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Ric,

You are right!  I have carefully read your reply, and I must admit
that you are on to something.  Whoops!l  Another mistake on my part.
Rather,I must admit you are on something.

Pedantry is your lesser vocation.

Change your address to: http://www.sanctimony.com

YOur readers can then link to:  http://www.unctuous.net or
                                http:/www.ingratiating.org or
most aptly:   http://www.verbalflatulence.com or the ultimate:

http://www.pontificating.bus

Here's wincing at you.

Stu




                                

 


--- In realtraders@xxxx, ric ingram <ringram@xxxx> wrote:
> Hi "sunsetisles2001",
> 
> On Date: Wed, 06 Feb 2002 16:55:08 -0000  you wrote:
> 
> From: "sunsetisles2001" <sunsetisles@xxxx>
> Subject: Re: Confidence is (nearly) all
> 
> Please change your web site to: http://www.pedantryrus.com/
> 
> Thank you for your amusing and inventive comment.
> 
> Someone could grab that bit of cyber-space territory.
> 
> I would like to meet your expectations of me.
> 
> So to be pedantic, "sunsetisles2001", your isles seen to have the 
sun set 
> on them last year.
> 
> One of the assumptions you appear to be making is that because you 
do not 
> value my email that all others feel the same.
> 
> If I have helped one person, my efforts are worthwhile.    What are 
you 
> giving back to the trading community?
> 
> You also appear to assume that I believe I can reach everyone.    I 
cannot 
> reach everyone, or more accurately I believe I cannot reach 
> everyone.    See how I do try to meet your expectations of pedantry.
> 
> Nor can you reach everyone with any posting you make.
> 
> None of us can.
> 
> As usual, it seems most of the positive responses are sent 
privately, and 
> almost all the negative reactions are sent publicly.
> 
> Does this give you a hint as to a possible purpose of those that 
publish 
> wholly negative emotional reactions in the forum?
> 
> If my message had no merit for you, and no relevance for you, it 
would be 
> ignored - and correctly so.   The delete key that others have 
wisely spoken of.
> 
> If the message had value for you, you would digest and optionally 
write 
> privately.
> 
> If there was an area of confusion or disagreement etcetera, you 
would ask 
> privately or in public, specifying your query or disagreement or 
suggestion 
> or correction.
> 
> If the message hit a sore spot and caused emotional pain, to some 
degree, 
> however small or large, then you might hit back emotionally, in 
public, to 
> the forum.
> 
> So unfortunately for your apparent denial of your denial, the whole 
group 
> now knows which of the above categories you appear to fall within.
> 
> Hope this is a wake-up call for you.
> 
> I have no illusions of being able to help more than a subset of the 
forums 
> members.    As I said in my original email, twenty years ago if 
someone 
> gave me the ideas about confidence, it would have been wasted on 
> me.   Perhaps even ten years ago I would have reacted emotionally 
to the 
> confidence ideas and been in denial of the source of the reaction.
> 
> As always we have to give permission to be upset.   While some see 
no 
> purpose, some find use in the message for their current situation, 
some see 
> it as obvious and assume others do too.    Some will take it 
personally and 
> others will be upset in a non-specific manner.
> 
> All these responses/reactions are more a function of the reader and 
his/her 
> developmental stage than what is actually written or indeed how it 
is written.
> 
> Reactions are as much or more about us - as they are about that 
which we 
> react to.
> 
>  From my personal experience and those of my coaching clients, to 
trade 
> successfully, most, if not all traders seem to need to understand 
this 
> truth of human behaviour and get past it.   Otherwise we will 
always be 
> victims of our reactions to external events.
> 
> Successful traders are exploiters of external events, not victims.
> 
> May you be an exploiter not a victim.
> 
> Paradoxically, exploiters seem to be mostly providers of service 
and 
> victims are most often seekers of service in the market.
> 
> Now you know one of the purposes of my emails - to open up 
perceptions to 
> help spur you on your own individual path to trading success.     
And every 
> path is different, and yet has many common features.
> 
> I am truly sorry that your perceptions seem to be mostly closed at 
this 
> time.    This is obviously right for you at this time and I respect 
> this.  They will open when you are ready.
> 
> Accept that others are at different stages of their perceptions 
being 
> opened and at different stages on their different paths.
> 
> Your perceptions and stage is not others perceptions and stage.
> 
> Unconditional regards, Ric.
> www.traderscalm.com


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