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  1. deaddog

    Five things to improve your trading

    Only if you ask them nicely. :)
  2. deaddog

    Five things to improve your trading

    Choosing to be offended by some one on the internet is like choosing to step in dog shit instead of walking around it. No offence taken. I don't know, If you are struggling with discipline then being responsible to someone else, even anonymous posters on an internet forum, might help. You are...
  3. deaddog

    Five things to improve your trading

    I agree. If you can't define your edge then you probably don't have one. However if you don't have the disciple to follow your plan you'll never know if you have an edge and if you can't make money sym trading you probably won't with real money. If nothing else you save a lot just follow...
  4. deaddog

    Five things to improve your trading

    The best plan is one you write yourself. The template I used was from John Carters Book "Mastering the Trade".
  5. deaddog

    Time spent learning the craft of trading.

    Lack of disciple is a general term but if I was to tell you a trader failed because of lack of discipline you would probably have a good idea why he failed. If I said he failed because of " Boredom, second guessing, fear of another loss, greed and so on.". you might not be able to fathom the...
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    Time spent learning the craft of trading.

    I call it a lack of discipline.
  7. deaddog

    Five things to improve your trading

    https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/082615/5-things-deliberately-do-improve-your-trading.asp 1) Get someone to watch you to make sure you're following your plan 2) Ignore the noise 3) Demo trade until you are profitable 4) Clear your mind 5) record and review. I'd say #1 and #3...
  8. deaddog

    Time spent learning the craft of trading.

    Could it be that the system is faulty? Nothing works all the time.
  9. deaddog

    Gambling or investing?

    When you say this do you mean buy and hold or trade in and out as it becomes under and over valued?
  10. deaddog

    If you are a day trader with a persistent edge, are you a millionaire yet?

    You forgot (v) I spend what I make.
  11. deaddog

    How one would know how many hedge fund given stock is held in significant quantity?

    Go to yahoo finance, bring up a stock quote and click on holders
  12. deaddog

    Time spent learning the craft of trading.

    I didn't see it as why traders fail but rather why trying to find a trading room or an educator is very difficult. Nothing about what a struggling trader could do or stop doing to improve. I suppose that shadowing a proven bot is a solution. I prefer to be in control, then I only have...
  13. deaddog

    Time spent learning the craft of trading.

    Can you link the video?
  14. deaddog

    Anyone else trade based on the 4 stages of the market

    It helped me in 2008 and last Feb by taking me out of the market. Yup I missed most of the V recovery but over all I'm ahead of the game. Yup I missed a lot of shorting opportunities. My main priority is capital preservation.
  15. deaddog

    Daily Journal With New Model (not Technical or FundamentalAnalysis)

    Not a problem. I thought I might have to change when a position was entered.
  16. deaddog

    Managing Your Trading Time

    Fair enough. It seems like I'll have to sign up to get any helpful info. But how do I know I won't be wasting my money.
  17. deaddog

    Daily Journal With New Model (not Technical or FundamentalAnalysis)

    When you do these predictions do you do them before or after the market closes. If it is done after; the exercise of buying EOD doesn't work. In that case you would buy at the open and close the position at the end of the day.
  18. deaddog

    Anyone else trade based on the 4 stages of the market

    Published in 88. One of the few books I recommend. Also anything by Wyckoff.
  19. deaddog

    Can you beat the market?

    I'm not implying a short cut; I'm giving you a different approach. There's still work involved. If you feel it doesn't apply to you then feel free to ignore it.
  20. deaddog

    Can you beat the market?

    Actually I thought it was pretty clear. There is a lot of stuff out there about why traders fail. If you don't do any of that stuff you'll be way ahead of anyone who has to learn the hard way. I'm not going to do your work for you!!
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