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Well said. I don't have too much trouble following my rules, but when I'm in a discretionary situation, sometimes emotions are clouding my judgment, sometimes they're not. I need more practice and experience, but the good books on the subject I've read so far have definitely expedited the...

Thanks scoop. And where does one traditionally hear about the techniques and structured plans?

My system is discretionary enough that I need to master the psychology side of things.

Never heard of that one, I'll check er out, thanks!

Hot take alert: I can't stand Mark Douglas' books. I find them jargony, padded with lots of pseudo-philosophical mumbo jumbo. I've found these two books much more substantive and helpful: Trade Mindfully by Gary Dayton The Psychology of Risk by Ari Kiev I'm finally at that stage where...

Great = they're clear, spark ideas for distinct strategies, also they've got a great beat and you can dance to them! Are you also just here to waste my time?

I don't know any of these, thanks, I'll check them out.

Just read a few chapters of the Aronson. It's impressive, especially how thorough he is on cognitive biases, it's practically a work of philosophy at points, but the portions I read leave me with a question I've been struggling with for awhile now. He separates subjective from objective TA...

I'm like 95/5 technical to fundamental where the 5 is basically make sure Powell isn't speaking today. I'm trying to find little ways to dial that down to 90/10, watching dollar strength, F/G Index etc. just to come up with some little sentiment edge going into the day. So far, it's only helped...

The Aronson sounds like it could help me, I'll check it out. Shannon's new Anchored VWAP book actually good?

I've read 4 of the 5 Market Wizards books (just waiting for Unknown Wizards to release in paperback), and I've also read all the technical chapters of his Complete Guide to the Futures Markets. The technical chapters in that one are great for sure. Which Kaufman do you mean? Don't think he's...

There's this guy in a stocks facebook group who obsessively follows lunar cycles and correlates them with S&P etc in painstaking detail. Whatever works I guess, but the charts were hilarious.

Small ball all the way!

I would never pay for a technical analysis course, myself, but that's a matter of opinion. I'm just very con-averse by nature, and I think the odds of one being a let-down are too high. Also just my opinion, but I think you're better off doing the following: (1) start by watching the free...

"Book's."

Only one of these I've read was the first one, which was good, but a bit outdated, so I've ordered Murphy's newer updated book on this topic, "Trading With Premarket Analysis." None of these other ones were on my radar at all, so thanks, I'm gonna check into them one by one, see which are up my...

Sweet, I'll start browsing them, try a couple.

Lucky, I've found a couple at Goodwill on financial history but that's it. Maestro by Bob Woodward about Greenspan was a goodwill score and really good read.

Nice, I'll check it out. I still keep VWAP on my charts but have drifted away from using it so I could use some suggestions.

1000% is an understatement lol