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I would say, I have always been good and handling money... As I stated I
started following the market at age 12. 1966 and have never stopped. As
for the trading technique. I learned years ago, I was much better at
picking a stock on the short term rather than long-term... Warren Buffet
(sorry!) I presently have long-term investments, which I have had a LONG
time and are not really doing so well.. Many times over the years, I would
buy a stock and within a week or two it would rise maybe 10-20 percent and I
would rarely sell, and then it would tank and take sometimes years to
recover... A recent B*LL Buster is Silicon Graphics. I bought it 18 months
ago, at 22 and within 10 days it was $30.00 well now it is 16??? SO, I
trade short term...and I am VERY successful... Generally when you do
something for a long time you get good at it..
That simple.
regards
Don
-----Original Message-----
From: Walt Downs <knight@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: reen@xxxxxxx <reen@xxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, October 22, 1997 9:00 PM
Subject: Re: Gen: Why this SOD?
>Don Green wrote:
>> So I hope this has provided a little insight into my trading process.
>
>> Any questions?
>> Class dismissed.
>
>Don,
>
>Indeed it does. I think using your method, would have to entail
>being pretty familiar with that particular stock, so you recognize
>the variance from the norm.
>
>You know, I think this COULD be taught. Those that don't exhibit
>through a natural talent the intuition you posses, might possibly
>be able to train their subconscious via repeated exposure to the
>medium, to perform in a similar manner. Maybe these two are the
>same. They would have to be patient.
>
>Tell me, do you feel your talent for trading is innate, or
>acquired?
>
>If I am slipping into too much of a "tech" mindset here, just thump
>me on the head with the surfboard, and send me to the Zen wood shed.
>
>Walt :)
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