Quote from baron193:
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.
I know there's really no "common" sense, but if you are stupid enough to throw all your capital at somethink that you just started, and obviously not grasp yet, then of course you'd have no capital left...."you" meaning a third person of courseQuote from Redneck:
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:
Its more the: observe, orient, decide, act
that works for me, without any more analysis.
Yes i know this only too well, though i haven't spent money on that sort of shit.Quote from Redneck:
Ever seen the commercial where trading is so easy a baby can do it
Untold money, time, and effort is spent convincing us the real answer is simply this red light/ green light box.. or this one..., or that one
On to the next one...
RN
Quote from baron193:
I know there's really no "common" sense, but if you are stupid enough to throw all your capital at somethink that you just started, and obviously not grasp yet, then of course you'd have no capital left...."you" meaning a third person of course![]()