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Could you elaborate on this pls, what kind of patterns do everybody talk about? Purpose of this post is to clarify this things. I understand that it can be vague a bit, but nevertheless

Can you please give an example of such thing? Say, I trade rebounds and I can imagine that it requires 5 consolidating candles near border now instead of 3. How fast the changes requires to adapt to? Is it enough fire for irons if I'm starting and trade part-time, say, 2 hour per day?

They say that the market is constantly evolving and one should adapt to it, but to which extent? Some traders say that they are looking for new patterns some part of their time and the other part they're following their system. I trade for about several month and want to build a persistent...

Thanks for the book. But going back to our topic, I'm just want to find an approach to tape understanding, lets call it mechanics. Can you please elaborate on the "drill" or your main idea is "just learn markets"?

Looking at description of this book it looks like it's about general market structure and its interconnections. You mean it has the info about how to approach to understanding of tape reading?

I'm trying to get it, but what has it actually to do with the tape? Like I draw bars with marks about its volumes with regard to info in the tape and in such a manner I learn the patterns? Or what?

Very interesting. Can you recommend some actual reading to build such mindset without doing brute force? Is it correct that it's completely possible, one only have to find the right approach?

Does tape reading make sense nowadays? One successful trader who I know and who has been trading for 12 years says that two years ago it deteriorated because of bots so much that it lost sense. What do you think?

Hi, I'm going into day trading, it looks like it makes sense, there're some working patterns, but I hear sometimes that it's getting harder because of robots, patterns work worse. As a day trader do you feel the same? For how long there're still money?

I'm not sure, can you suggest one?

I guess they won't tell whether it's profitable and what the returns are, but can you shed some light is it worth researching and how much can I anticipate?

Hi, going to backtest some strategies, therefore have some questions, could you please clarify them? 1) Is tradingview's Pine script ok? Have programmed several strategies and got some doubts that it isn't enough flexible for something more or less real 2) Where do you get intraday trading data...

Hi, I'm concerned about logic successions like: high oil price -> person cuts retail spending because of constant gas demand -> retail brands get low terrorists' attack -> high oil price hurricane in Florida -> high lumber producers price successful operations of german submarines -> less...

What is alpha?

Hi, what ultimate book/resourse/method can you recommend to master trading? Beyond basics like Murphy, Elder. What do you think of Wyckoff method?

Hello, how deep should I understand fundamentals in order to succeed trading this strategy? I mean is it relatively a strong advantage looking at, say, company's production value considering demand and other factors? Would appreciate any additional info about this thing.