Quote from RedDuke:
I know that it is a part of the plan to do video capture in December, but I was hoping you can make several of them during this fall.
I once thought as you do now.
Believe it or not, consideration was once given to purchasing a laser recording device (similar to what is used in the advertising industry) in an effort to record where Jack placed his eyes every second of the trading day. The thought was, if we could only
know what Jack chose to view at each second, we might then understand what Jack saw in the Price and Volume bars.
In hindsight, what a ridiculous plan that was.
You see (and I am sure Mak will tell you the very same thing), it isn't important
at all to view the market exactly the same as I, Jack or Mak does. In fact, quite the opposite. Mak sees things differently than myself, and I often view the market significantly different than Jack. What is paramount to the learning process is this. Each of us ends up at the exact same place - continuation or change.
The goal cannot be to 'see' things as Mak, Spyder, Jack, Steve, Bearbelly, Avi 8 (or anyone else profiting) does. The goal
must be simply to
see.
You may pick up other things from videos (By example, you may note how I didn't even care when I made that error, I just reversed instantly), but you won't learn to 'see' the market. After all, Jack has made many videos and given many lectures with regard to how this stuff works. Those that 'see' the big picture here, didn't get it by watching a video or sitting in a class.
I understand the thought process, and I do empathize with the frustration experienced by those who
believe the best way to learn this stuff is by example. However, the overwhelming evidence indicates clearly this is not the case. The best (and
only way to learn this stuff is by building the correct mental pathways developed from watching the market itself.
Good Journey to you all.
- Spydertrader