Successful day trading is one the easiest endeavors one can undertake. --Most day traders will not be successful.
Is Daytrading difficult or impossible ?
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I am impressed... not by the statements, but by the fact that you make a statement and then say just the opposite in the second statement. You probably even don't understand that.
So maybe this proofs that daytrading can cause severe mental problems.
I am impressed... not by the statements, but by the fact that you make a statement and then say just the opposite in the second statement. You probably even don't understand that.
So maybe this proofs that daytrading can cause severe mental problems.
Perhaps I miscommunicated, that's not my intention.
System A (Price Action) and System B (Price Volume relationship) are not in the same ball park. It's not even comparing apples to oranges, not even close.
Everything you describe is accurate for System A but misapplied to System B from B's perspective and experience. A's perspective is that everything is bullshit outside it's own understanding, including System B.
B accepts this.
Changing perspective requires work. Very few individuals recognize an opportunity when it presents itself.
Post a PV chart and what you perceive as a fake out or false signal with a request for clarity.
Better if the chart has open space at the hard right edge.
The above is a topic for a different thread.
Most folks never engage in the work to understand the basic granularity of the markets and their fundamental relationships. That's why day trading is difficult to impossible.
My reaction was on someone else's posting, not yours.
Buy1Sell2 said:
Successful day trading is one the easiest endeavors one can undertake. --Most day traders will not be successful.
I am impressed... not by the statements, but by the fact that you make a statement and then say just the opposite in the second statement. You probably even don't understand that.
So maybe this proofs that daytrading can cause severe mental problems.
You got it right. ET loaded with mental cases and professional obfuscaters.
The point is probably lost on you. Hopefully others will understand it.I am impressed... not by the statements, but by the fact that you make a statement and then say just the opposite in the second statement. You probably even don't understand that.
So maybe this proofs that daytrading can cause severe mental problems.
Good word, that - must remember to use it some time. Yes, indeed ... "cases": very nice.
I am impressed... not by the statements, but by the fact that you make a statement and then say just the opposite in the second statement. You probably even don't understand that.
So maybe this proofs that daytrading can cause severe mental problems.
Yes, I stopped reading this guy's posts (B1S2) several weeks ago, I believe he is clueless, his posts are just adding noise.My reaction was on someone else's posting, not yours.
Buy1Sell2 said:
Successful day trading is one the easiest endeavors one can undertake. --Most day traders will not be successful.
Sorry about being brutal but telling it as I see it.
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Well, as I've pointed out , his nick implies he's short 1 . Short 1 what is the question.