Quote from elite34s:
Yes, this is very true tikki.
Trying to understand TOO much is a very common mistake that most people make, and this is exponential in the trading arena.
Being able to differentiate between worthwhile information, and rubbish, can greatly alleviate this problem.
4WH is such an approach!
Quote from JimmyJam:
LOL, I'm not sure this guy is that smart.![]()
JJ
Quote from elite34s:
I will give you 4 guesses at what elite34s really stands for, so, there you go, lets see how your research skills are, maybe as good as your trading skills ?!
Quote from elite34s:
It is a wonder you have not called me "open" as well.
Quote from TIKITRADER:
The difference in the two is,
What you are saying is someone attempts to achieve the greatest amount of information they can possibly attain.
I had said the inability to understand - is a result from interjecting your own beliefs into the very answers you seek.
The Illuminated OneQuote from elite34s:
What I am saying is, that, the majority of people do not know how the brain operates in relation to processing information. If they did, then they would stop the ridiculous waste of time in, for instance, trying the myriad of technical indicators that are supplied with trading software packages.
Why do they continue, trying one after the other, when, it should be obvious after some very short research that they all mean absolutely nothing, zilch, and that future price projection, which is possible to a degree, btw, but only with a strict filtering process, can, and never will be achieved with the standard TA that is made available to the public.
I am not sure if beliefs come into this equation, as it is more ignorance than actions resulting form a belief, but then again, my take on a belief, may not be the same as most!
Quote from JimmyJam:
Big fight tonite, gotta go watch Hatton whup Mayweather's ass, or at least try to.
But if anyone believes for one minute that this clown actually has any trading secrets for them, well, good luck with that.![]()
JJ