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Bill,
watch out for this guy. he's a bit of a snob.
you may see what i mean. talk to you soon.
kev
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Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2002 7:50
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Subject: Re: [RT] A mere student
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Ric,I want to
learn more about the volatility breakout trading method you mentioned
in your email below. I went to your website and could not find anything
on it. Could you please send me more information about it, or direct me
to find such info. Thank you.Sincerely,Bill<FONT
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8:12:59 AM Pacific Standard TimeFrom:<A
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FAMILY="SANSSERIF">Hi,I am a student of the easy, still
learning.I do not claim to be a master of anything, let alone a
master of the difficult act of trading with the trend.I am not a
good enough trader to make money trading the trend - I leave that to the
masters of the difficult.One of my personal problems, which I am
actively working on, is a tendency to look for others
motivations. This is self-destructive, as there is then an
inclination to use such an (often false) assumption as lens to evaluate what
they say and do.False conclusions, more a reflection of myself than
reality, are the result. In trading this means
losses.One of the advantages I find in the following three trading
styles:
- spread
trading,
- <FONT lang=0
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- market making,is I need to
make little or no projections. Even if a forecast
proves wrong, a higher probability trade becomes available. In
other words my predilection for false assumptions through using motivation
as a lens has little chance to undermine my trading results.Many
other traders seem to suffer, to one degree or another, from my problem of
evaluation through a lens of presumed motivation - in fact it seems to be a
rare person that has mostly overcome this tendency.Perhaps that is
why the majority of traders with consistent 50% plus annual returns and
limited draw-downs use one or more of the above three trading
styles.But perhaps I am a master of one thing - a master of being
wrong for I am wrong so often, I must be getting expert at it - especially
when I look for others motivations.And I do love being wrong - it is
one of the best ways to learn.Unconditional regards, Ric.<A
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