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Better to concern yourself with what works for you rather than what doesn't work for others. Learning to read charts and developing a viable trade plan requires time and effort but it's easier than trying to read the minds of anonymous people around the world. Real traders don't get "trapped"...

Been a wet season..humid and a nice area around Clear Lake, south of Houston....access to the Gulf also. Hill Country is always good.

I like the desert Handle but I need trees.

Dallas...'bout to get hot...as usual

I am an astronaut who is afraid of heights so I trade.

As Mike Tyson said..."Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth."

Yep, can't force what isn't there....biting the tongue can be more of a challenge,:D

I've been at this for a number of years and I don't know anyone who would call trading "easy". Trading like all complex and demanding endeavors requires considerable effort and determination. And like such endeavors, medicine, law, music, martial arts etc. provides a way to function at higher...

I don't recommend being in the top and bottom picking business especially for a beginner but as to losses, know where you want to get out if the trade goes the other way before you enter. Hard stops or mental limits are personal choice but there needs to be a defined point where you cut bait.

Don't know about "must read" but the Mark Douglas books "The Disciplined Trader" and "Trading in the Zone" are important studies of the psychology of trading as without consistently appropriate behavior, the best technician in the world will fail. I like Joe Ross's book "Trading by the Minute"...

I require multiple time frames to make entry decisions but your chart shows a higher high after a MACD divergent low and appears to be forming a bull flag.

Best to develop your own so you know it's evolution and understand how to adjust when necessary. There is no quick path.

Spend endless hours observing price development.

Yeah, I've known some real traders who ran a room. It's not for me but can see why it would be compelling to some.

Not impossible, difficult yes and often takes years to develop into consistent profitability. Most want to rush it and lose early unnecessarily. Dues will be paid in any event.

Didn't mean to offend an actual guru. It's just that binary's are for fools.

I prefer roulette....but that's me.

Like a drowning buffalo.

LOL...what a fuckwad