You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Question for Grob/Hershey...
- Thread starter makosgu
- Start date
- Status
- Not open for further replies.
Really nice move today, but I´ve developed a fear for pushing the button. A couple of small losses two weeks ago and now I'm just sitting there looking...
I switched to live mode three times today and every time I just sat there and looked, almost satisfied that it moved my way very quickly so I could say to myself "well now it´s to late, it´s not good to chase the market".
I used to have a problem wanting to push the button all the time, and now I have the opposite problem, damn...
I switched to live mode three times today and every time I just sat there and looked, almost satisfied that it moved my way very quickly so I could say to myself "well now it´s to late, it´s not good to chase the market".
I used to have a problem wanting to push the button all the time, and now I have the opposite problem, damn...
Quote from Stalker:
...
I switched to live mode three times today and every time I just sat there and looked, almost satisfied that it moved my way very quickly so I could say to myself "well now it´s to late, it´s not good to chase the market".
I used to have a problem wanting to push the button all the time, and now I have the opposite problem, damn...
after live mode, paper mode seem like a boring thing to do, but go ahead push that button in paper mode, keep pushing, when you start felling warm and fuzzy inside quickly switch back to live mode and push
With regard to button pushing, Jack really put the finger on it with the four step process. Consider where pushing a button falls within the (M)onitoring, (A)nalyzing, (D)eciding, and (A)cting pathway. Obviously, it comes in the last step, (A)cting, which is an effortless step if looked upon on its own.
Where is the space for hesitation or hyperactivity? It's not in the (a)ct of button pushing. It comes way before then. It's not in the (d)eciding either, because the real deciding precedes (d)eciding, which is just selecting from a small group of tools provided by the exchange to carry out the interaction between you and the market.
It is possible to consider the entire pathway rationally, working backwards from the point of actual interaction (button pushing) to the consciousness that sets things in motion. For me, Jack's MADA is a SERTA thing:
(S)ensing-->(E)moting-->(R)easoning, which is an AID process of (a)nalyzing, (i)nterpreting, (d)eciding-->(T)ool selecting-->(A)cting (pushing the button).
What is it that occurs anyway when a person sits in front of screens and the lights are blinking and perhaps accompanied by sounds as well? What occurs is a mystery to most people, no doubt.
Where is the space for hesitation or hyperactivity? It's not in the (a)ct of button pushing. It comes way before then. It's not in the (d)eciding either, because the real deciding precedes (d)eciding, which is just selecting from a small group of tools provided by the exchange to carry out the interaction between you and the market.
It is possible to consider the entire pathway rationally, working backwards from the point of actual interaction (button pushing) to the consciousness that sets things in motion. For me, Jack's MADA is a SERTA thing:
(S)ensing-->(E)moting-->(R)easoning, which is an AID process of (a)nalyzing, (i)nterpreting, (d)eciding-->(T)ool selecting-->(A)cting (pushing the button).
What is it that occurs anyway when a person sits in front of screens and the lights are blinking and perhaps accompanied by sounds as well? What occurs is a mystery to most people, no doubt.
I don´t know if I understand you fully, but I´m working alot with the four steps and the sweeps.
In the beginning I was only interested in what jack said about volume, channels, formations and so on, but I´ve come to understand how important these things are. To have a routine for how to monitor and make decisions and to focus on how emotions effect the analysing part. It´s very easy to start seeing ghosts if you don´t stay sharp.
In the beginning I was only interested in what jack said about volume, channels, formations and so on, but I´ve come to understand how important these things are. To have a routine for how to monitor and make decisions and to focus on how emotions effect the analysing part. It´s very easy to start seeing ghosts if you don´t stay sharp.
- Status
- Not open for further replies.