Quote from harrytrader:
There are many traders that still continue to use just pivots you know. What do you mean by "complex" TA BTW ?
......demonstrate the validity & rationality behind traditional TA which is too often attributed to irrationality of crowd whereas the crowd's behavior is not the origin of TA but only an effect..
.... a system IN GENERAL is not obliged to follow any law : random law => LAW but sometimes there is not even a LAW at all including random - statistically speaking there is no probability universe - whatever its functional form bell curve or not - associated with such system; now it is well known that stock market follows in fact a power law which is more tailed than a normal law).
Quote from OddTrader:
Not sure these links for RSP are relevant:
http://www.rwfinancial.com/mutualfunds.html
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Ten RSP Investments Mistakes to Avoid
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http://www.a-z-free-investment-data.com/stocktrend.shtml
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Interesting Stock Trends
Stock trends can be useful, when considering to by or sell. Terms such as summer rally, recession, recession and more. Every action has a reaction. Comparable to leaves falling off the trees in the fall due to the cold.
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Quote from weld1:
YOU GUYS ARE THINKING WAY TOO MUCH, I GUESS THE MORE MONEY U TRADE THE MORE COMPLEX IT NEEDS TO BE??? A GUY TOLD ME LAST YEAR TO KEEP IT SIMPLE AND WATCH HOW A STOCK REACTS TO SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE. IN THAT IF I SEE A GOOD PATTERN I GET IN. SOMETIMES I EVEN MAKE MONEY! THIS FIBONACCI THING IS WAY TOO DEEP FOR ME. I WISH I COULD UNDERSTAND IT. MAYBE I WILL IN THE FUTURE. I LIKE READING THE INTERESTING POSTS. GOOD LUCK TO US ALL
Quote from rodden:
What I'm attempting to consider is the extent to which "reflexivity" affects the action-reaction relationship.
Thanks for the Soros' material. Still trying to get time to study it thoroughly. Soros' has had a lifelong interest in Philosophy. He describes himself as a "failed philosopher" . He's an excellent thinker.
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. Let's say that triangle is simple pattern, ok, but TRADING triangle is not so simple because of breakout failure just for example. So SIMPLE is only apparent when one disguises it under FUZZYNESS OF TERM, but when one must PRECISE what it REALLY MEANS (OPERATIONALLY FOR EXECUTION OF THE REAL TRADE) effective COMPLEXITY APPEARS. If it was so SIMPLE it would be TOTALLY MECHANISABLE.Quote from ig0r:
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Quote from weld1:
YOU GUYS ARE THINKING WAY TOO MUCH, I GUESS THE MORE MONEY U TRADE THE MORE COMPLEX IT NEEDS TO BE??? A GUY TOLD ME LAST YEAR TO KEEP IT SIMPLE AND WATCH HOW A STOCK REACTS TO SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE. IN THAT IF I SEE A GOOD PATTERN I GET IN. SOMETIMES I EVEN MAKE MONEY! THIS FIBONACCI THING IS WAY TOO DEEP FOR ME. I WISH I COULD UNDERSTAND IT. MAYBE I WILL IN THE FUTURE. I LIKE READING THE INTERESTING POSTS. GOOD LUCK TO US ALL
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Weld1, you'll find all the success you could ever want by sticking to what your buddy told you. That's where it's at, understanding the market, not studying complex TA and fibonacci, etc. etc.
Quote from harrytrader:
And how to define SIMPLY (that is to say PRECISELY) such a "GOOD PATTERN". Let's say that triangle is simple pattern, ok, but TRADING triangle is not so simple because of breakout failure just for example. So SIMPLE is only apparent when one disguises it under FUZZYNESS OF TERM, but when one must PRECISE what it REALLY MEANS (OPERATIONALLY FOR EXECUTION OF THE REAL TRADE) effective COMPLEXITY APPEARS. If it was so SIMPLE it would be TOTALLY MECHANISABLE.