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"People may hear your words, but they feel your attitude." - John C. Maxwell

"I learned the value of hard work by working hard." - Margaret Mead

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If your system is truly 70% win rate, then 1-1 is OK as long as your commissions and fees are reasonable. Given a robust system, it's correct that the more qualified trades you take, the better you will do. As far as the losses in a row, you will have them and sometimes outliers can reach...

Yeah, guessing there are a number of them but Baron does have a captive base.

Speaking of low volatility, Elvis has left the building.

Maybe it's time to launch a dedicated site for the stuff.

I don't have any and have no opinion but this is an interesting take by Louis Borsellino who was one of the big dogs in the S&P pit. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/bit-coin-irrational-exuberance-lewis-j-borsellino/

HaHa, back in my lifeguard days but the nick comes from an old doo wop song.

Lol thanks but no desire to be a Master of the Universe..

Not I :D....just a jetski

Correct, we individual traders can make "back of the envelope" adaptations of our methodology and adapt quickly but for a fund which needs to put large amounts of capital to work, it's a lot tougher. You can run a slalom course on a jet ski but not so much on a cruise ship.

There are many ways to trade so I don't claim to speak for all but low volatility generally results in narrow ranges and sloppier structure, making trading more challenging.

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:p:D

Where can we cash 'em in Mickey, is it like a bitcoin deal? :D

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