Imo this is incorrect theory.Look for strong stocks that have held up during the sell off.
Somewhere in my list of why traders fail is "Impatience".Markets move everyday. Traders trade, they don't bide their time.
And in my list "Time is money" and ............ "Money never rests".Somewhere in my list of why traders fail is "Impatience".
It's just that I like my money to take the best jobs. Sort of like consulting, only work when someone is willing to pay well. Take the rest of the year off and enjoy life. I hated having to go to work every day and I have to assume my money feels the same way.And in my list "Time is money" and ............ "Money never rests".
And in my list "Time is money" and ............ "Money never rests".
They are one and the same. Combining the two, Time is money therefore it never rests.Deaddog was mentioning one reason why he feels traders fail...
Are you saying "Money never Rests" is a positive trading trait or negative???
It appears you are both referencing the same trait, but with different outcomes
Imo this is incorrect theory.
Often the strongest stocks which have held up in a selloff will underperform once a new rally begins because they are not at bargain prices.
Think this way; A strong quality stock will run hard & become overbought during the previous rally.
On a mkt selloff these types will selloff hard due to profit taking. They then become oversold.
In a new rally, these will run hard again.