The most efficient method of trading

SimpleMeLike said:
Hello easymon1,

The guy that owns that purple box chevy in your picture name is Cory. I know him personally and he is very cool guy. I own a similar 2 door box chevy like this and a 1970 Chevy Chevelle. I see him a car meets alot.

He is a very paid man too. Very humble and cool and Here he is below.

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It's a small world ain't it?
Beauty. The car ain't bad either.
 
easymon1 said:
It's a small world ain't it?
Beauty. The car ain't bad either.
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Hello easymon1,

I am trying to buy this 2 door box chevy below from the owner. We are talking about sell price now. It is clean and powerful. I was test driving it like 3 weeks ago.

I hope it sale it to me.

Yes, I Love old cars, I am not in the new cars. I get SOOO much attention in my classic cars.

Get you a classic car to enjoy on the weekend. You will get alot of attention from people and it is a good hobby away from the ES markets.




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mikeriley said:
Hi SimpleMeLike,

I know in the past you mentioned that reading Trading Books
is a waste of time. This is just my opinion..

I take the other side of the spectrum, because I've learned
that trading books can be a foundation for trading education.

Trading books, or any form of trading education provide "information".
Like pieces to a puzzle, the more information one acquires will give them
knowledge and understanding to formulate valuable combinations.

Combinations of methods and techniques to see where & how the puzzle might be solved.

Without a constant and consistent platform to LEARN, and
increase knowledge and understanding, are efforts
would devolve into a regular liquidity bank for those who do.
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Carl sagan’s thought about books:
“When our genes could not store all the information necessary for survival, we slowly invented them. But then the time came, perhaps ten thousand years ago, when we needed to know more than could conveniently be contained in brains. So we learned to stockpile enormous quantities of information outside our bodies.

We are the only species on the planet, so far as we know, to have invented a communal memory stored neither in our genes nor in our brains. The warehouse of that memory is called the library.

A book is made from a tree. One glance at it and you hear the voice of another person perhaps someone dead for thousands of years. Across the millennia, the author is speaking, clearly and silently, inside your head, directly to you.

Writing is perhaps the greatest of human inventions, binding together people, citizens of distant epochs who never knew one another. Books break the shackles of time, proof that humans can work magic.”
-Carl Sagan, Cosmos
 
Sprout said:
Carl sagan’s thought about books:
“When our genes could not store all the information necessary for survival, we slowly invented them. But then the time came, perhaps ten thousand years ago, when we needed to know more than could conveniently be contained in brains. So we learned to stockpile enormous quantities of information outside our bodies.

We are the only species on the planet, so far as we know, to have invented a communal memory stored neither in our genes nor in our brains. The warehouse of that memory is called the library.

A book is made from a tree. One glance at it and you hear the voice of another person perhaps someone dead for thousands of years. Across the millennia, the author is speaking, clearly and silently, inside your head, directly to you.

Writing is perhaps the greatest of human inventions, binding together people, citizens of distant epochs who never knew one another. Books break the shackles of time, proof that humans can work magic.”
-Carl Sagan, Cosmos
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Lovely put. I love books.

Also reading trading books - i love it. Even if I do not follow the strategy which is mentioned in the book or the instrument - I dont care I still enjoy the book. You never know what missing piece of puzzle you will find there!

Also another thing - if you want to be better than 90% of the traders then be ready to put 90% more of work into your trading.
 
Tradess0610 said:
Lovely put. I love books.

Also reading trading books - i love it. Even if I do not follow the strategy which is mentioned in the book or the instrument - I dont care I still enjoy the book. You never know what missing piece of puzzle you will find there!

Also another thing - if you want to be better than 90% of the traders then be ready to put 90% more of work into your trading.
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Most successful Traders are workaholics, or at least we're prior to becoming successful.
There is a price to pay for anything worthwhile unfortunately.
 
Darc said:
Most successful Traders are workaholics, or at least we're prior to becoming successful.
There is a price to pay for anything worthwhile unfortunately.
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Exactly. Expecially true if you are learning it on your own without proper organised trading.

You really need to get to work!

Studying markets, backtesting, improving psychology...neverending journey :cool:
 
savoir said:
I hear what you’re saying and I can’t disagree with the sentiment.

I’ve heard people state that if you get just one good idea from a trading book it was worth it. They neglect to mention all the bad ideas that are also included.

Reading a lot of books about trading guarantees only one thing: exposure to the conventional wisdom about trading.
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I'm always happy to see people in the trading world who dismissively "paint with a broad brush".
 
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