Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

[Redneck]

Quote from nysestocks:


C = caution
O = observation
N = ?
T = timing
R = reaction
O = orientation
L = level headed

AS NYSESTOCKS said - "There can only be but 1 orientation"

But what could that 1 be......

As for the "N" - I wonder.....


Take Care

 

[Redneck]

Quote from nysestocks:

The majority of traders paint lovely pictures of the market, and some even go to great lengths to color them in

And for that I am truly appreciative every single day Sir

 

[TraderD]

N - necessity?

 

[nysestocks]

Quote from milktruck:

na I'm just bored this week. seriously once I decided to swing trade I have too much time on my hands to do things like post.

my results have gone through the roof though!

Good for you milktruck, after a while you will be able to give up the early morning round

 

[nysestocks]

Quote from TraderD:

N - necessity?

Another good one TD, but not the "N" I was thinking of!

 

[nysestocks]

Quote from Redneck trader:

And for that I am truly appreciative every single day Sir

Yep RT, and I have even seen one screen that paints the colors automatically!

Imagine that, and imagine if one was colorblind

 

[G-Boa]

Quote from nysestocks:

1. Why would you do that!

2. It is not their own money!

3. You should not have any angle but to make a small loss and a profit that is bigger than that loss!

4. You need to leave your balls alone and concentrate on what you need to know, and do

1. To break out of your mold

2. One word: medallion

3. True

4. Ok, let's just drop this one.

 

[Trader666]

Learning how to trade would be much easier intellectually and psychologically if all correct trading actions were profitable and all incorrect trading actions were not. But sometimes the market punishes traders for doing the right thing and rewards them for doing what's wrong. Not only does that make it harder to learn intellectually, intermittent reinforcement is addictive and adds a "compulsive gambler" dimension. Not to mention that human nature is such that many times the best move is the one that "feels" worst.

 

[caementarius]

Quote from nysestocks:

but not the "N" I was thinking of!

N - Niche ?

 

[TommyHawk]

Quote from Trader666:

Learning how to trade would be much easier intellectually and psychologically if all correct trading actions were profitable and all incorrect trading actions were not. But sometimes the market punishes traders for doing the right thing and rewards them for doing what's wrong. Not only does that make it harder to learn intellectually, intermittent reinforcement is addictive and adds a "compulsive gambler" dimension. Not to mention that human nature is such that many times the best move is the one that "feels" worst.

If all the animals along the equator were capable of flattery,
then thanksgiving and halloween would fall on the same day!

Anyway, I looked up every 'N' word in the dictionary.
(Oxford New American) Unless nyse's 'N' is a compound word,
I can't figure it...
Here's a stab, though - Nuance.