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HI,
Would be nice if we could rather discuss topics such as: "The Naz is going
nowhere without CSCO" and who are the potential new leaders if not CSCO?
This market (past year and a half) favors scalping, daytrading and going
home flat at the end of the day. My favorite IRC Chat
Channel "# daytraders" members would agree; that is, keep your eyes open,
keep your head down and don't talk...... about master/student
email......show me your money.
Thanks,
Russ
----- Original Message -----
From: "ric ingram" <ringram@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2002 12:30 PM
Subject: [RT] Short
> Hi,
>
> This is short, but as usual I am still attempting to provoke you to think.
>
> Thank you for all responses - for I see them all as valid.
>
> My 'master/student' email has evoked a range of responses from "thanks",
to
> "insightful", to "thought-provoking" to"yes, but", to "selling", to
> "garbage", to "long" to "pedantic" to...
>
> The sheer range of responses to the self-same email, suggests that the
> response probably says more about each responder, than it says about the
> content or value of any email they are responding to.
>
> In particular the "selling" comment reminds me of Andy Warhol who
suggested
> that "Shopping is more American than thinking.".
>
> This mastery of emotional response or reaction is a key concept for
traders
> to grasp - or else they will be forever victims of the markets whim
(losers
> of capital) rather than an exploiter of whatever happens (winners of
capital).
>
> So this is a key skill of repeatable successful trading and not giving the
> money back - getting past your emotional reaction to recognise that it is
> your emotional reaction that makes you a victim. Not what the market
does.
>
> For those whose emotional responses are still clouding their ability to
see
> their emotional responses as just that - their responses (note the
> ownership) - good luck in releasing yourself from self-imposed slavery as
> one of lifes victims.
>
> For those that do not need the luck, thank you for lighting the way, for I
> am still somewhat in the dark and enjoying what little light others have
> shed before me.
>
> Unconditional regards, Ric.
> www.traderscalm.com
>
> P.S.
>
> For those who complained of length, I notice many complainers attached my
> email in full.
>
> Perhaps a case of the 'pot calling the kettle black'.
>
> Another opportunity for self-insight perhaps?
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