Losses come from luck just as much as profits do. It is just "chance" in that sense.
yes i am realising that.
i am now thinking in terms of probability and risk ......and reward last.
Losses come from luck just as much as profits do. It is just "chance" in that sense.
You're more than welcome padutrader,thanks for this .
i agree 100%.....no 5000%![]()
No, you’re misunderstanding.This seems a bit rough. All the gains come from luck, but the losses come from expectation? It goes both ways.
Losses come from luck just as much as profits do. It is just "chance" in that sense.
I think you are defining gains as luck and losses as probability? Or "law of large averages"...?
Relative to what?! Historical prices?!markets may move randomly but in doing so, the prices become relatively high or relatively low and become attractive to sell or buy.
You’re ignoring the elephant in the room.In day trading, we don't talk about randomness.
Only trading coaches, writers, mathematicians talk about that.
In day trading, we talk about
- continuation & reversal patterns where trader must enter position and seize the opportunity
- garbage, directional-less pattern we stay out of the market
what you are doing is like going to a golf club and saying that to hit a good shot is luck and the odds of doing that is 1:1000000000.You’re ignoring the elephant in the room.
that is his choice.You’re ignoring the elephant in the room.
what you are doing is like going to a golf club and saying that to hit a good shot is luck and the odds of doing that is 1:1000000000.
Never said it was or wasn't.everyone knows it is difficult.
I know.you are NOT talking about golf.
Yes, they are. But you do not understand.YOUR POSTS ARE NOTHING ABOUT TRADING AND WHAT THIS FORUM IS ABOUT.
To highlight to day traders that use only inductive reasoning based tools that their hands are not adequate to deal with the markets and that the quicker they realize this, the quicker they'll save themselves from ruin.what is the point of this?