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Hey Y'all watch this:D Yup - that be me... RN

Emg Good to see some things never change --------------------------------------------------------------------- Q; What demographic is most apt to lose A: All of them -------------------------------------------------------------------- Real question is what demographic loses...

I feel no better, or worse Appreciate you asking though :) RN

FF FoN is correct And I was not sharing my opinion – my opinion means piddle squat I was sharing the story price was telling Good trading ================================== FoN Thank You Sir RN

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Pretty pathetic when you have a guy post a long…, lose…, then get busted on….. And not one of you offers an iota of help on how he could do better next time I had some losing trades today – care to bust on me??? ===============================================================...

OP, Prerequisite to what I’m posting is; Learn to think like smart money… Learn to read the market (price and volume)… Learn to create context… Learn to anticipate what will happen next… Learn trades either work.., or they don’t Learn to act solely upon what you are...

Hey X This thread of yours is golden Sir…. Also appears you’ve found resolution to that nagging question you had a few months back… :) RN

PO, Well crap Glad to see you’re still at it…, not so glad to see you’re struggling Two aspects to trading – the tools…, and the trader Appears you have the tools… also appears you’re missing the trader The trader part; Trading skills you have (you can read a...

Every trader’s appetite for volatility is different, as is their ability to function within that volatility You can find everything from dead….. to hold on to yer ass - in terms of volatility Volatility is risk – how much is enough…...

An untradeable mish mash of back and forth price action You get pulverized, whipsawed, and broke AKA Barb Wire It’s like a rattlesnake – you can see lots of snakes.., but should you ever come face to face with a rattle snake – you’ll know it...

A chart always contains all the information required to trade it – so it is perfect Does not mean it contains 100% of the information available – but that is totally immaterial – if you’re of the necessary mind set As for the big bad hft boogie man - pffffttttt RN

And there is one of the dirty little secrets about which few ever speak A stock’s value (price) – is all about perception (post IPO) (May help many of you who can't seem to figure out why a stock's price moves the way it does) Commodities – totally different story RN

Ditto RN

Some of my best friends are Aggies – but I don’t hold it against them:D RN

In case no one has ever shared this It is better to be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and confirm the suspicion Farmer needs minimal education – really Off the top of my head Mechanic Welder Carpenter Heavy equipment operator Agriculturalist Horticulturist...

PO In all fairness – there is a parallel process I left out (it runs in the foreground, and in conjunction with the trading process) Let’s call it the process of creating / updating context It is what provides your entry criteria / set ups "meaning"… and affords you the ability...

uncle.... uncle... uncle :p :p :p RN

PO The actual process of trading (recall KISS) Sit patiently and observe See an entry Identify a target Enter the trade, plus your stop Sit patiently and allow the trade to work its self out Move on to the next one...

Can I assume you made this statement based on not following your process 100% Any other judgment/ gauge is simply arm chair quarterbacking – and serves no purpose Rhetorical question – simply something to think about RN