timsk
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Hi fudgestain,
Unlike chrisw, I suspect you're correct - unfortunately for me. An endorsement of your post from SOCRATES serves to confirm this view. A criticism that successful traders make of wannabes like myself is that the wannabes want to be given something of great value (i.e. advice and knowledge etc.) for nothing. Why should professional traders freely dispense their wisdom, acquired through seriously hard graft to the inexperienced and often work shy wannabes? No reason at all that I can think of. Also, on the occasions that such advice or knowledge is freely given, it is all too often criticised, ridiculed or simply ignored. Very annoying indeed, I'm sure. Having said all of that, how does the aspiring wannabe trader set about learning how to trade? What are the "right questions" that you refer to? How do you establish "an accurate model to amass money from the market?" And lastly, your analogy about charts and the tablecloth I like, but can you enlighten us as to what the table represents: price and volume perhaps? Or am I not asking the right question?
Tim.
Unlike chrisw, I suspect you're correct - unfortunately for me. An endorsement of your post from SOCRATES serves to confirm this view. A criticism that successful traders make of wannabes like myself is that the wannabes want to be given something of great value (i.e. advice and knowledge etc.) for nothing. Why should professional traders freely dispense their wisdom, acquired through seriously hard graft to the inexperienced and often work shy wannabes? No reason at all that I can think of. Also, on the occasions that such advice or knowledge is freely given, it is all too often criticised, ridiculed or simply ignored. Very annoying indeed, I'm sure. Having said all of that, how does the aspiring wannabe trader set about learning how to trade? What are the "right questions" that you refer to? How do you establish "an accurate model to amass money from the market?" And lastly, your analogy about charts and the tablecloth I like, but can you enlighten us as to what the table represents: price and volume perhaps? Or am I not asking the right question?
Tim.