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One attracts what one seeks.
- Seek answers outside yourself, you'll get lots of people telling you what to
do, but you will never know why or how to use this or not. In a word you'll be
everybody's ball in the game.
- Or seek your own answers, and you will know why you do things, how to do
things, why to change things etc. In a word you'll be your own player. You may
not play ball well initially, but you'll manage all right over time, no doubts
whatsoever, more or less accordingly to how committed consistent and persistent
you have been every day...
Gwenn
Gram wrote:
> RE. Mark and Dr. John's disciussion:
> You guys are talking a lot about people always trying to sell things, or
> having a vested interest in what they do and offer. This is not new,
> however - indeed, the opening comment of the December issues of TASC (surely
> one of our most respected mags?) has its own comment and deploration of this
> kind of thing. Here is a snip:
>
> "In the real world, a trader, whether novice or professional, enters a
> competitive realm where thousands of others actually seek his harm or, at
> least, his money. Events drive traders back and forth in a random, chaotic
> frenzy from which an "orderely" market discerns instantaneous value on a
> more or less continuous basis, depending of who is calling in orders at the
> moment. You are no more in control of this that you are of the weather."
> "Do experienced traders have a responsibility to point this out to
> novices? I think they do. How about a letter to the editor of a local
> newspaper that runs ads like this? How about speaking up online in chat
> groups? How about asking for documentation of outrageous claims? And don't
> be deterred by the few who survive and thrive. Those who lost their shirts
> just aren't speaking up as loudly."
> Take a look.
> Best
> Gram.
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