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This is mine. Of course Wing Chun does not use a Bo but a long pole, typically 8-9 feet. Mine is right at 9' and weighs about 5 pounds.

OK, the Kwoon where I first trained Wing Chun had a wall full of Hung Gar weapons.

Hung Gar has more weapons than postures.

Wedge low, bear trap and a HLMTR

:thumbsup: All the best.

The video course is a lot easier to negotiate than the books. While Al is no Shakespearean actor, he makes his points clear and if he repeats many points, they are points which bear repeating. The value in studying Al and it's considerable, is he will teach you to understand the story price is...

Don't know but he is missed...one of the good guys.

If I showed you a 5 minute chart and a weekly chart without labeling market or time frame, you wouldn't be able to identify which was which. If you do the work to understand price behavior and learn where price reactions occur, you are not playing against the institutions and their programs but...

Much of what I've learned comes from hitting blind alleys but also from smart people like Mark Douglas who speaks to the process vs outcome dynamic.

I'll watch it as long as I can take it.

Many on ET confuse investing with full time active trading. I speak as a day trader using reasonable margin leverage. If someone is satisfied with 40% or 20% or whatever, then more power to them. It's not for me or anyone in here to determine someone else's standards or expectations.

You are correct, people stress for many reason but the main reasons a trader would stress is A. They don't know what they are doing. That is they have not done the work to understand price behavior and develop and test methodology which gives them an edge and which includes defined signals and...

Just a garden variety ET dope...on ignore

I can't teach anyone to think as a trader in a handful of phrases but if you let me know what is unclear to you I will try and clarify. I am in a trade so will answer when possible.

ET lol

Don't confuse the chatter of talking heads, amateurs and ersatz "gurus" with professional traders. The former "call tops and bottoms", the latter recognize what the market wants to do and go along with it. The pro also recognizes when the markets change their mind and make the appropriate...

All I said was "it may get you into the door"...don't read too much into it.

Yeah that's why Jim Simons, founder of the most successful fund of all time hired only scientists to form his company. ET lol

Anybody can get reasonable returns in a bull market and 40% is nothing to an active trader unless managing well into the millions. Consider the path to becoming a skilled trader not unlike the time and effort required to become any kind of high level professional plus psychological...

Being a one trick pony is boring. If one REALLY likes to trade then other instruments makes life more interesting. I don't trade stocks but Gaslight does and if you are paying attention to this thread, you'll note he does quite well at that as well.