lachie said:What is this Big Ben system that is talked about here? any links for more info?
thanks
trendie said:a pdf has been posted recently.
actually, these kinds of requests for more information can be frustrating for people new to the thread, so is there any way we can have a library of pdfs for each thread, that people can access rather than having to trawl through the posts ?
Like a sort of appendix for attachments per thread ?
Might post this on the "how can we improve T2W" to Sharky if there are enough "ayes".
trendie said:Any advice on not being able to "pull the trigger" ?
Got 4 valid re-entries into the downtrend over past couple of days, of which possibly one would have failed, but 3 would have yielded profit.
( yesterdays volatility scared me from doing anything )
I have read Mark Douglas' book The Disciplined Trader, and he does describe people who may be good at having ideas and anlaysis, but bottle-out when it comes to actually trading. I fear I fall into that category.
trendie said:a pdf has been posted recently.
actually, these kinds of requests for more information can be frustrating for people new to the thread, so is there any way we can have a library of pdfs for each thread, that people can access rather than having to trawl through the posts ?
Like a sort of appendix for attachments per thread ?
Might post this on the "how can we improve T2W" to Sharky if there are enough "ayes".
Kaffee said:LOL Trendie. Snap for me. I'm told it's because I fear losses that I don't pull the trigger.
Well that's never going to change for me.. Baruch's approach of "closing your eyes" is as good as it gets I'm afraid.
Someone on here said "losses are part of the game". Adopt that as a mantra and it might help.
Edit:- Afraid I don't agree with DC about scaling down the position size, we'd only have to face the same demons when we scale back up.......
Kaffee said:LOL Trendie. Snap for me. I'm told it's because I fear losses that I don't pull the trigger.
Well that's never going to change for me.. Baruch's approach of "closing your eyes" is as good as it gets I'm afraid.
Someone on here said "losses are part of the game". Adopt that as a mantra and it might help.
Edit:- Afraid I don't agree with DC about scaling down the position size, we'd only have to face the same demons when we scale back up.......
dc2000 said:Zuke
A wise decision IMO
Trendie
my advice would be to trade small size about 1/10th of your normal position but with the same stop level and pips target so that your mind stop concentrating on the money and more on the pips
trendie said:Any advice on not being able to "pull the trigger" ?
Got 4 valid re-entries into the downtrend over past couple of days, of which possibly one would have failed, but 3 would have yielded profit.
( yesterdays volatility scared me from doing anything )
I have read Mark Douglas' book The Disciplined Trader, and he does describe people who may be good at having ideas and anlaysis, but bottle-out when it comes to actually trading. I fear I fall into that category.
Looking good for my 633zuke said:1st of the day.. LONG 533 Stop 513 Target 1 633
Baruch said:I have never said that. But I have said that "losses are part of the game". You't can run a business without expenses - and losses are our expenses. Treat trading as a business.
zuke said:1st of the day.. LONG 533 Stop 513 Target 1 633
Kaffee said:Yes you have... search the thread, when you was quizzed about Big Baruch. Another one of yours "20 point stop, I don't want to be a hero" or are these just sound bites ??
Edit: Post 2128 Baruch.
BaruchPS. Why this move up? Has anyone shot the president?[/QUOTE said:Oh, it's because of the new Osama bin Laden tape.
dc2000 said:Excellent trade Zuke
You da man today matey
zuke said:"For my acceptance speech I'd like to thank my agent Osama Bin Laden for his video".
Baruch said:Nice trade, zuke, but you wrote it was the first today. What about the Big Ben trade this morning?
zuke said:"For my acceptance speech I'd like to thank my agent Osama Bin Laden for his video".