Secret to success

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I and successful traders often have conquared many challenges man faces in various fields, such as patience, control of the 2nd mind and ego.

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I teach that those in bodies are experiencing a kind of split mind with the ego in one side, and the Holy Spirit in the other.

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4. DO NOT THINK.

5. DO NOT THINK.

6. the reason for 4 and 5 is, again, Sense T is not intellegence. it has nothing to do with intellegence. it only need to invoke it, and this is done by accessing over and over again through the right channels.

7. Trade by sound, temprature, colours etc.

8. imagine decisive situations in the market. imagine over and over again continuelly, and make YES OR NO decisions.
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I teach a guided lifestyle in which all judgement is given over to the Holy Spirit. It is a kind of non-thinking, and applies to any situation. Judgement includes decision-making and typical thought patterns, and is relative to the ego which always leads to pain and suffering. The Holy Spirit leads away from pain and suffering if you will be guided. This is by invitation.

I invite you to enlighten us regarding points 7 and 8 in more detail.

Thanks for your contribution.

Jesus
 
Hey Jesus, howcome you ignored me when I asked you to heal my ailing elbow years ago?

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I teach that those in bodies are experiencing a kind of split mind with the ego in one side, and the Holy Spirit in the other.



I teach a guided lifestyle in which all judgement is given over to the Holy Spirit. It is a kind of non-thinking, and applies to any situation. Judgement includes decision-making and typical thought patterns, and is relative to the ego which always leads to pain and suffering. The Holy Spirit leads away from pain and suffering if you will be guided. This is by invitation.

I invite you to enlighten us regarding points 7 and 8 in more detail.

Thanks for your contribution.

Jesus
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I'm not sending wrong messages. trading itself isn't hard. what I have said is that there is a more important area that you may focus on that can help you succeed - not only in trading. the only exception I have ever made is day-trading. specifically directional intra-day trading (i.e. non-arbitrage). I have strong views that over a long period of time, chances of success is zero. but thats a whole different topic - but on the same line - relates to the skills limits of man. as far as success goes, I feel I have somewhat succeeded, but it's a totally different thing to what we've discussed, and success is always objective and we don't define it in the same way. but it's not material at all.
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Why the exception to daytrading? what is your rationale for saying so? You have indicated that successful daytraders are non-existent albeit in the long run.
 
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I finished my studies ages ago. and I still don't trade. But I work with traders. some with over 15 years in the business. what Im telling you is black and white. you can ignore it, laught at it, call it entertainment, or you can try it. there is nothing to lose and if you get it, you benefit for yourself.

It's great to be skeptical of any views etc. but sometimes when you're too arrogant to belive anything at all, you miss on some great things. And it is often people like this who make mistakes all the time. not only in trading.
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Your post provide the fundamental foundation of training the mind. Not only to trade, but to be able to think correctly.

As usual, you will get many detractors. The market is still in a Bull condition, and this condition dredges up a lot of lowlifes. Once the Bull condition disappears, these will vanish until the peak of the next Bull condition. However, even they can provide a valuable service. We know we are at a Bull condition peak because of the exponential increase of lowlifes on the various financial message boards.

Using the Pareto principle, 80 percent of your detractors will be the illiterate, the ignorant and the unconscious. 20 percent will be ones who know you're about to divulge valuable information.

The 80 percent illiterates are easily distinguished and can be put on ignore right away. They will contribute to only 20 percent of the detractive posts.

However the 20 percent who will be the most vociferous will contribute to 80 percent of the negative posts. These should not be put on ignore. Providing answers to their objections will only strengthen you arguments.
 
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I have been on this forum long enough to know very well that hardly anyone here actually reads or understands what i say.

I say it once more, I'm not a trader. I don't trader. I'm not trading.

I just don't understand why whenever I have made a comment here on trading as a career, everyone else wants me to trade and then talk. =======================================================================

again I don't trade.


Steve Tvardek, there are many people here on this forum for many different reasons. I'm not sending wrong messages. trading itself isn't hard. what I have said is that there is a more important area that you may focus on that can help you succeed - not only in trading. the only exception I have ever made is day-trading. specifically directional intra-day trading (i.e. non-arbitrage). I have strong views that over a long period of time, chances of success is zero. but thats a whole different topic - but on the same line - relates to the skills limits of man.
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B-man ;
thanks for ''color'' comments

And being honest enough to admit you do not trade;
and you think trading is not hard.:cool:
 
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