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Hello ric,
OK...enough is enough. I happen to be a psychotherapist. It is clear
that your pontifications are very self-serving. So far with all of
your psychobabbling you have succeeded in producing nothing but
retoric none sense.
It will be unfortunite that some poor newbie will read your tripe. So
here it is Ric. The measure of what we profess has only one means to
show it's self in reality.
Show the group the last 6 months of your personal brokerage
statements, obviously with the account # blanked out and home address
blanked out.
Basically, put up or shut up. I personally think you are full of it.
If you fail to do as I have asked then at least I will be validated
that you don't know your (you know what) from a hole in the ground.
you wrote:
> Hi,
> To grow as a trader is often summed up as always being on the lookout for
> ways to improve the reward to risk ratio you are enjoying in your trading.
> There are other ways to look at this moving to better ones trading.
> But increasing rewards or lowering risk or increasing reward relative to
> risk seems to cover the majority of perceiving and achieving personal
> growth as a trader.
> Such a trader sees opportunity everywhere - even in the failings of others.
> It has been said before "A wise man is someone who can learn from the
> mistakes of another."
> My experience is that this is true, both from personal experience and from
> that of the differences between my successful and unsuccessful clients.
> I consider that I have had a poor week, irrespective of making good
> profits, if I have not learnt something new and started to exploit it.
> In the last 7 days I have:
> - identified persistence of direction at various time horizons, for
> various markets,
> - evaluated position sizing adjustments to exploit this knowledge,
> - tested and implemented one of the lower risk changes,
> - finally learnt - it took me two small personal failures and a client
> making the same mistake - to introduce new procedures for rolling over
> futures before expiry, to avoid various difficulties at expiry,
> - identified my objectives for integrating a longer time horizon into
> my trading (this means1-3 years for me),
> - found an initial crude vehicle to trade this time horizon,
> - rearranged capital allocation,
> - opened an account for this purpose,
> - made my first actual (small) trade on this time horizon,
> - ...
> What are you doing to move forward in your trading skills and achievements?
> May your potential be realised, Ric.
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Namaste',
Mark
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