Cis, the legendary Japanese day trader
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Agreed; Tweets are way too short...and relatively meaningless anyways,
CIS could write a Whole Book on the subject of his trading...and yet... another prospective trader wouldn't necessarily glean any fruitful, applicable, actionable insight from it,
Doing anything truly great, on another level, is another world,
You might as well just be reading alien hieroglyphics -- if you're thinking, or expecting, to replicate him,
Good luck though, 777
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Agreed; Tweets are way too short...and relatively meaningless anyways,
CIS could write a Whole Book on the subject of his trading...and yet... another prospective trader wouldn't necessarily glean any fruitful, applicable, actionable insight from it,
Doing anything truly great, on another level, is another world,
You might as well just be reading alien hieroglyphics -- if you're thinking, or expecting, to replicate him,
Good luck though, 777
I have no idea of the value of Tweets from Cis.
However, I do hope you are not discounting the overall value of learning from Twitter.
Some of the finest minds in many areas of life share their ideas on Twitter as well as read Tweets from others on a regular basis. Part of the reason for this is that people often embed links to articles and videos in their Tweets.
For example: A fair number of Elitetrader members would enjoy the Twitter account of Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund. Others might enjoy and learn from Farnhamstreet. To a lesser extent, perhaps the musings of Elon Musk, Warren Buffett and Bill Gates might be of interest to
Serriously... medical researchers, scientists, politicians, major publications Tweet on a regular basis.
The best of what others have already figured out:
Check out Shane Parrish (@farnamstreet): https://twitter.com/farnamstreet?s=09
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater hedgefund:
Check out Ray Dalio (@RayDalio): https://twitter.com/RayDalio?s=09
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Personally, I know a number of "extremely smart and successful people" who make it a point of reading every single Tweet of select people they respect and wish to learn from.
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Thanks you.
As a side note, i notice you are familiar with Cis's part of the world!
Agreed; Tweets are way too short...and relatively meaningless anyways,
CIS could write a Whole Book on the subject of his trading...and yet... another prospective trader wouldn't necessarily glean any fruitful, applicable, actionable insight from it,
Doing anything truly great, on another level, is another world,
You might as well just be reading alien hieroglyphics -- if you're thinking, or expecting, to replicate him,
Good luck though, 777
Exactly. Every trader should make his own path because copying somebody style means no control over own trading and make your thinking to adapt and follow somebody else's concepts what may not suit your knowledge at all.