She did it through dedication, the one common denominator of all successful individuals. It wasn't luck, it was pure will, effort and hard work.Quote from profitloss999:
You are probably one of those who did it without knowing how it was done. For those who are conscious, it took longer time.
Quote from ChkitOut:
i agree this is important. i can stare at charts for the next 30 years and not learn enough to make money. u have to focus your efforts on the right things
Quote from NoDoji:
Once you've done the research to determine the odds of one thing happening over another and develop a trading plan based on that research, the only clarity and certainty you need is a set of rules for execution. The only talent you need at that point is the ability to execute without hesitation when the conditions are met.
It works so well, it seems unreal at times.
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Once you've done the research to determine the odds of one thing happening over another and develop a trading plan based on that research, the only clarity and certainty you need is a set of rules for execution. The only talent you need at that point is the ability to execute without hesitation when the conditions are met.
This is so true. This was the last part of the "puzzle" for us.
Problem is the OP is partly correct. I personally believe it is arrogant and naive to believe you will become successful by doing the same as the herd or because you are intelligent and read trading books. People like Larry Williams write books and give lectures. He has a nice mansion in the USVI.
Quote from ChkitOut:
i appreciate your as usual quality posts.
for a new trader this is at the heart of the matter of why she will get frustrated and quit. because logic will lead her to the next question.. she will say, "someone show me one thing the market does over and over that puts the odds in my favor.
but she will never get an answer and so frustration builds until her trading career bursts before liftoff.