This guy is not an oracle . Who knew
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/19/i-l...eading-into-earnings-says-top-technician.html
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/19/i-l...eading-into-earnings-says-top-technician.html
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All those guys on TV make their money by management fee's (not performance fee's). and/or selling misc stuff from their relative fame.
I doubt their is any true ounce of potent, lethal trading skill and finesse and prowess within them.
Their expertise is limited to (trading) book knowledge theory and definitions.
But as you know, and they know,...theory and real-world don't always jive together, when you expect or want it to.
This game is part art, part science.
...Hoo-ah`
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9% loser.
But 9% loss for typical ET'er is practically a win!
But 9% loss for typical ET'er is practically a win!
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