Quote from cashmoney69:
umm..yea..ok..whatever.
Do you plan on answering the question?..or is your intent to distract everyone from the title of this thread and bash me even more?... but I guess thats become somewhat of a hobby for Er'ers. I work my ass off trying to understand this shit, I dont need someone criticizing me for what they THINK they know about me.
In fact, admin, close this thread...I can see where this is going.
cm69
Were I bashing, which is not productive, I would be dealing with specific posts.
The mistake thing is not productive for you at this time or mostly anytime.
What is productive for anyone, including you is to be working at learning in a methodical way.
For sure, there are many ways.
Lets say you checked out Shannon and found out about low risk high profitability trades.
What if you read Michael Kahn's Barron's Online postings and got down how the market ball park works?
What if you looked at what makes up the components (4) of what whistler says is a good and comprehensive approach?
What would it be like for you if you got the video John Carter ships every day to those who he feels are on their way. Would you check out Senter's daily video and get with it on internals?
You are telling everyone that you haven't started a process for learning as yet.
Working is not hard to define; it has results and performance associated with it.
Maybe you ought to hit Don's boot camp and be in a structured environment.
As for pro mistakes, the list is quite long and it has been around forever. If you are interested, knock out a 100 pager on the subject over the weekend and put it in your file cabinent. the financial industry history is a litany of how the pros make mistakes; most can't even beat the averages.
Sit down and look at three things and then get on with the learning.
Price change is where money is made.
You have to be in the market to make money.
You have to stay on the right side of the market at all times.
Zillions of people do this more or less.
Ultimately you can see on a chart price change and what the right side of the market is.
You can take any chart and put a zig zag on it to crudely show the whole path on that chart to take all the money out.
Do 100 of them this weekend after you write up the 100 pager.
I attached a simple starter gizmo. It is not your cup of tea; we all know that. Make up your own and do the work. Don't keep postponing making a lot of money fast.
