Trading can be learned alone?

[Wheezooo]

That's quite offensive actually on many levels.

Albeit for different reasons, I am glad we agree.

 

[tonyf]

Albeit for different reasons, I am glad we agree.

What an ass! I am referring to your comment.

 

[Wheezooo]

What an ass! I am referring to your comment.

Me read good! Me understood!

Awards for "experimental approaches," that have yielded no predictive results." I'd bow my head in shame.

 

[Banjo]

Old joke re: economist.
What's the difference between economist and biologist? Biologist have the decency to test their theory on rats before subjecting people to them.

 

[Banjo]

Yah. True dat. Hard as the knowledge-based parts of this have been, that internal part has been miles harder. If you don't have the character for trading - or can't taking a wrecking ball to what gets in the way, and rebuild the remains into what's necessary - then don't waste your time.

(Side note: all of the requirements I've run into so far have been things I always wanted to change, but never had a handle on. The market is one king hell MONSTER of a training ground for inculcating a certain type of virtues.)

Similar experiences here. I think it was it Ed Seykota who said " trading brings everyone face to face with themselves" (paraphrased)