Trading is simple

Quote from SteveD:

Mark Twain had a very simple way to make money:


Buy a stock and when it goes up, sell it...

If it is not going to go up, don't buy it....


There is a lot of subtle profound knowledge in that statement....


Maybe he was the first mo-mo trader, LOL


SteveD


MT was a profound man and a true individual. Timeless figure inmo. People like him are truly unique.

BTW. Steven, how is your NSX doing? (that is if you have not sold it already)

NSX - the holy grail of sports cars. (YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN!)

Cheers! :D :D :D :D
 
Quote from vetten:

hey allaces

I dont think you`re much of a trader by the way you carry on.

you`re so much fighting everybody that by the time the market opens, you must be too upset to think clearly, let alone push the right buttons.

lay off man!
Thank you for your input, please visit the gift shop on your way out to purchase your rats ass t-shirt as a reminder of your visit to my world.
 
Quote from vetten:

hey trend guy,

is that a bit like the turtles?

Not exactly but similar type of trend following concept, more momentum based, less pyramiding based
 
Allaces




Registered: Apr 2007
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When I want your opinion I will beat it out of you with my penis and risk the charge of assault with a ridiculously large weapon


this was written to me "vetten" from allaces.........maybe he will show my reply ............lol
 
Quote from vetten:

Allaces

lol........Your so ridiculous ........... And with a penis like yours , I wouldn't get much of a beating now, huh..........You idiot...

Hehe I still think mine was better, you just didn't put enough thought into it
 
question about methods.

is having the most simple, easy to follow/understand method generally the best one to have

or

is having a complex method with many rules that define to the exact detail, the best?

...... I have setups I look for, but I dont have a method...yet.

cm
 
cash

what market do you want to trade and what time frame?

I know a good stock system that is freely available for a
mid/long term player.
 
Well another collegial exchange of thoughts ideas on an ET thread. Happy to have been a witness to trading history.

Not to endorse one method over another, because each trader must find their way.

However, if price is indeed king, than how is that so different from Hershey method. I am no expert, just a cursory review of the JHM thread here on ET, but it seems from my reading that one of the basic tenets of that method is price action. Price needs to conform to certain predetermined channels. If it doesn't than the trade is a bust. No clairvoyant indictors to show you the way. Just price (and her sister volume) but that's it right? Then again I only know what I read on ET :D:

It seems as though battle lines are drawn with impunity when there may only be small differences in different trading methods. Kind of like Protestants and Episcopalians or maybe more appropriately...the Hatfields and McCoys :cool:
 
Quote from vetten:
I know a good stock system that is freely available for a
mid/long term player.

cash - beware. NOTHING IN LIFE IS FREE, esp in trading. Nobody in their right mind is giving a good trading system away.

If you want to share with the rest of us vetten, feel free to post the link here. If it's as good as you think it is, share with the group!
 
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