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Easyrider said in an earlier post that he does not trade SCT and still does not understand it (I can search for the post if needed.) Easyrider's profits come from trading Rockets which are hardly a Hershey invention (am I correct easy?).
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If you look for a document called "Beginner Rockets", you will find that it is authored by Hershey.
It is very difficult to hit the floor running. Out of the gates, my IQ was solid but my EQ was a mess. The entire time, my IQ knew exactly what was going on continually but I did not have EQ experience connected to the IQ which was already solid.
SCT is a very advanced level of trading. Rockets are a super initial building block. Grob would tell you of many folks who just simply stopped at various plateaus simply because the capital was more than sufficient to sustain more than just a comfortable life. Why would someone want to trade all the time if they can pull down a good chunk of capital in a "setup" manner?
There are several notches of improvement that can be added to Spyders stuff too...
Believe it or not, when you closely examine ROCKETS and the EQUITIES framework, there are a ton of similarities. These similarities are not coincidences and are actually in support of markets being non-random and providing a CONTINUATION of the opportunity extending itself...
People get fascinated in the SCT because it sounds sexy which it is! However, despite being rather simple and fast to take one's IQ from zero to 60, it is at best difficult to get the EQ from zero to 60. Too often, the EQ resists the IQ! Unlike most, Easyrider persisted to work out the IQ and then reinforced it with EQ (ie. his PNL). What is the problem for most, they want to get it, execute it, and experience it at redline immediately! It is possible with the right type of person and mentality. But most of us came with baggage to begin with and read about too many myths.
Regards,
MAK