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Bob,
Last time I put my tongue in my cheek as hard as you did below, it
blinded my eye teeth!
Baloney is baloney no matter who cuts it.
Stu
--- In realtraders@xxxx, "BobR" <bobrabcd@xxxx> wrote:
> Ric, could we focus on why trendfollowing is difficult for you?
What exactly does your analysis of yourself in regards to
trendfollowing reveal about technique and your behavoral psychology.
Can you see and analyze trends? Can you not follow a trend, if so,
why not? Don't know when to get in or out? This really boils down
to trading. Perhaps we can learn something if you provide some
specifics about this. See if you can balance your psychological
answer with some trading vernacular. Remember, this is about you now
and the rest of us who are your competitors, so don't get defensive,
focus on yourself and the answer, no attacks, no slamming, no
rebuttals. Just look in the mirror and focus on you, trendfollowing,
and the answer. Foget us and have a heart to heart talk with
yourself while we listen through the door of your perception. Just
what is it about you and trendfollowing that don't mix? This is the
constant theme of your messages. Overcome that and you become a
master trendfollower.
>
> bobr
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: ric ingram
> To: realtraders@xxxx
> Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 5:08 AM
> Subject: [RT] Amusing and Strange
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I thought you might like me to share this unusual experience.
>
> I have received many private emails of support and encouragement -
thank you again.
>
> Most such emails will be private because few want the wrath of
the crowd on their heads.
>
> But I have just received my first PRIVATE angry email
regarding "Masters of the Difficult or Students of the Easy" and
follow-ups.
>
> This was most surprising in two ways:
>
> - most negative emails are written to the group
looking for support (as there is normally insufficient
integrity in the senders to write directly and they
> are not in learning mode anyway),
>
> - this email accused me, in the same paragraph, of
proclaiming myself as:
>
> - a trading master,
> - a terrible trader.
>
> Even if one was true (and the second is true for trend-following
styles) ,it truly amazing how emotion could get my respondent to hold
such conflicting ideas simultaneously.
>
> I am used to people not reading, or reading what their emotions
tell them they have read, but this 'black and white' held
simultaneously is a first in my experience.
>
> A lesson for us all - because we all get clouded by emotions from
time to time.
>
> But maybe you have a stranger tale to tell writ by traders
emotions?
>
> Unconditional regards, Ric.
> www.traderscalm.com
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