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"Go to heaven for the climate and to hell for the company." -Mark Twain

"Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything better." -Albert Einstein

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Exactly, a world champion doesn't stop training when he or she reaches the top, you keep training...keep improving...keep working your game, or you will find yourself out of it. Now most on ET are not likely professional traders but those who are or who want to be, need to be doing these kinds...

....better than 99

ROFL, I'm sure if someone started a thread stating that eating fresh fruits and vegetables, exercising regularly and continually trying to improve oneself is good, someone is bound to emerge from the ET woodwork to opine how stupid all that is :D

I can see where it's a good business model but I can also see some merit to holding a developing trader accountable to standards that he or she might not be able to uphold without the constraints of the program. Also most good traders were once bad traders.

I track all signals and then compare them with trades taken from my execution report. On all defined signals, taken or not, I track the number of the days trade 1-2-3 etc and L or S, next column price, then time of entry, next type of trade, next MFE, next, MAE and finally number of ticks gained...

Of last few weeks, there have one or two decent days which make the week and several days scrounging for a handful of ticks...not unusual Summer action

not suicidal but puny range and volume...just not much meat on the bone currently. Of course different people have different definitions of "scalp", if referring to a few ticks then winning percentage has to be very high.

Running downhill is counter intuitive as you need to lean forward to go fast and that is uncomfortable to most people.

I've always loved running hills but yeah, it's the downhills which create a lot of bio-mechanical stress.

Depends on shoes also, football and soccer use highly structured shoes while running shoes, even control heavy are more flexible and can be less stable.

If you pronate, the roll will be greater on grass.

Grass is soft so easy on footfall but uneven. For sprints, I would use a soft asphalt or composite surface for hard intervals.

To become, act as if. Anon

I've got nothing against Larry and yes Michelle has done quite well in Hollywood.

Skippy, these people will eventually view you as you are....a cliche ridden gasbag.

Yep, redneck was in a whole other league than the aforementioned.