Just curious, what can lead to big success in trading? Innate skills, discipline, a wealth of experience, analysts' forecasts, special literature, some tricks or it's just a matter of chance?
Is it really a good practice to learn from the mistakes of others?So study where they fail, and do the reverse.
I wonder why special literature is a joke? Doesn't it teach people to make their own strategies and to think correctly?special literature: also, somewhat a joke.
no. orderflow meaning taking the other side of a flow of orders... marketmakingPattern recognition in numbers (DOM)...that kind of orderflow?
It's a joke because it most likely won't help and most likely will have a price to acquire it. It can help in a sense...after losing money it will teach you WHAT NOT TO DO! Published trading material reminds me of something I've experienced several times in my life...opening a box of a product requiring assembly with instructions included...after some frustration, improvisation and completion of said product, I came to the conclusion that the instructions were terribly written and were basically a cause of stress and confusion. With that said, you may get an epiphany from reading something that will positively affect your results, but I wouldn't pay for it...too much free information. Be cautious of any trading literature!I wonder why special literature is a joke? Doesn't it teach people to make their own strategies and to think correctly?

Hell yes! Let them cover the COST of learning the hard way!Is it really a good practice to learn from the mistakes of others?

