Dennis Gartman... GREAT Lesson In Trading

Lol, i was seriously asking the question. If his marlet calls have not been particularly accurate, no better than those of an average Joe, i would simply put the same amount of belief in one of his calls that i do in a call by the average Joe.
On the plus side, Joe Average will give you his worthless calls for free.
 
Reminds me of statisticians covering Clinton's campaign. So much group think, so taboo to question that she wouldn't win by a huge margin, that nobody had it right when the votes were counted. At a market top every long is a genius, whether they're operating on sound information or because their cat wags its tail when an Amazon commercial comes on television.

No matter what I might think is going to happen in any market, I wouldn't pay any attention to anyone who wasn't at least a little bit skeptical.

To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven ... including a time for clueless morons to look like geniuses.

But then, ultimately, who cares .. traders observe reality in the short term, and "knowing what's going to happen" is ruin.
 
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I would hope most traders, real traders, know to use stops.

I would also hope most public traders would use discretion when discussing their trades ... when they get on a losing streak. Ego won't let Gartman it seems. I'm referring to his TV appearances BTW, not his newsletter.
 
Lol, i was seriously asking the question. If his marlet calls have not been particularly accurate, no better than those of an average Joe, i would simply put the same amount of belief in one of his calls that i do in a call by the average Joe.

Nothing wrong with that.
 
If you have a tight stop on 99 losses and let 1 winner run forever ... ?

If you get "99 losses", you're not doing it right.

And as for "let 1 winner ride forever".... unlikely. The market will do PLENTY to make you spit the bit and turn a possible HUGE winner into a small one.
 
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