Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?
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nysestocks - Thank you for an interesting and engaging conversation.
The "strange people" with whom you began conversing -- are they considered "strange" because they engage intuition in making decisions?
From living on a small farm (with many birds), I have learned that animals have no preconceptions about their own knowledge or ability to predict what will happen next. They don't seem to stand around worrying, the way that many people do. Instead, they simply keep their eyes and ears open, ready to accept any and all incoming stimuli. They respond to just a small fraction of the stimuli they receive, but it's often unclear to me exactly what differentiates one stimulus from another. For the most part, they seem to respond as they need to and when they need to without putting significant thought (ego, emotions) behind their actions.
The "strange people" with whom you began conversing -- are they considered "strange" because they engage intuition in making decisions?
From living on a small farm (with many birds), I have learned that animals have no preconceptions about their own knowledge or ability to predict what will happen next. They don't seem to stand around worrying, the way that many people do. Instead, they simply keep their eyes and ears open, ready to accept any and all incoming stimuli. They respond to just a small fraction of the stimuli they receive, but it's often unclear to me exactly what differentiates one stimulus from another. For the most part, they seem to respond as they need to and when they need to without putting significant thought (ego, emotions) behind their actions.
Sir,
It is a rule of mine â to not suggest to others what they should or should not do â as we are all responsible for the path we follow and the decisions we makeâ¦
However for this Iâm making an exception
NY has another thread exploring trading and gambling â May I suggest you read, and think, through it carefully â it influenced me into changing my belief
Otherwise if you hate gambling you may want to rethink your journey into trading â It will not end well
Because unless you come to terms with the fact - trading is gambling âeverything else you believe or do with respect to trading is mute
MHO Sir
Regards
I have read this thread from the beginning. At first I wanted to throttle NYSE for his 'games.'
Then, something he said clicked somewhere deep. I still wanted to throttle him---but not nearly as much. Then he posted a quote by Dr. PPQ and that caught my attention.
It is now official: I am addicted to this thread.
When it's over I may still want to throttle NYSE, but I will absolutely buy him a drink first!
Best regards,
Ansare
Then, something he said clicked somewhere deep. I still wanted to throttle him---but not nearly as much. Then he posted a quote by Dr. PPQ and that caught my attention.
It is now official: I am addicted to this thread.
When it's over I may still want to throttle NYSE, but I will absolutely buy him a drink first!
Best regards,
Ansare
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Texlen, you have a different take on these "strange people" than I do. It is an interesting one I agree. Have you seen any of this behavior in action; such as the changes in animal demeanor when bad weather approaches. Interesting. I was wondering if his "strange people" were more like astrologers.
Texlen, you have a different take on these "strange people" than I do. It is an interesting one I agree. Have you seen any of this behavior in action; such as the changes in animal demeanor when bad weather approaches. Interesting. I was wondering if his "strange people" were more like astrologers.
nysestocks
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As a wise one here would say;
Sir, addiction can be a dangerous thing
We should always read with the intention of extracting worthwhile information - the rest can be ignored!
BTW, I do not usually drink, as I have a small little problem, and that is, when I start I find it hard to stop - it is in the blood, I think