The most efficient method of trading

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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Hello savior,

Reading a lot of books about trading guarantees only one thing: confusion and no progress.

A trader does not start trading with +$1 million in the bank and all debt paid off and no kids and no wife.

The trader start off working full time job, wife and kids and bills. No trader can read books forever. There is nothing in the books but story telling and lies.

There absolutely ZERO lies below. What you see and what you do, is what you get. and I LOVE ITTTTTTTTTT. Thank you sweet Jesus for the ES future market. Thank youuuuuuuuu.

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SimpleMeLike said:
Reading a lot of books about trading guarantees only one thing: confusion and no progress.

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I wouldn't quite goes as far as to say that,but yeah a person can suffer a form of analysis paralysis. I personally HATE reading,it puts me to sleep,but some people just love to read ANYTHING. (Think Burgess Meredith in the old episode of Twilight Zone.)
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I like reading when I KNOW the outcome is success.

For example, read this book for college course exam, and after graduation make +$60,000 a year.

I can't see myself reading about trading from an author I have no clue actually even makes money.
 
tomkat22 said:
? ^^^^Not sure why my post above is in small cursive.
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It is not in small cursive, it is small italicized. Looks like you forgot an open bracket on the /QUOTE] but. Just add a [ before the slash and you should be fine. Bit late for an edit, maybe Magna can fix it for you. Just report the problem. He loves little edits like that I think, hehe
 
Overnight said:
It is not in small cursive, it is small italicized. Looks like you forgot an open bracket on the /QUOTE] but. Just add a [ before the slash and you should be fine. Bit late for an edit, maybe Magna can fix it for you. Just report the problem. He loves little edits like that I think, hehe
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Yeah I'm not real tech savvy when it comes to Interweb stuff. Hopefully I got my point across anywho.
 
Blitzjoker said:
So what is the mechanism by which planetary movements affect stock prices? Is it a causal relationship?
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Start with the major influences; Sun & Moon - season's and tides. Ag & energy commodities would be first string varsity.

Time-Price Research Astrofin has collated a lot of data.

One either resonates with the principles or they do not. Whether one "believes" the Sun comes up tomorrow has no bearing on whether it does or does not.
 
mikeriley said:
Sprout, I've read all of Russell's work!
Now you're talking..haha

I've read all his material and his Home study course
in my Military days back in the 80's. That man was ahead of his time.
Every one talks about Tesla, and Russell was his best friend.

You're right on point about Felipe Tudela. I love Tudela's understanding
of Homna's principles on the cycle of the market and cycle of the trader.

I'm an avid reader and continue to pick up knowledge and understanding from reading.

Walter Russell was an incredible man.
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That's fantastic!

Yes, truly ahead of his time. I didn't know about the connection between Russell and Tesla, cool.

I too have a fondness for reading, mostly occult and esoteric stuff, lately a lot of sacred geometry relationships. Lot's of insights and revelations when I started to draw the glyphs that I resonated with, it's where my understanding deepened.

While my grounding in trading is the Price-Volume Relationship, my current inquiry has been getting a deeper understanding of the Time-Price relationship by going to the very foundations of our understanding and invention of "Time."

"Why is there 60secs to a minute, 60mins to an hour, 24hrs to a day? How did this come to be?"

It's been a rich and rewarding romp through history.
 
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