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Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?
- Thread starter nysestocks
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Quote from nysestocks:
I do not act, I just state what I know to be facts based on my experiences!
You are 100% correct when you say "everything is in the open", but the vast majority, and it is nowhere near the so called 95%, do not have one clue about it!
As mentioned previously, maybe not in this thread, the majority are fed rubbish for obvious reasons, but a handful have cracked it, and they do not part with their hard discovered details that easily.
FWIW, you do not need one single indicator, nor do I use any - how is that for a clue!
You missed my point in your attempt to differienciate yourself.
anything can happen
have a successfull plan and have the discipline to stick to it
have a successfull plan and have the discipline to stick to it
All you need to profit is join a trend. Like the oil bubble, or commodities bubble. When everybody goes long, you go long too, untill your TA shows signs of topping.
You need to find a way to join the herd, then you will profit.
You need to find a way to join the herd, then you will profit.
Quote from theboxer:
nysestocks, what you consider to be "the obvious", may not be what someone else considers it to be. Though both may be correct. I think you should clarify.
what is obvious to me, and not obvious to everyone else posting, is the OP has no clue himself. He's pissing in the wind like everyone else.
the point here is ,its not going up or down or sideways because.....it just is....you're acct is not goig up or down because of.... it just is....when you stop reading some twisted blend of you're own personal take on everything ,it becaomes zen like...it just is what it is....obiouslyQuote from ammo:
it is what it is...obviously
Quote from nysestocks:
I do not act, I just state what I know to be facts based on my experiences!
You are 100% correct when you say "everything is in the open", but the vast majority, and it is nowhere near the so called 95%, do not have one clue about it!
As mentioned previously, maybe not in this thread, the majority are fed rubbish for obvious reasons, but a handful have cracked it, and they do not part with their hard discovered details that easily.
FWIW, you do not need one single indicator, nor do I use any - how is that for a clue!
I also have no use for indicators, without a thorough understanding of business basics they are useless, and even then often absolutely disasterous!
To expand, throw away all the garbage you've been fed, stop being baffeled by the bullshit and study basic business principles, until you completely understand these you are simply doomed to a fruitless search. Think fishmongers, fruit and veg shop proprietors, coin and collectables dealers, used car dealers etc, these people don't try to predict anything yet they generally make money, "go figure." Buy low sell high, you've heard it a lot but do you really comprehend the requirements and implications inherent in achieving this? Consider their approaches carefully for these people ( the successful ones ) are truely traders in their chosen fields.
Regards
Johno