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One of the nicest things I heard
the other day from a friend was...
"What is the market trying to tell
you"
don thompson
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ric
ingram
To: <A title=Realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="mailto:Realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>Realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 12:33
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Subject: [RT] Forcing the Market
Hi,What do you perceive is the role of the
market you trade?Discussing this from the perspective of how you
perceive other people might be instructive.It is common to interpret
what others say from the perspective of roles.People expect others to
fill one of various predetermined roles.This suggests that they are
covertly asking themselves what the role of the person they are dealing with
really is.So they lose meaning and understanding if they find someone
fulfilling a role other than they expect or if they miscast him/her in one of
their preferred roles. Upset is also common in such
mis-reading, mis-construing of roles.Do this ring true for those who
tend to mis-read or mis-quote or mis-construe?In any event it is an
inner tendency that gets in the way of perceiving reality - not a recipe for
seeing the market as it is - more a recipe for seeing the market as a
reflection of oneself.Profits will always tend to be elusive as long
as your perception of the market is flawed.The market does not know of
your role projections onto it, nor does it care. It just
is.So you must change your perception rather than try to force the
market into what you want it to be - for you do not have the power to force
the market to do anything - it just is.Put another way, winners tend
to come from accepters of markets, not from those who expect markets to
conform to a role they have projected onto it and get upset when it fails to
conform. Unconditional regards, Ric.<A
href="http://www.traderscalm.com/"; eudora="autourl">www.traderscalm.com
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