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MrMiyagi wrote:Well that party was short-lived...
thanks for reminding. me playing short againballatines wrote:China GDP data out tomorrow and i expect more volatile range in coming
taggard wrote:strongly doubt that reading the book in detail would help your calls much--mostly you are doing things right by his standards. i realize this is the same old rap from me but the key idea for people here once the technical stuff is pretty much in hand is to work on all the other stuff. so looking for more how you look at the rules as opposed to focusing on getting the rules more in hand.Cobra wrote:I cannot bear to read his book (well, virtually I cannot read any book now, I can accept images only nowadays), but lots of concepts I'm using here were from his idea. Check "Getting Started" in this forum. So I really wish I could read his book, perhaps my calls on the market would be improved more.Pagat wrote:is he richer then W. Buffet ? if not what is the value then in the book.EvilTrader wrote:Hey Cobra
are you familiar with Al Brooks books on 5-minute tech analysis ? Do you recommend it ?
What you and other forum member think of it ?
A waste of time and money or something of value ?
Reading Price Charts Bar by Bar: The Technical Analysis of Price Action for the Serious Trader
"Trading Price Action Reversals: Technical Analysis of Price Charts Bar by Bar for the Serious Trader"
Trading Price Action Trading Ranges: Technical Analysis of Price Charts Bar by Bar for the Serious Trader By Al Brooks
http://www.amazon.com/Reading-Price-Cha ... roduct_top
to all site users--we find tons of posts about this or that pivot point but not much discussion on how to improve our trades in terms of size--having confidence or not etc. if you know the rules inside and out--and both cobra and al brooks are fairly simple if you just hang with them for a while--then something else is the issue.
i kept track of my understanding of the market in extreme detail in the following way. (1) did i clearly know what was going to happen the next day. (2) breaking the day down into segments (a) did i know what was happening in the sense of knowing the whole trade from start to stop. (b) how loudly did i know this--how strong did i hear the trade in my head. (3)what were the results of my trades.
and guess what there was no relation between the knowing what was going on--loud or not--in any time frame. the only thing was did i follow the rules no matter what i felt. so measured moves pivots etc mean nothing--just that i follow trends and buy points. if i am scared clueless etc nothing makes any difference.
also discovered from other investigations if i spend 1/10 the time working on the charts--i do 50% better. the less stuff i watch--the better i do
so just my opinion but the calls are fine--i just wish people would talk more about the other stuff--because it has to be the key if the calls are right 80% of the time.
OUCHTraderGirl wrote:FAS update...
Mr Miyagi, just use the (THOR) hammer in NYSE at 1600. Plz don't push any botton tomorrow, we might go to moon. I thought we might finish Y wave today.MrMiyagi wrote:JPM reports tomorrow pre market.
PLUS.. it is Friday the Thirteenth.
Cobra wrote:well, guess that's it for today, not a strong close I'd like to see, I'm a little disappointed. Not idea about tomorrow yet as I'm really scared of being blamed. Thank you guys, I'll see you tomorrow.
My fingers were off the button!! I swear!!Tabby wrote:Mr Miyagi, just use the (THOR) hammer in NYSE at 1600. Plz don't push any botton tomorrow, we might go to moon. I thought we might finish Y wave today.