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Re: PROFITABLE TRADING(re-send)



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Brentin ,

your comments sounds like your had a bad day somehow. Its pretty logical
that nobody on any given forum wants to give away his/her secrets or
something, but everybody hopes that the other will do. The tough part
for a supreme forum is to overcome these problems.

As you said, trading isnīt easy as everybody could think. Its - my view
- not easy, because to trade successfully you need an psychological
attitude and behavior that is quiet different than the one we get born
with. So you will have to modify your behavior to trade sucessfully. On
the way of doing so, normally through negative feedback from the markets
and your lv, you can clearly see your account doing better.

And once you trade successfully, posting useful stuff to a forum wonīt
be a big problem for you, since you know that your indicators wonīt fit
the trading style of someone else etc. and if so, they wonīt spoil your
trades.
So donīt be too sad with the people who donīt post or comment on useful
input, because not taking the possibility to advance on their onw way
will be bad for them and no-one else....

Regards - Ulrich





BrentinUtahsDixie wrote:

> Right on Ray,
>
> You can tell how simple and easy trading is by the exceedingly high
> percentage of successful traders there are. NOT! The reasons for
> failure
> are virtually the same as the reasons for failure in any business.
> Undercapitalization, inexperience, lack of planning and execution,
> lack of
> market understanding, inability to deal with problems or find
> solutions,
> over expanding or overextending, lack of priorities, slowness to react
> to
> change, over reacting...etc.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Brent
>
> > Ah but that's the rub. I like to say that trading is simple but not
> > easy. It's simple because the roadmap to success is clearly laid
> > out; it's not easy because following that map is difficult. It's
> difficult
> > because winning psychological paradigms are acquired in a ways that
> run
> > contrary to the practices to which we have been accustomed.