Thread: Nuggets O Wisdom

Lay them on us newbies, the things that you may believe are common sense for you experienced guys are gold for us newbies.

I.E. Short and Sweet

1. Trade the Trend
2. The longer the range the larger the breakout
3. etc..

Don't try to force it. It'll come to you.

Do not get high off your own supply.

Always treat your kite like you treat your girl!

(Not an experienced guy, but it is still true)

Don't trade. Play a loaded gun rather.... It's safer.

The darker the berry the sweeter the juice.

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The darker the berry the sweeter the juice.

The blacker skin, and the deeper the roots. .

2pac for ya, anyway...

Here's a nugget for ya, quoted from Talladega Nights (2008)

'Well I want to just quote the late-great Colonel Sanders, who said...I'm too drunk to taste this chicken. '

Wisdom? Perhaps not. Reality? More likely:If you have been trading for at least 2 years the chances are that you are still attempting to get it right - the best way to reverse the corner is to stop searching forums for your answers, but to rather creep up your arse with a microscope and choose a invasive and brutal look at the trades you have taken and why you have accepted them. You've got more than enough information to work out it, so stop distracting yourself with crap like this and begin focussing on the reality of your activities and their consequences.

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Wisdom? Perhaps not. Reality? More likely:If you've been trading for at least 2 years the chances are that you're still attempting to get it the best way to turn the corner would be to stop searching forums for your answers, but to rather crawl up your arse using a microscope and choose a invasive and brutal look at the transactions you've taken and why you've accepted them. You have more than enough information to work out it , so stop distracting yourself with crap like this and start focussing on the reality of your activities and their effects.

Ooh that's quite good

Wait half an hour, when you think its time to enter

(both personally and professionally)