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Yeah, I have a suggestion. You should read something around a 100
trading and systems development books, and then if you plow another
few thousand hours into understanding what you've read, experimenting
and figuring out how to trade with what you've come up with, then
you'll be close, really close.
There's nothing anyone on here is going to post that will help you
more than the above mentioned paragraph.
If there was one good indicator--or trading method--we'd all be using
it. We ain't. Indicators fit people and personalities. It's all in
what you can use, and no one on here, or anywhere else, can define
that for you.
Go to amazon buy every book they have on trading and sytems
development and you'll be off to a relatively mild start, but
generally in the right direction.
Read Van Tharp's Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom first. That will
get rid of a lot of your misconceptions like entries are important.
Read the other 100 books next, and then read Van Tharp's again. By
that time you might have a prayer of getting it.
If you want easy--go bowling!
Sorry, but them's the realities.
--- In Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "chichungchoi"
<chichungchoi@xxxx> wrote:
>
> There are too much indicators for trading. Could anyone give me any
> advise whether I should strictly follow one indicator to trade or
> determine the trend with a lot of indicators for confirmation on
any
> trading signals?
>
> If I follow one indicator, I will get a clear boundary for entry
and
> exit. If I determine the trend with a lot of indicators, I wait
most
> of the time, and miss the entry and exit, because there is no clear
> boundary.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestion?
> Thank you
> Eric
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