Quote from Aas:
One does not have to see the market to win.
One does not need to follow a set of rules.
One does not need to take any heed of the vast amount of useless information put forward by many.
"What does one need to do in order to win at trading"
We do not really see reality, we perceive it. The understanding of this truth is a fundamental NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) principle. It is a subtle but important distinction to inwardly know that what we see is an interpretation of reality. Why is this important?
Because we are always providing our own interpretations of reality based upon our own subjective, faulty or biased paradigms. This affects not just how we understand the world, but how we understand people. Here are some of my favourite illustrations of the fragility of our perception.
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In expert trading, perception is NOT fragile at all.
The mind is built quite rapidly to an expert level.
As in any endeavor, the mind begins in ignorance and purposefully builds a spectrum of elements.
the four waveforms of the interconnections of the mind rapidly create a fully differentiated spectrum.
A recognizable status of a learner is when the mind takes over building itself to fulll differentiation.
From your posts we can assume you haven't reached this tipping point. You will enjoy finding out what happens if you get that far in your mind building learniing process.
The market has but one pattern in its operation.