R rossky Oct 30, 2011 #2,421 Quote from macattack: What stands out the most is the Intel chip; I guess that would be the equivalent to the brain in a human. More... I agree. "Intel inside" = Intellect = The ability to learn and reason; the capacity for knowledge and understanding = Think! Think differently. Think right! "Intel" - Spy! Gather intel. Right?
Quote from macattack: What stands out the most is the Intel chip; I guess that would be the equivalent to the brain in a human. More... I agree. "Intel inside" = Intellect = The ability to learn and reason; the capacity for knowledge and understanding = Think! Think differently. Think right! "Intel" - Spy! Gather intel. Right?
Redneck Oct 30, 2011 #2,423 Quote from xburbx: Quickly understand what is going on More... And then?? RN
Redneck Oct 30, 2011 #2,425 Quote from xburbx: Ha. I'll get it eventually. "know what to do" More... And lastly?? RN
B baron193 Oct 30, 2011 #2,426 Its more the: observe, orient, decide, act that works for me, without any more analysis.
X xburbx Oct 30, 2011 #2,427 The ooda loop itself. The better you are at each step the better the results of the activity - seems like a fair statement
The ooda loop itself. The better you are at each step the better the results of the activity - seems like a fair statement
B baron193 Oct 30, 2011 #2,428 Quote from xburbx: The ooda loop itself. The better you are at each step the better the results of the activity - seems like a fair statement More... Well the theory is: the more you do it the better you get at it.. isn't it?
Quote from xburbx: The ooda loop itself. The better you are at each step the better the results of the activity - seems like a fair statement More... Well the theory is: the more you do it the better you get at it.. isn't it?
B baron193 Oct 30, 2011 #2,429 And i suppose it stands to reason to ask the question: if that is all it takes,then why do some traders are still not profitable after ten years? because they keep changing "tools" instead of trying to get better using the "tool" they already own.
And i suppose it stands to reason to ask the question: if that is all it takes,then why do some traders are still not profitable after ten years? because they keep changing "tools" instead of trying to get better using the "tool" they already own.
Redneck Oct 30, 2011 #2,430 Quote from baron193: Well the theory is: the more you do it the better you get at it.. isn't it? More... Yes - but in trading unless, you manage your losers well, you run out of money well before the real learning can occur RN
Quote from baron193: Well the theory is: the more you do it the better you get at it.. isn't it? More... Yes - but in trading unless, you manage your losers well, you run out of money well before the real learning can occur RN
