Since you are not, you are sharing with others the hazards that may be faced by a person like...
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    Active ES traders

    Search Steenbarger who tells stories about his clients. One in particular is named Greenspoon. greenspoon accordingto Steenbarger does 400 contracts and turns them 60 times a day. this is 24,000 contract turns per day. The net per turn fo this person is less than a tick on average. He...
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    Is trusting your gut more important than following your plan?

    Some of you my wish to review the four stages of doing things. Driving a car is one that most can do from the viewpoint of stage 4. In trading most of the responders are not at stage 4. You can reviiew each post here and classify the stage of the trader (or presumed trader). Once you...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Thanks for your commments. Weighting the bottom of the tube from the onset is a natural. And doing it with a cool structural system that handles a lot of factors would be included. A system of vertical strong connections to the weighting would go far. Drag on a cylinder that is under...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    thanks for dealing with the order of events. Please use this to get the carry over ready for Tuesday, a full day..
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    any edge in timeframe?

    It may be possible for you to reason through getting the advantage by shifting time frames somewhat. Unfortunately, you are thinking about a topic that is not fruitful (predicting). If you were to get your mind to think in terms of advantage over others, then you would think in terms of...
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