How Tiger Woods plays golf (from Wikipedia)

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Quote from Wikipedia:While he is considered one of the most charismatic figures in golf's history, Woods' approach is, at its core, cautious. He aims for consistency. Although he is better than any other Tour player when he is in top form, his dominance comes not from regularly posting extremely low rounds, but instead from avoiding bad rounds. To illustrate, the standard deviations of Woods' 18-hole scores are typically lower than those of most Tour players. Woods plays fewer tournaments than most professionals (15–21 per year, compared to the typical 25–30), and focuses his efforts on preparing for (and peaking at) the Majors and the most prestigious of the other tournaments.
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Should be pretty simple to make the connection.....trading is no different. Minimize your losing days. Focusing on achieving consistent results, and be at your best on those few days a year where the market will allow you to make big, profitable trades.
 
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Should be pretty simple to make the connection.....trading is no different. Minimize your losing days. Focusing on achieving consistent results, and be at your best on those few days a year where the market will allow you to make big, profitable trades.
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Yeah thanks, I got that. But thanks for your enlightening post. Was just looking for the OP to say something himself rather than just cut and paste.
 
EMT states you can't beat the markets consistently. A crock of crap put out by a group of hacks that can't beat the market, and need a scapegoat to blame...those who can do...those who can't teach.

I don't need to beat the markets to run a profitable trading business, and make alot of money.
 
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Yeah thanks, I got that. But thanks for your enlightening post. Was just looking for the OP to say something himself rather than just cut and paste.
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Your first post made you seem like your IQ was only slightly above the retarded level...so I figured I'd spell it out for you.

Take the first post, Read it again, then write it down, read it again, and keep reading it until you get it. There is true genius in that first post, and once you understand that, then you'll understand how some of us manage to smack the markets on a regular basis.
 
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