Quote from MandelbrotSet:
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The article is about a college course which:
1. Teaches students how to approach the market in a disciplined, systematic and consistent fashion.
2. Monitor (multiple) markets and take trades in the direction of the primary trend.
3. Take responsibility for the trades, and record their information in a disciplined and consistent fashion.
4. Gives contact information for people who want to follow-up with the professor teaching the course.
While there are plenty of stratetgies which may (or may not) work better than this one, it's a good place for a beginning trader to start with developing the qualities they need to trade successfully, and a far sight better than the plethora of trades which are presented on this this thread which take none of the aforementioned qualities into consisderation.
Good trading
Those things you mention are basic elements of profitable trading. However, a key element is still missing, the edge, and a Moving Average Crossover, is certainly no edge.
Countless articles-books on the basics have been written. However they all fail to present the essence that makes it all possible.
It's more of the same.
