Nothing related to trading. It's all metaphysical philosophy and stuff. Is it worth it? Hrmmm, well, I have read all of her works, and while interesting it may not help you find any Nirvana. I remember enjoying the reads though.
Techniques for Day Trading the ES, NQ, YM, MES, MNQ, and MYM
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Nothing related to trading. It's all metaphysical philosophy and stuff. Is it worth it? Hrmmm, well, I have read all of her works, and while interesting it may not help you find any Nirvana. I remember enjoying the reads though.
I've always thought, lurking under some of your whacky posts, lurks a good degree of intelligence.
I've always thought, lurking under some of your whacky posts, lurks a good degree of intelligence.
I used to read a LOT. That is how I know everything in Australia that is not human will kill you, given half-a-chance.
Yup then we added AstraZeneca
Well that is yer own damned fault then!
Exactly, caught between a rock and a hard face, take it and yu die, don't take it and yu die.
Australians love rocks.
IMO "noise" is most likely the impact of Higher Time Frames (HTFs) pushing around the TF you're trading.
All TFs follow the same set of market principles, but the operation of each TF is to varying degree asynchronous to each of the other TFs. However conformant a TF is to market principles, the TF is always subject to an accumulation of async overrides from each of the HTFs.
The lower the TF you trade, the larger the number of HTFs pushing your TF around, adding more "noise" to each successive Lower Time Frame (LTF). There's so much more "noise" on a MIN05 chart than an H01 chart because the HTF pileup onto the MIN05 chart adds MINs 30,20,15,&10 (and others, via different time-partitioning approaches).
So trading becomes more complex with each successive LTF that you descend into. The complexity may be incomprehensible to the naked eye, at least in real-time, but that's a limit of the eye, not the sign of a random market.
All TFs follow the same set of market principles, but the operation of each TF is to varying degree asynchronous to each of the other TFs. However conformant a TF is to market principles, the TF is always subject to an accumulation of async overrides from each of the HTFs.
The lower the TF you trade, the larger the number of HTFs pushing your TF around, adding more "noise" to each successive Lower Time Frame (LTF). There's so much more "noise" on a MIN05 chart than an H01 chart because the HTF pileup onto the MIN05 chart adds MINs 30,20,15,&10 (and others, via different time-partitioning approaches).
So trading becomes more complex with each successive LTF that you descend into. The complexity may be incomprehensible to the naked eye, at least in real-time, but that's a limit of the eye, not the sign of a random market.
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