Are the majority of great traders systemetic or discretionary?
- Thread starter tonysoprano
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That's because I don't want to meet you.
Your bashing is limiting your knowledge as part of the available knowledge will never reach you. Bashing people will close doors for you.
On top of that you really think you know everything and everybody, do you? Just like 80% of the people think they are in the top 10% best drivers.
this thread has apparently produced something of a nosedive in the forum's literacy standard (among other things).
yes, it started already with a mistake in the title : systemetic...
Soros hasn't traded for many years Do u really think Buffett is a discretionary TA trader or uses any discretion at all in his choices??
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Buffett might not be a discretionary TA, but value investing is definitely discretionary.
You missed an opportunity to reply to yourself about your favorite subjects.
oh yeahhhhh, nice lead by the MD!
MarketDiver for the winning point,
and u fumbled the catch.
I know from experience that there are many discretionary ways to trade. The human advantage is the qualitative evaluation of all known data points using "reason". Once you figure that out, you can automate it. It took me over two years to make that transition.
I'll never go back to screen watching, even if I could double my profits. Life is too short. Surprisingly, my manual trading was so heavily mechanical, the transition marginally decreased performance.
I'll never go back to screen watching, even if I could double my profits. Life is too short. Surprisingly, my manual trading was so heavily mechanical, the transition marginally decreased performance.