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So yeah, please regard the five times I mentioned falling price, including in the title of the thread, including in the line immediately following the one you're talking about, including in the two examples I gave of sample trades .. to mean that I meant falling price volatility. Thank you...

So ... it's okay then if we just get rid of the words feelings and intellect, intuition, etc .. cause they obviously all mean the same thing. We'll just call it all "brain stuff" from now on. Why are you crying ? Cause you hurt my brain stuff! :( It's a really brain stuff argument you're...

.. thus when I said what is commonly meant by feeling vs intellect .. because otherwise why are we even debating the point if the words mean nothing. I could sit here and argue that there's no difference between the sky and the ground because they're both technically made up of elements created...

The difference between intuition and feelings is something I considered when I wrote what I wrote, I thought someone might point that out and I feel intuition isn't an "emotion" really, but a mental hunch, a kind of intellectual exercise in decision making. I think you can be intuitive without...

... and then in the very next sentence I said quieting of price action .. so, ... yeah ... I swear you can't write anything on this forum without people deliberately trying to &^%$ with you for no reason.

Thanks for the response wrbtrader. I'm just going to do some research myself. It shouldn't take long to algo to find decreasing price action and then compare that to instruments that are rising in price in correlation (I'm guessing option premiums are the only thing that will rise, but maybe...

Thank you for putting me on ignore .. I wish you had done that before responding to the thread.

I'm to be nice. I'm not trying to predict volatility genius ... I'm asking how to take advantage of decreasing volatility. If you don't know .. why do you keep posting irrelevant crap on my thread ?

I'm actually looking for helpful information about strategies people use to trade decreasing volatility (in the sense of fluctuations in price) in instruments. Thanks for understanding.

That's a good point and an important distinction. Still, I think it's good to think of it in terms of .. say, a military conflict. It does a soldier on the battlefield absolutely no good to "experience their emotions". What soldiers need in the midst of combat is what they call "coolness...

Traders (most) make money trading price action i.e. the instruments price moves 0.5% and they either buy/sell, or sell/buy to take advantage of the movement. Disregarding chasing dividends, interest, etc ... what strategies exist to take advantage of a LACK of price movement. There's selling...

Solved. It turns out the calculations are easy based on the data, at least for forex.

Not my experience. :D I've dated tons of women who were exactly like you say above, many of them loved to "experience their emotions". Believe me ... usually not helpful. Another word for people who "experience their emotions" all the time is ... children. Denying, controlling, or otherwise...

//pouts// :(

I wish shareholders had more actual say in all of this. Sure, you can cast a proxy vote for .. whoever they offer you ... and that accomplishes exactly zip. Wouldn't it be nice if these boards had to actually answer to their shareholders ?

Ok I think this guy has it .. in Spanish but actually really easy to follow.

I've watched that but I don't remember there being anything about brackets in it.

This help ?

Yep, that's it, thank you Mr. Morse. It even says the low limit of 10 mil$us in assets in that.

I hear you, but what I'm saying is that different strategies would work in different environments. For example ... how well would Buffett's strategy work here ... That's a market that rewards people who can trade both sides of the market, not someone who does buy and hold. People in Japan...