Brooks biggest mistake as a teacher

[Frederick Foresight]

Dr. Brooks proved himself long ago to be a skilled
observer and author.

Don't ever lose that sense of humor.

 

[Frederick Foresight]

i have always believed markets are rational.... NOT RANDOM

They can be both. And irrational as well. Although not necessarily all at once. The markets are not one-dimensional. And then there is the matter of crowds...

 

[Frederick Foresight]

was asked by another trader whether I was concerned about giving up my
edge and I replied that it isn't a concern, since the real issue isn't when to
enter, but how to manage the trade once you are filled.

Are you sure it isn't it both? "Management" is much more...intensive with poor entries.

 

[Frederick Foresight]

you need others to do the same AS YOU since you cannot move the market and must rely upon other to get the market to target.
so if you have some secret method which no one knows, that method will fail.

Sorry, but that is flawed reasoning. If it were true, then all of the best and biggest traders would make the intricacies of their approach an open book. Please be sure to let me know when that happens.

 

[SunTrader]

Don't ever lose that sense of humor.

"Dr" Brooks

Yep know he is a retired eye doctor but who really calls him that? Not even Al himself.

 

[Frederick Foresight]

"Dr" Brooks

Yep know he is a retired eye doctor but who really calls him that? Not even Al himself.

Must have been useful, though, back in the day when he was dating and looking to get to second and third base. "Don't worry, I'm a doctor."

 

[tomkat22]

"and the man in the suit has just bought a new car,
from the profit he's made off your dreams" - Steve Winwood

 

[hilmy83]

Brooks talks about channels broadening.....

it took me 15 years to understand what he meant....

You have a tendency to say how much time you spent on something: "20 years on this, 30 years on that.."
You value seniority rather than results.

You would make an excellent union rep in the US.

 

[zghorner]

You have a tendency to say how much time you spent on something: "20 years on this, 30 years on that.."
You value seniority rather than results.

You would make an excellent union rep in the US.

 

[SimpleMeLike]

Don't ever lose that sense of humor.

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