firewalker99
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ah no chart just numbers, thought you were doing app lied math
I'm using applied psychology
ah no chart just numbers, thought you were doing app lied math
I'm using applied psychology
ah no chart just numbers, thought you were doing app lied math
I'm using applied psychology
Applied math! What! I have problems tying my shoe laces, DC.
you tube the answer to life, the universe and everything
1:www.youtube.com/watch?v=10KYqboD1KM]YouTube - How to tie shoe laces faster
2:www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bcOO2V4X8Y]YouTube - Transitional Analysis 3 by Gilbert Steele
I think longs should start getting into position now.
the more points I make in the morning the more reckless I am in the US session
I was long the Dow when DC said don't be, but since I don't listen to anyone, I held ..I broke all my own rules I didn't cut and reverse I held until the bitter low ..then I averaged then I got out too soon in the closing relief rally .. I made 11 . count em .. points
never again! (again)
just once I want to be on the right side of a big Dow move
Patience is important too. I am annoyed at myself beyond belief. I sold a binary bet (dow to finish up, daily expiry) for £10pp at 92 (maximum risk £80). The price went as low as 5, which it touched repeatedly for around 20 minutes before the big reversal. I covered at 88, being concerned about the erosion of time premium as the index was still trading 200 points higher than the open, despite clear rejection of the highs after the FOMC move was retraced.
the more points I make in the morning the more reckless I am in the US session
I was long the Dow when DC said don't be, but since I don't listen to anyone, I held ..I broke all my own rules I didn't cut and reverse I held until the bitter low ..then I averaged then I got out too soon in the closing relief rally .. I made 11 . count em .. points
never again! (again)
just once I want to be on the right side of a big Dow move
anyone care to have a go?
patience is the key to getting into a good trade but its also about working out at what price you would be comfortable buying or selling, once in you need to work out where the market could go and where you are happy to take profit
ie: looking at todays action where would you be comfortable going short tomorrow? and where would you be comfortable going long?